HONG KONG -- Products and places that highlight Hong Kong's traditional uniqueness are increasingly popular with tourists, and the city -- once dubbed a "shoppers' paradise" -- is turning to culture as its main attraction.
Vintage diners and century-old buildings blend Chinese and Western culture

Milk tea in cups featuring a retro design inspired by Hong Kong's neon signs are popular with tourists. (Photo by Kensaku Ihara)
HONG KONG -- Products and places that highlight Hong Kong's traditional uniqueness are increasingly popular with tourists, and the city -- once dubbed a "shoppers' paradise" -- is turning to culture as its main attraction.