BEST PANORAMA PHOTO & QTVR PANORAMAS IN HONG KONG

The Hong Kong Flower Show is a major event organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department to promote horticulture and the awareness of greening. Every year, it provides a good opportunity for hundreds of thousands of local citizens and horticulture lovers all over the world to appreciate the beauty of flowers and share their [...]

Tour from Ping Chau to Sihui Class Discussion[Click here for 360] Outdoor Overview[Click here for 360] Front Entrance[Click here for 360]

 In the year of 2009, Ocean Terminal located in Tsim Sha Tsui continue their tradition to have great Christmas decoration.    Panorama photography recorded these festival moment.  You can share the experience by QTVR  and virtual tour technology.  If you missed the chance to visit Hong Kong in 2009 Christmas, please feel free to enjoy the happy [...]

Ocean Terminal located in Tsim Sha Tsui is the cruise terminal in Hong Kong. It accommodated many luxurious and elegant cruise vessels like Queen Elizabeth 2, Norway, and Star Princess. It also has a 5-storey multi-purpose building. The lower three floors are shops providing variety of merchandise and delicious food while the upper two floors [...]

The Peak Tramway is a railway in Hong Kong from Central to the Peak. In the past, it is a important transportation from Central to Peak. Nowaday, it become a important tourist spots for tourists. The Peak Tram’s route from Central district to the Peak is about 1.4 kilometres and a height difference of about [...]

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The Legislative Council Building of Hong Kong is the Former Supreme Court Building, which located in Central. It is a important historical and cultural heritage building in Hong Kong. The Exterior of the building is declared a monument of Hong Kong. View this location in 360 degree

The Peak Hong Kong, Victoria Peak is a mountain in Hong Kong Island. It is also known as Mount Austin, and locally as The Peak. The highest point of the mountain is located in the western half of Hong Kong Island. With an altitude of 552 m (1,810 ft), it is the highest mountain on [...]

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