On Sept. 12 2005, the gates opened on Mickey's newest theme park, built on lush Lantau Island in megapolis Hong Kong (-- one of the world's most densely populated areas, with at least 7M potential theme-park goers).

Expert recommendations of the top attractions—with advice on how to get the most out of your visit.

Nathan Road in Kowloon is a spectacle of gaudy stores, bars, hotels, and vendors, which thrive on tourist dollars. This article contains expert recommendations of the best clubs, bars, and other after-dark venues.

A frantic, hurly-burly mixture of capitalism and exoticism, Hong Kong has been called the “most thrilling city on the planet.” Change is the constant in this city of 6.9 million. Its main attractions lie in Kowloon, which juts from the tip of southern China, and on Hong Kong Island, with its Central downtown district, just across the harbor. The island of Lantau is home to the airport and several large country parks. Outlying islands are less densely populated but readily accessible. An extensive transportation network linking the city’s various districts include tunnels, ferries, subways, and, of course, taxis, which are plentiful and cheaper than those in comparably sized cities.