Hong Kong will be associated mainly with Bruce Lee, neon signs and old police cars and taxis. Here the future master of the martial art called Jeet Kune Do (Road of Intercepting Fists) ,grew up and trained. Despite the time that has elapsed since those days and the incredible development of Asian agglomerations, you can still feel the atmosphere of those years during your walks in Hong Kong.

Today, Hong Kong is a city of over 7 million and the most densely populated place in the world. The city also has the largest number of skyscrapers of all cities in the world and is considered the third city in the index of world financial centers after London and New York.

In Hong Kong, we found some interesting places to visit and watch, here they are:

– Night show of lasers and lights – every day, in the early evening on the coast there is a show that is a play of lights and music. It is worth coming earlier because the waterfront is very crowded and it is difficult to find good places to observe.

-Museums- We recommend two: Hong Kong Science Museum and Hong Kong Museum of History. In the first one, we can experience various scientific experiments throughout the day and expand our knowledge in a pleasant way. In the second one, we can deepen the history of the region, watching very interesting and nicely made exhibitions.

-night in Kowloon-Kowloon is the most populous district of Hong Kong (formerly a haven for all sorts of criminals), it is also famous for its large skyscrapers with microscopic hotels. In one building there are hundreds of such shrines (usually 2-3 rooms) and there is no nation that we would not meet in the corridor.