Dividing Hong Kong Island from Kowloon, Victoria Harbour has long been the lifeblood of the city. Historically, its deep and sheltered waters, strategically located on the South China Sea, have played a crucial role in Hong Kong’s rise as a major world trading center. Today, the harbor is a bustling waterway, often filled with a mix of traditional and modern vessels. From its waters, visitors can take in the impressive views of the city’s twin skylines, a testament to the harbor’s enduring significance.
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