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Kowloon Hotels

84% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  519 reviews)
The Eaton Hotel, where the primary goal is to make your stay as pleasant and comfortable as possible at ... 
 
from US$ 120
per night
 
 
 

Hong Kong Hotels

77% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  2690 reviews)
The Wharney Guangdong Hotel has an extensive range of facilities that have been specially chosen for ... 
 
from US$ 101
per night
 
 
 

Lantau Hotels

73% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  8 reviews)
Feel young all over again at the Disney's Hollywood Hotel. Immerse yourself in the colorful ... 
 
from US$ 169
per night
 
 
 

Causeway Bay Hotels

80% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  2311 reviews)
L' Hotel Causeway Bay Harbour View Hong Kong offers spacious guest rooms and suites and a rooftop ... 
 
from  US$ 100
 per night
 
 

Wan Chai Hotels

77% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  2690 reviews)
The Wharney Guangdong Hotel has an extensive range of facilities that have been specially chosen for ... 
 
from  US$ 101
 per night
 
 

North Point Hotels

80% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  1251 reviews)
Harbour Plaza North Point hotel, Hong Kong is a beautiful property, though not located close to all ... 
 
from  US$ 84
 per night
 
 

Sheung Wan Hotels

77% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  63 reviews)
This was the first Courtyard hotel in Hong Kong, China. Rising 25 storeys above Victoria Harbour in one ... 
 
from  US$ 117
 per night
 
 

Central Hotels

89% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  31 reviews)
Island Shangri-La Hotel Hong Kong welcomes you to a world of calm sophistication and distinguished Asian ... 
 
from  US$ 349
 per night
 
 

Aberdeen Hotels

71% Customer Satisfaction
(Based on  64 reviews)
Le Meridien Cyberport Hotel is a chic and unique hip hotel, offering a stylish haven of cutting edge ... 
 
from  US$ 154
 per night
 
 
 

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Monkey God Festival
01 Sep 10 - 30 Sep 10
 
Monkey God Festival occurs in September, which according to this ancient story, like all monkeys, is mischievous. This arrogant and troublesome deity first appeared in Pilgrims to the West and is depicted in a novel dating from the Ming Dynasty (AD1368-1644) and has in more recent times become a popular TV. An outcast from Taoist heaven, the Monkey god redeemed himself and gained Buddhist immortality, by escorting Tang Gan Zang on his pilgrimage to the West to obtain the teachings of Lord Buddha. At his shantytown temple in Kowloon's Sau Mau Ping area, a possessed medium recreates the ordeals by fire and stabbing, which the Monkey god suffered during unsuccessful attempts of the other gods to execute him. The medium, remaining unharmed, runs barefoot over blazing charcoal and climbs a ladder of knives. 
 
 
 
 
Hong Kong: Dining Out in Asia's Food Capital
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