A Journey Through Hong Kong: Where East Meets West 📚 This guide is based on thorough research from official tourism and government sources rather than a personal visit. Written by Debarun Sana. Few cities compress as much contrast into so little space as Hong Kong — glass skyscrapers standing directly beside centuries-old temples, neon-lit night markets a short walk from quiet harbor promenades, and a former British colonial outpost that's now one of the most distinctly Cantonese cities in the world. This 7-day route covers the city's essentials: the harbor, Central's mix of colonial and contemporary architecture, Lantau Island's Buddhist sites, and a food scene that spans dim sum to Cantonese street food. Day 1: Victoria Harbour Most visitors base themselves in Tsim Sha Tsui on the Kowloon side, within easy reach of the harbor that gives Hong Kong its skyline. The Avenue of Stars , a waterfront promenade modeled loosely on Hollywoo...