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“What would you possibly find in Hong Kong,” I had asked my friend, an outdoor educator, who had moved there a year ago. My scepticism couldn’t have been more off the mark a recent visit to Hong Kong introduced me to its great outdoors, a world that has by and large been swept under the island’s glitzy carpet of shopping and skyscrapers.

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The deck offers a 270 degree breathtaking panoramic view and is one of the best venues to catch a glimpse of a spectacular sunset in Hong Kong.

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The breezy Central Waterfront Promenade offers splendid views of the vibrant Victoria Harbour and the celebrated Hong Kong skyline. A cruise around the harbour aboard the Aqua Luna, topped with the Symphony of Lights, a unique light and sound show, is a great way to spend an evening

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The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao bridge in China, touted to be the world’s longest cross-sea bridge, is expected to have 5G service in the future, the structure’s network operator said.

Rising Kashmir – Online Outlook – Online Kashmir Reader – Online Odisha TV – Online Indian 24 News – Online The Hans India – Online Business Standard – Online News 18 – Online The New Indian Express – Online The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao bridge, touted to be the world’s longest cross-sea bridge, is expected to have 5G service in the future, the structure’s network operator said. The 55-km bridge that opened last month connects the mainland province of Guangdong with China’s two special administrative regions, Hong Kong and Macao.

Deccan Herald – Bangalore

We saw Hong Kong through the eyes of our awe-struck three-year-old granddaughter who we trundled everyway here on the easy stroller-friendly streets. Hong Kong is not just a conglomeration of steel, glass and concrete towers, but a fun destination where entire families can bond.

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While travellers assume that Hong Kong is all business and skyscrapers, there’s a variety of activities for all tastes, whether you enjoy the outdoors, are a foodie or just want to immerse yourself in the local culture. Sure, 48 hours might sound like a difficult stretch to see it all, but Hong Kong’s topography isn’t renowned for nothing.

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Cut through the brick and mortar and Hong Kong can be quite a revelation. The land we usually perceive as concrete jungle — dotted with shopping malls and high rise buildings — has 40 per cent of area covered by national parks. One wonders why there are not more people exploring its majestic islands, beautiful trek and nature trails, scenic beaches, caves, fishing villages, and some of the most adventurous cable car rides to reach these vantage points.

In.Com – Online

The actress is currently in Hong Kong, but that has not stopped her from sharing the Sunday binge video. Shilpa treated herself to an ice cream with a golden flake on it. According to her caption, it seems like she is having a 24 carat pure gold leaf ice cream.

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World’s longest sea-crossing bridge has been officially opened by China. The $20 billion bridge, which is 55km long, connects Hong Kong and Macau to the Chinese mainland.

The Economic Times – Delhi The Economic Times – Mumbai The Economic Times –  Bangalore The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macao Bridge, which was inaugurated in October, is the longest sea-crossing bridge in the world. The 55-km bridge can withstand earthquakes and typhoons and a section is deep underwater so that shipping routes are not disturbed. Here is a look at some bridges — smaller but engineering marvels on their own — that move to make way for boats and ships.