Explore Hong Kong Tennis Open ATP 250 Day 5 sporting information for 3rd January, as well as links for Tennis tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Hong Kong Tennis Open is one of the most highly anticipated sporting events in the world of tennis. This prestigious tournament attracts top players from around the globe, including some of the biggest names in the sport such as Naomi Osaka, Simona Halep, and Angelique Kerber. Held at the impressive Victoria Park Tennis Stadium, the Open features intense matches on both the hard courts and grass courts, providing a diverse and challenging playing experience for the players. The tournament not only showcases world-class tennis skills, but also offers a unique cultural experience with its location in the vibrant city of Hong Kong. With its strong line-up of players and top-notch facilities, the Hong Kong Tennis Open is a must-see event for any tennis enthusiast.

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A large park in the city center of Hong Kong. Lots of activities are being held here, including the Mid-Autumn Festival Fair as shown in the photos.

Causeway Bay

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Causeway Bay is located in Wan Chai District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and is the main commercial and entertainment venues in Hong Kong, China. There are many large department stores and large shopping malls in the district, including: Sogo Department Store, Times Square, Lee Theatre Plaza and World Trade Center. The Causeway Bay shopping district is also the most expensive area in the world for rent.

Causeway Bay (English name: Causeway Bay, formerly known as East Point) is located west of the central north shore of Hong Kong Island and is the main commercial and entertainment venues in Hong Kong. There are many duplicate place names for Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, but most of them refer to Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island; another Causeway Bay (English: Tung Lo Wan) is located in Shatin, New Territories.

Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island is located east of Wan Chai and west of North Point, spanning Wan Chai District and Eastern District: east to Tsing Fung Street Overpass, west to Canal Road Overpass (Goose Neck Bridge). Among them, the Hong Kong Cross-Harbour Tunnel, Victoria Park, MTR Tin Hau Station, Jardine Noontime Gun, Queen&#39;s College and Hong Kong Central Library are located in the Eastern District of Causeway Bay (Tin Hau or the end of Causeway Bay).

Causeway Bay originally refers to the bay and its east coast, which is now Victoria Park. It got its name because the coastline there resembles a causeway. The coastline in the past was on Causeway Bay Road. Causeway Bay was formerly known as Salt Ship Bay. In the 18th century, the Dai family built a &quot;Salt Ship Bay Red Incense Burner Temple&quot; on the east coast of the bay, which is the Causeway Bay Tin Hau Temple.

The location that is generally called Causeway Bay today was originally called East Point, which means a cape to the east of Victoria City. The location of East Point is roughly the area between the current Victoria Park and Percival Street, which is near East Point Road.
In the mid-19th century, Causeway Bay was the headquarters of the British company Jardine Matheson. At that time, Jardine Matheson set up a warehouse in East Point and a sugar factory near today&#39;s Sugar Street, which is the site of the former Hong Kong Mint. At the end of the 19th century, it was very inconvenient to travel between the east and west of Hong Kong Island by detour or by boat through Causeway Bay, so a seawall connecting the bay was built, which is today&#39;s Causeway Road. This is also the etymology of Causeway Bay&#39;s English name &quot;Causeway Bay&quot;. In the 1950s, Causeway Bay carried out a large-scale reclamation project to fill the bay. Part of the land obtained was used to build a traffic artery, and part of it became today&#39;s Victoria Park. Kellett Island was also connected to the mainland from then on.
In 1960, the Japanese department store Daimaru opened on Great George Street in Causeway Bay. With the construction of the first cross-harbour tunnel, its Hong Kong Island exit was in Causeway Bay. As a result, many Japanese department stores opened in Causeway Bay, making Causeway Bay a major shopping center on Hong Kong Island. Causeway Bay also became the main window to East Kowloon and New Territories East due to the opening of the Eastern Cross-Harbour Tunnel. In its heyday in the mid-1980s, there were 4 Japanese department stores in Causeway Bay, namely Daimaru, Matsuzakaya, Mitsukoshi and Sogo. Entering the 1990s, Japanese department stores were either closed or changed hands, and they were replaced by shopping malls one by one. The original Hong Kong Tramway depot in Causeway Bay was rebuilt into Times Square; the Lee Theatre on Percival Street was demolished in 1992 as the Causeway Bay Magistracy, an ancient building with a strong colonial flavor.

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Good deal!! park is HUGE and we had so much fun, luckily there weren&rsquo;t a lot of people when we went!

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The Peak

🌆The Peak in Hong Kong is a great place to satisfy both the mind and the eyes.

🚠Taking the Peak Tram is a wonderful journey. The retro carriages seem to take you through time and space. The cable car rises slowly, surrounded by green plants along the way. The scenery outside the window gradually transitions from bustling urban streets to lush forests. The gradual change of beautiful scenery is dazzling.

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Cable car

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Before going: It&rsquo;s really good to be able to catch up with the special price. After going: the weather is not good, it&rsquo;s all foggy. I can&rsquo;t see anything. I mainly accompany the two sisters to experience the special three-person mountaintop cable car round-trip ticket. When I arrive at the top of the mountain, I can see the dynamic direction of the fog. It&rsquo;s also very interesting. The service of the cable car is not Taihang, the queue is chaotic, there will be many Southeast Asians pushing and cutting in the queue when the car comes.

Hong Kong Palace Museum

Museums

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Accompanying parents from Beijing to Hong Kong to visit the Forbidden City Cultural Museum, although the number of exhibits is not much, but precious and exquisite, the exhibition hall is professional and interesting, the whole building is modern atmosphere, the layout is reasonable and compact and orderly, and the use of multimedia technology to cross ancient and modern time and space. This different experience makes us leave a deep memory. The exhibition hall has a seating area, the service staff is polite and welcoming, the open-air platform faces the harbor, the scenery is pleasant, I recommend everyone to visit it.

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