How about a trip to China Southeast Coast

Hong Kong may be small (very small on Chinese scale) but its history, symbolism and importance, both in China and globally, is on a par with London, New York or Paris. Formerly a British colony, this small special administrative region of China, comprised of Hong Kong Island, Lantau Island, the New Territories and a whole rash of much smaller, less inhabited islands. The New Territories and their border with Shenzhen, are for the most part hilly, rugged and densely forested, as is much of Lantau Island to the west. The southern portion of Hong Kong mainland and HK Island are densely populated and contain some of the busiest districts anywhere in the world, such as Mong Kok. HK is a financial powerhouse on a global scale, but is also a huge cultural, retail, film and tourist destination and somewhere that has fast become a must-see place on any tour of south east Asia. Away from Hong Kong itself, you’re never far from other giant cities such as Guangzhou, Dongguan or the former Portuguese colony of Macau and it’s battle with Las Vegas to be the world’s number one gambling mecca! While scenically not as impressive as other breath-taking parts of China, this region has a real buzz about it and is never, ever quiet, so if you’re in the frame of mind for a busy vacation, in bustling cities, mixing the new and old, head to south eastern China!