Avenue of the Stars - Kowloon
China Walls near Zhegguan
The Lung King Heen Restaurant - Hong Kong
The new A 380 First Class Cabin - Hong Kong
Ming Palace
Tiananmen Square - Beijing
Four Seasons Hotel - Hong Kong
Hong Kong view from The Peak
Hong Kong JW Marriott
Forbidden city - Beijing
Xian Terracotta warrior
Avenue of the Stars Hong Kong view
Four Seasons Hotel - Hong Kong
US$ 15k wines in a supermarket - Hong Kong
Highlights: Gastronomy ★★★★★, Art / Museums ★★★, Historical sites ★★★★★, Natural Beauty ★★, Shopping ★★★; Sports/Adventure 0, Geographic extremes ★, Glamour ★
When to go: April and May
Where to go: Beijing, Hong Kong and Shanghai
Downside: Boring communist legacy of bureaucracy and restrictions.
Our Experiences: China is huge land. We have been there twice, but we still need some other visits to get to know places like Xian, Shanghai and the Tibet region. Hong Kong is a vibrating expensive cosmopolitan city with the best gastronomy is all Asia! From the simple street food to a top Michelin triple starred restaurant ( Check Restaurants for more) everything tastes good. We love Cantonese food, so this is paradise. Beijing has a much more cultural importance such as the Tiananmen Square, The Forbidden City and the Ming Palace. All quite interesting. We drove a few hours from Beijing (our driver did that because it is not permitted for tourists to rent and drive a car) to reach the Great Wall. One of the modern Seven Wonders. Very crowded and windy, but it was cool to be there. Shopping: When buying goods in China, be careful. There are lots of fake stuff (as expected) and also some tourist traps.
Hotels we love and recommend: Four Seasons (Hong Kong), JW Marriott Hong Kong and Marriott Residences ( Beijing)