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Hong Kong is China's special administrative territory. It is located on the south coast of China to the east of the Pearl River estuary. The region is bounded by Guangdong province in the north and the South China Sea to the south, west, and east. Hong Kong boasts one of the world's most vibrant economies and serves as a crossroads for international trade and investment. Hong Kong, a cosmopolitan metropolis, combines Western and Asian influences to create a world-class business, culture, and trade hub.Hong Kong Island was initially annexed to Great Britain by China in 1842, the southern part of Ngong Shuen Island (now joined to the mainland). This island was included in 1860 with the New Territories, which include the mainland area lying mainly to the north and 230 large and tiny offshore islands, all of which were leased to Britain for 99 years.Most of the population is Chinese by origin, with non-Chinese constituting only a minuscule fraction of the total. The Filipinos, Indonesians, and South Asians make up the majority of non-Chinese groups, with a tiny number of non-Asians. The culture of Hong Kong is a unique blend of traditional Chinese and Western influences. It has a robust Confucian heritage but has also been heavily influenced by British colonialism and the modern globalised world. The people of Hong Kong are known for their hardworking, helping, and welcoming nature. The official language of Hong Kong is English and Cantonese, but Mandarin is also a common tongue in this region. Sweet and sour pork, Wontons, Roast goose, Wind sand chicken, etc., are some of the world-famous delicacies of Hong Kong. September to December is recommended to visit Hong Kong for the best experience.

The capital of Karnataka, Bangalore is said to be the 5th largest city in India. It is also referred to as the ‘Silicon Valley of India’, primarily due to a large number of technology companies in the city.A city with a rich historical background, Bangalore was founded by Kempe Gowda, a local chieftain. In the 18th century, Bangalore flourished under Hyder Ali and Tipu Sultan, two prominent rulers of Mysore. Eventually, the British defeated Tipu Sultan and took control of Bangalore. Until India’s independence in 1947, Britain maintained an administrative and military presence in the city. Bangalore subsequently became the capital of the new state of Mysore and remained so until the 1956 state reorganisation; Mysore was renamed Karnataka in 1973.Bangalore is a multicultural metropolis with around 25% Tamils, 14% Telugu, 10% Keralites, 8% Europeans, and 6% people of mixed ethnicity. The people of Bangalore are helpful and very hospitable. Due to the diverse populations of Bangalore, numerous languages are used in this region, and most of this region uses Kannada. Other languages like Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Urdu are also used in Bengaluru. The exquisite cuisines of this region are Dal Obbattu, Uttapam, Bhaji with Filter Kaapi, Kebabs, etc. To have the best experience of Bengaluru, visiting in the winter months (October to February) is recommended.