Wan Chai Beach, Historical, Modern architecture + Waterfall pictures

• Hong Kong SAR
• Asia
• World

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies. 

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Jutting into busy Victoria Harbour, this modern facility looks like a winged creature ready to take flight. It hosts over five million event visitors annually.

Pay your respects to the Chinese deity of fishermen and sea traders at a small temple that once stood on the shoreline of Hong Kong Island. 

Set in the shadow of high-rise towers, one of the largest temples on Hong King Island dazzles with its oversized statues, murals and ceramic ornaments.

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies. 

Housed inside a heritage building, this museum celebrates the society and culture of Hong Kong via changing exhibits, concerts, handicrafts and movies.