Where is the fun in Hong Kong at night?

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1. Go to Causeway Bay in the evening. Causeway Bay is located in the west of the north shore of the center of Hong Kong Island. It is the main commercial and entertainment place in Hong Kong. There are many large department stores and shopping centers in this area, including sogou, Times Square, Lee Stage Square and World Trade Center. Causeway Bay shopping area is also the second most expensive area in the world, second only to Fifth Avenue in New York. Causeway Bay originally refers to the bay and its east coast, which is now Victoria Park. Because the coastline there is like a gong, it is named. The former coastline is today's Causeway Bay Road. Causeway Bay was called Salt Boat Bay in ancient times. /kloc-In the 8th century, the Dai family established the "Salt Boat Bay Red Incense Furnace Temple" on the east bank of the bay, which is today's Tin Hau Temple in Causeway Bay.

2. Go to Kowloon in the evening. The full name is Kowloon Peninsula, which is one of the three major regions in Hong Kong. Kowloon is surrounded by Victoria Harbour on three sides. Kowloon, like Hong Kong Island separated by a sea, is an indispensable part of Hong Kong's bustling urban area. Among them, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok are the most attractive places. These areas have all kinds of shopping, dining and entertainment cultures, comparable to Hong Kong Island! Famous commercial centers such as Tsim Sha Tsui Center, Empire Center, Hershey Center and Nanyang Center. There are many kinds of shops, which are a shopping paradise for tourists. Famous hotels include Peninsula Hotel, Regal Hotel, Holiday Inn with Seascape, Shangri-La Hotel, etc. There are densely populated industrial areas on the east and west sides of Kowloon, residential areas on the north and famous commercial areas on the south. The former Kai Tak Airport in Hong Kong is one of the busiest airports in the world, located in Kowloon. Now it has become a tourist park. The place names of Hong Kong come from spices. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Hong Kong was administratively subordinate to Dongguan, Guangdong. Since the Ming Dynasty, a small harbor in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, a distribution center for the transshipment of spices from South Guangdong, has been known as "Hong Kong" because of the transshipment of spices produced in Dongguan, Guangdong. It is said that the spices transported from Hong Kong at that time were of high quality and were called "Hainan treasures". Many local people in Hong Kong also grow spices, and Hong Kong is famous with the spices they grow. Soon this perfume was listed as a tribute of the emperor, and at that time it created a prosperous fragrance making and transporting industry. Later, the cultivation and transshipment of spices gradually declined, but the name Hong Kong remained.