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"More than two decades after the handover from Great Britain to China, the city continues to develop at a dizzying pace. Ambitious projects like the West Kowloon Cultural District and the new Kai Tak Sports Park have reshaped its cultural and entertainment landscape, while creative energy pours through once-overlooked neighborhoods. Yet the essentials remain unchanged: The skyline still glitters across Victoria Harbour, the Star Ferry keeps chugging between shores, and local families gather over morning dim sum or late-night mahjong, just as they always have."
"Read our complete Hong Kong city guide here, which includes: How we choose the best things to do in Hong Kong AccordionItemContainerButton Every review on this list has been written by a Condé Nast Traveler journalist who knows the destination and has visited that activity. When choosing things to do, our editors consider landmarks and experiences that offer an insider's view of a destination, keeping authenticity, location, service, and sustainability credentials top of mind."
Hong Kong blends rapid transformation with persistent everyday rituals. Major infrastructure and cultural projects, including the West Kowloon Cultural District and the Kai Tak Sports Park, have reshaped entertainment and cultural offerings while revitalizing overlooked neighborhoods. Iconic features such as the Victoria Harbour skyline and the Star Ferry remain central to city life. Local customs like morning dim sum and late-night mahjong continue alongside outdoor activities, shopping, dining, and rooftop cocktails. The city offers diverse experiences from hiking green hillsides to urban leisure. Reviews of activities are produced by Condé Nast Traveler journalists, with selection based on authenticity, location, service, and sustainability.
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