Vertical horizon of Hong Kong. Photo by: Romain Jacquet-Lagreze
Sunshine over Hong Kong. It has the most skyscrapers in the world, with 8,000 buildings having more than 14 floors, almost double that of New York. Photo by: Coolbie Re
The annual Hong Kong Chinese New Year Fireworks extravaganza is an essential part of the celebrations and in Hong Kong. Photo by: David W
Mongkok district of Hong Kong has the world’s highest population density with an average of 130,000 people per square kilometer. Photo by: Coolbie Re
Hong Kong from above. It is the world’s most expensive place to buy a home where $200 000 buys only 500 square feet. Photo by: Pete Finlay
Its population is predominantly Chinese and Cantonese remains the common language of communication. Photo by: Coolor Foto
World`s largest rubber duck floating in Hong Kong. Photo by: Florentijn Hofman
Approximately 75% of of Hong Kong is rural, comprising of 24 country parks, scenic hills, woodlands, reservoirs and coastline easily accessible from the city. Photo by: Ian Boys
Hong Kong street view. Photo by: Curious Light
One of the world’s highest per-capita concentrations of cafes and restaurants at one restaurant for every 600 people. Photo by: Bryan Leung
Floating fish market in Aberdeen, Hong Kong. Photo by: Jason Hawkes
Street colors of Hong Kong. Photo by: Brian Yen | National Geographic
