In pictures: The beauty of Hong Kong

 

Tuesday 28 February 2012 17:45 GMT
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They don’t call Hong Kong ‘the pearl of the orient for nothing

It might be one of the busiest metropolises in the world, but it still has a unique beauty, especially when you see Victoria Harbour lit up at night, with multicoloured light from the skyscrapers rippling on the the waters. It's a place of great contrast, the historical meeting place of East and West making for a striking fusion of two very different cultures and creating something unique to stand apart on the world stage. See for yourself what delights await in this interactive gallery.

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