The Secret of Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour Lights

Hong Kong is a well-known shopping haven. As it travels through a prosperous market, it faces an assortment of goods and is unscrupulously incorporated into the baggage. How many people have forgotten to stay in the footsteps of enjoying Hong Kong as the "Pearl of the Orient."

Hong Kong is known as the "Pearl of the Orient," and the most striking night scene is the night view of the Victoria Harbour. "Victoria" has a "mysterious" color. The name of the Victoria Harbour is taken from the name of the Queen of the United Kingdom. After the British occupied Victoria Harbour, the beautiful buildings and streets were gradually built on the South Bank (Hong Kong Island). The Victoria Harbour on the side of the Hong Kong Island was so beautiful, and at the time Hong Kong’s other The style of the place is very different and has since been mistakenly the capital of Hong Kong.

Victoria Harbour is the main venue for fireworks displays in Hong Kong. Starting from the Lunar New Year's Day on the second day of the year from 1982 and returning to the memorial day and the National Day from 1997, the Victoria Harbour will become a stage for large-scale fireworks displays. Every year, many citizens and visitors are attracted to appreciate both sides of the Victoria Harbour. On the other hand, during the part of the Symphony of Lights in the Hong Kong show, a fireworks display will be added to the Victoria Harbour to make the show even more attractive.

Not until the night fell, the skyscrapers on both sides of the Victoria Harbour were lit with colorful lights. The billboards on the external walls of the building and the lighting of nearby houses formed a beautiful night scene.

After shopping, stop and learn about this historical harbor. Maybe you will love it even more.