Hong Kong

Tea service at Man Wah, at the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong.

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A vegetable stall in Mong Kok.

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The view from Victoria Peak, an 1,800-foot mountain, whose looming peak is visible from almost all of Central district.

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Overlooking Connaught Street, in the Central district.

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Wellington Street, in Hong Kong’s Soho neighborhood.

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Restaurateur David Yeo has turned the colonial-era headquarters of the Marine Police into the Hullett House, a hotel with 10 individually themed suites. Each has a terrace facing Central’s iconic skyline. Downstairs are five restaurants, ranging from the stylish Cantonese Loong Toh Yuen to a down-to-earth pub.

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Inside Café Causette, a.k.a. the Coffee Shop, at the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong. All day long, hotel guests drop in for perfect lattes and fabulous mini quiches, while Hong Kong tai-tai ladies still come for Hainan chicken and dim sum.

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The frantic intensity of Hong Kong’s downtown business areas contrasts sharply with the peaceful stretch of pale golden sand at Repulse Bay Beach on the south side of Hong Kong Island. It is considered one of the ten best city beaches in the world.

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Felix, at The Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong.

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Diners at Lung King Heen, in the Four Seasons Hotel, Hong Kong.

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