Hong Kong sightseeing tips

Even more amazing than Hong Kong's noise and congestion is the fact that blissfully untouched

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nature exists just a short distance away from the most crowded parts of the city. An hour's hike from the entrance to the Sai Kung Country Park will bring you to a string of isolated beaches where you can pitch a tent and rough it as if you were in the middle of nowhere. Hong Kong's public housing estates aren't the most obvious places for a good dinner, but if you look between the apartment blocks you'll often find big outdoor "cooked food centres" packed with great restaurants and cheap beer. Oi Man Estate in Ho Man Tin, Nam Shan Estate in Shek Kip Mei and Sun Tsui Estate in Tai Wai are renowned for good food. Look for the huts filled with bright fluorescent lights and plastic stools. Many of these places have a long history and a community that is strongly attached to it. Read more: http://travel.cnn.com/hong-kong/play/50-secret-tips-hong-kong-sightseeing-371481/