This Asian city is a bustling metropolis and a business hub, and one of the world’s capitals for real estate - earning it the nickname ‘the New York of Asia’.

       This major tourist destination is also filled with natural beauty, a pulsating nightlife and also calming temples.

       With its awe-inspiring skyscrapers and bright city lights providing endless fascination for all who visit , Hong Kong is truly a city like no other.

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       Hong Kong seamlessly blends its unique urban life with its stunning natural scenery while also providing a diverse culinary experience too.

       The city is an in-demand spot that boasts a one-of-a-kind skyline.

       Shopping enthusiasts will also enjoy the bustling markets and luxurious boutiques.

       The region’s harbour, known as Victoria Harbour, is a true sight to behold with unique views of the city’s impressive skylines and bustling life mixed with its calm waters.

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       The stunning landscape here has made Victoria Harbour the region’s popular tourist destination spot.

       The region is filled with dizzying towers playing host to its numerous luxurious apartments, offices and residential homes that roughly 7 million inhabitants call home.

       Found on the east bank of the Pearl River on the southern coast of China and you’ll find the “port of perfumes”

       This spot is also known as the commercial and financial hub and famed for its global importance.

       Traditional Chinese architecture is scattered throughout with the traditionally-themed Ngong Ping Village coming in highly recommended.

       For the nature lovers, a trip to Nan Lian Garden will provide the peaceful zen and deliver complete serenity with a visit to St John’s Cathedral and Man Mo Temple also a must.

       Other must-see spots in Hong Kong include Victoria Peak which stands at an impressive 552 metres making it the highest point on the island.

       And for the food lovers, prepare yourself for a gastronomical explosion of flavours with roast goose, egg tarts, dim sum and even British custard tarts all on offer.