Wan Chai Fall, Historical, Lighthouse, Modern Architecture + Theme Parks Pictures

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Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies. 

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies. 

Pay your respects to the Chinese deity of fishermen and sea traders at a small temple that once stood on the shoreline of Hong Kong Island. 

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies.