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China, Hong Kong brace for Typhoon Mangkhut, as toll rises to 36 – Al-jazeera
Bamboo scaffolding being ripped off buildings in #HongKong city this afternoon with #TyphoonManghkut affecting the area… #MangKhut #Typhoon_Mangkhut report; @SCMPNews pic.twitter.com/cIAKjo8xi3
— WEATHER/ METEO WORLD (@StormchaserUKEU) September 16, 2018
When the warning says stay inside, stay inside. #TyphoonManghkut #HK pic.twitter.com/figSqRhuMq
— Jen Zhu (@jenzhuscott) September 16, 2018
About 87,000 people had evacuated from high-risk areas of the Philippines [ Jes Aznar/Getty Images]
A woman runs in the rainstorm as Typhoon Mangkhut approaches, in Shenzhen, China September 16, 2018. REUTERS/Jason Lee
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Witness the journey of social transformation of Shenzhen after following Deng Xiaoping’s policies at the Shenzhen Museum through full-scale dioramas and multimedia displays. Don’t miss the collections of 20th century propaganda art.
People who have a soft corner for fighter aircrafts must visit the Minsk World. The military theme park features choppers and Mig fighter planes that also include the giant 4000-ton Minsk aircraft. Watch performances by a troupe of Russian Dancers wearing
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The Best Time to Visit
Visit Hong Kong that is known for its subtropical climate. October, November and December are the most pleasant months to visit Hong Kong. Weather is cool, clear with plenty of sunshine. Temperature at this time of the year ranges between 60s and 70s.
Hong Kong Festivals & Events
Home to plenty of festivals and events, Hong Kong is always buzzing with vacationers. Visit this destination in the month of May and take part in the Cheung Chau Festival. Buddha’s Birthday is also one of the most exciting festivals of the Hong Kong, it also happens in the month of May.
Tips to Save on Travel to Hong Kong
Advance booking is the best way to get cheap flight to Hong Kong. Book 40 to 25 days in advance to grab cheap flights. Airlines such as Air Canada, Air Mauritius and British Airways offer discounts on airline tickets. The Airport Express Train is the safest and economical way for reaching the downtown.
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort – Opened in 2005, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is one of the most popular attractions among kids and teenagers. This resort is home to the most popular attraction that is Hong Kong Disneyland Park. Don’t forget to check out the Inspiration Lake for recreational purposes.
Hong Kong Museum of Art – Popular among art fanatics Hong Kong Museum of Art is a visual treat. Established in 1962, it showcases sculptures, calligraphy and paintings. These art items are mainly from China, Hong Kong and various parts of the world.
Hong Kong Science Museum Take your kids and teenagers to Hong Kong Science Museum. It is one of the most popular science-themed museums that showcase more than 500 exhibits. Don’t forget to check out the 22-m high twin-tower Energy Machine, it is one of the prominent exhibit of this museum.
Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Check out the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, it is home to historic blocks S61 and S62 of the former Whitfield Barracks at the Kowloon Park.
