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The Tian Tan Great Buddha on Lantau Island is the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha.

Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall in Hong Kong was built in the early 16th century to honor the Tang clan's founding ancestor.

A Hong Kong Star Ferry.

The Man Mo Temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong is 26 km (16 mi) from the harbor. The incense-filled temple is dedicated to Man (literature) and Mo (military). It was built in 1893 in the style of a central walled compound to emphasize seclusion.

These golden Buddhas are just a few of the many found at the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas in Hong Kong. Life-size statues line the steep flight of over 400 steps leading to the Temple. The actual number of Buddhas is more than 13,000.

View of the Hong Kong skyline from Victoria Peak.

The Hong Kong Museum of Art.

Nuts for sale in a market in Tai Po, Hong Kong.

The Man Mo Temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong is 26 km (16 mi) from the harbor. The temple, dedicated to Man (literature) and Mo (military), was built in 1893 in the style of a central walled compound to emphasize seclusion.

A street scene on Nathan Road in downtown Kowloon in Hong Kong. Double-decker buses are popular.

Lo Wai walled village in Hong Kong was the first of five walled villages built by the Tang clan.

Close up of the Tian Tan Great Buddha on Lantau Island.

A Hong Kong street scene.

One of the many life-size statues lining the steep staircase leading to the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas in Hong Kong.

Huge incense coils hang from the ceiling of the Man Mo Temple in Hong Kong, one of the oldest and most famous temples in the city.

A nighttime view of Hong Kong.

The Peak Tramway is a funicular railway that carries tourists and residents to the upper levels of Hong Kong Island.

Lo Wai walled village in Hong Kong was the first of five walled villages built by the Tang clan.

The Man Mo Temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong. The incense-filled temple, dedicated to Man (literature) and Mo (military), was built in 1893 in the style of a central walled compound to emphasize seclusion.

Tai Fu Tai Mansion in Yuen Long, Hong Kong dates to 1865. It was built by Man Chung Lien of the Man Clan. The building is regarded as a fine example of a traditional dwelling of the scholar-gentry class and one of the most elegant buildings in Hong Kong.

The Man Mo Temple in Tai Po, Hong Kong. Dedicated to Man (literature) and Mo (military), the incense-filled temple was built in 1893 in the style of a central walled compound to emphasize seclusion.