Hong Kong, also called the 'Pearl of the Orient,' is perhaps the most popular tourist destination in the South-East Asia. Until the arrival of the British in 1842 was just a typical small village. In 1997, Hong Kong was handed over to China, under political 'one country, two systems. " The city now has become the vibrant destinations as requested s not only in Asia but also in the world. Confined by the sea and the South China Sea, Hong Kong, although the part of China, is different from the rest of China. With its own government, stamps, and laws and regulations, the city consists of four geographic areas, for example, new territories, Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula and the outlying islands, all packed with a plethora of attractions and facilities. It also consists of over 200 islands, which consist of small islands and tiny. In addition, Hong Kong is very famous for its magnificent deep water port. An examination conducted by the World Tourism Organization, the city has aligned among the 15 popular tourist destinations in the world. An amazing city that blends the best of East and West, Hong Kong 's attractions, among many others, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center with its three-tier roof and single curved glass walls, the Central – Mid escalator flat roof, which is the longest in the world and the way of Hollywood, filled with a range of shops in the old and curious objects that sell the statues of Buddha, Japanese specialties like ikebana baskets of Chinese furniture, and bottles of perfume and snuff. Despite these attractions, perhaps the most famous attraction of the city is up Victoria, whose summit you can look down to enjoy the wonderful views of skyscrapers and the port of Victoria. During nights, the view of the peak become dazzling. Also, of special significance are the temples of the region. Since Buddhism is the religion of the most popular place, Hong Kong has to his credit over 400 temples, is looked at as a tourist attraction not be missed. One of the chapels is the most prominent Buddhist nunnery in the Lin ji, located in Kowloon. Considered a living museum of tang dynasty, it has been renewed in imposing the traditional architecture of the Tang era, with several magnificent Buddhist halls. Another chapel is a popular Buddhist monastery Po Lin, whose focal point is a bronze statue of Lord Buddha, which is the largest in the world. Besides Buddhist chapels, the place is also popular in several other chapels such as St John 's Cathedral, considered to be the oldest in the Far East and the mosque of Shelley Street, which is noted for its minaret of greens and whites. A visit to Hong Kong would be incomplete without taking a trip of many fascinating museums, unique art and antique displays representing various aspects of the site such as history, film industry, space and science, and coastal defense. Some of the museums visited museum in the region are home to the flagpole of the goods of tea, movie file from Hong Kong, Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences, Hong Kong, which competes with the museum, gallery Planning for Hong Kong and exposure to infrastructure, and the visual arts in Hong Kong Centre.Attractions also include a continuous series of beautiful beaches, including the Bay of repulsion, the most spectacular among the city 's beaches; Bay deep water, which is connected by a path with the beach of the Bay of repulsion, of Turtle Cove, a quiet beach, Playa de Oro, the first artificial beach in Hong Kong and hung Shing Yeh – a beautiful beach Lamma Island.Also in the gastronomy of the place is astonishing, with specialized areas to enjoy the remarkable delicacy, like SoHo with a variety of restaurants serving international cuisine; Caliber street dotted with an array of stops , where one can enjoy the best of style kitchens that include Hong Kong noodles, soups, cakes and herbal teas, and the style of floating restaurants in Aberdeen found that apart from the excellent options available for shopping, with areas such as Lyndhurst terrace filled with shops selling paintings and old maps, Stanley Street, considered a haven for buying cameras and accessories from the film, and Li Yuen streets, dotted with stores that sell Knick-KNACKS, leather goods and sportswear. With these attractions and great options to enjoy a variety of activities, tourists gather in Hong Kong throughout the year. No matter your budget or you want the comfort of luxury, the city has options to cater to all types of tourists. Most hotels and resorts are located within the heart of the city, and are therefore within reach of most tourist attractions above. Today, many of the hotels, budget luxury and comfort, have their own web sites, which in turn allows visitors to check price and the site and make reservations in advance.