The Hong Kong Big 5 of Everything Infographic

THE HONG KONG BIG OF EVERYTHING INFOGRAPHIC NOVOTEL OTELE AMAZING HONG KONG AIRLINES PASSENGER JANE DOE GATE GATE CLOSES SEAT NUMBER H3 16:03 F3 FROM SAN FRANCISCO то HONG KONG Hong Kong is an excellent vacation destination. The country is best known for its culinary delights, fantastic sightseeing spots and great shopping destinations. To help you get acquainted with Hong Kong's cultural jewels and rich tradition, here is an infographic highlightning the country's best top 5's of well. everything! FLIGHT DATE TIME AWS747 SEPT 16:45 22 BOARDING PASS TOP 5 HONG KONG FOODS: (Must try!) 5 Layered Roast Pork 5 layered roast pork is an excellent dish to indulge into. Featuring 5 layers of succulent pork, this dish is best served hot when its still meat and vegetables. There Ice Tea Stinky Tofu Hot Pot Claypot Rice Known as Hong Kong styled milk tea, this milk tea was developed during the British colonial rule. Instead of sipping on normal tea, the addition of evaporated or condensed milk grew popular. Stinky tofu is a form of fermented tofu which does not consist with any starter bacteria, There are many types of stinky tofu available; deep fried to spicy stinky tofu. A staple Hong Kong favorite is Claypot Rice, as the name Hot Pot. Hot Pot more or less implies, is rice served in a comes in a sizzling pot filled claypot. Originally, the rice is cooked in a claypot before the rest of the ingredients are crispy. The dish can be found are seafood choice hot pots as added. This can include chicken, pork or sometimes beef, depending on the available ingredients. to the brim with delicious in most markets as well as restaurants! well. The milk tea is expected to be rich in taste as well as its smoothness when consumed. This delicacy can be found in nightmarket stalls, road- stands rather than luxury restaurants due to its foul odor. Crack open an egg, stir or leave it boiling in the middle of the hot pot and get ready to eat some real hot pot! In some cases, even Chinese sausages are added for added flavor. TOR 5 HONG KONG SHOPPING PLACES IFC TOWER ELEMENTS HARBOUR CITY * TEMPLE STREET NIGHT MARKET FESTIVAL WALK TOP 5 CHILL-OUT PLACES Lantau Island is an excellent location for a day of chilling out and sightseeing. The island is well-known for the Giant Buddha at Po Lin Monastery and the Tai O Fishing Village. Lantau Island Lantau Island is ideal for those wanting nothing more than peace and quiet. Sit on the tram at Victoria Peak and catch a glimpse of Hong Kong and Victoria Harbour. Victoria Peak offers stunning views of the city and all can be viewed from the tram. Victoria Peak The Aqua Luna is an antique junk boat that picks up passengers at Tsim Sha Tsui or Kowloon. At 70 years old, this refurnished boat offers up an open-air deck and equipped with comfortably wide sofas. Grab a beverage of your choice and sit back, relax and enjoy the stunning views offered by Victoria Harbour. Aqua Luna To get away from the city, stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade. Hong Kong lights up beautifully at night and nothing is better than watching it from the sidewalk. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Although there are no bars and shops around the promenade, experiencing the cool, evening breeze is worth it. Nan Lian Garden is a garden admist the bustling metropolis. The garden is a refreshing sight to see. The entire garden is meticulously laid out to ensure Chi flows naturally and is not obstructed. Nan Lian Garden There are fortune tellers ready to peer into your future... for a price as well!