Home to the greatest concentration of skyscrapers in the world, it’s easy to overlook the fact that ¾ of Hong Kong is lush green countryside and golden coastline, an extraordinary counterpoint to this intense and iconic city. With deep roots in trading, finance and tourism have these days replaced porcelain and tea, and the sense of Hong Kong being an international crossroads is stronger than ever.  The streets and the harbour bristle with energy; luxury retail rubs shoulders with neighbourhood street markets, international galleries and museums abound, and there’s an endless array of restaurants to sample, from three Michelin Stars to open air dai pai dongs. Just never forget, when standing in its bustling streets, that there are idyllic mountains, beaches, and seas, only minutes away for you to explore.