New Territories
New Territories sits at the heart of Hong Kong, bordering the Pearl River Delta, known for its diverse landscapes including farmlands and nature reserves, and the historic Kai Tak Airport site.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Hong Kong [Xianggang]
About New Territories
New Territories is an expansive region located in Hong Kong, encompassing areas like Sha Tin and Tuen Mun. It plays a crucial role in Hong Kong's geography and administration, serving as a blend of rural tranquility and urban development. Historically significant and culturally rich, it supports Hong Kong’s economy through agriculture, manufacturing, and trade, shaping its unique character. At rules.city, we gather practical civic information for New Territories, ensuring details on rules, fees, transport, and local services are accurate and up-to-date, based on official sources.
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