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Get stuffed in Hong Kong

By Andrew Stone, Lonely Planet

Yum cha dining, Hong Kong In a city with more than 10,000 restaurants there are many places to satisfy any taste or appetite. Read more…

Hong Kong in pictures

Ancient boats with grand vistas From Victoria Harbour to Man Mo Temple, inspiring sights from around Hong Kong.

Where worlds collide

By Fergal Keane, Lonely Planet Magazine

Hong Kong harbour A former resident and BBC correspondent returns to the city to find out how it has changed since the handover and his time there. Read more…

Hong Kong: The birthplace of modern dragons

By Piera Chen, Lonely Planet

Dragonboat race The city has taken dragonboat racing and turned it into one of the world’s fastest growing sports. Read more…

Lonely Planet's top 10 ways to see Hong Kong

By Andrew Stone, Lonely Planet

Figurines, Temple Street Night Market, Hong Kong It is an intoxicating place – spectacular, exotic and accessible. Here are the best ways to delve into the city’s absorbing culture. Read more…

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