Victoria Harbour is a natural landform harbour situated between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon in Hong Kong, China. Renowned for its panoramic views and as a global trade hub, the harbour has contributed greatly to Hong Kong’s development as a center for international commerce. The harbour is bustling with activity, featuring both traditional sampans and modern vessels. The Symphony of Lights is a nightly multimedia show that illuminates the skyline with lasers and lights. Victoria Harbour also plays host to annual fireworks displays during major events such as Chinese New Year and the National Day of the People's Republic of China. The harbour’s strategic location has allowed for extensive ferry services, including the famous Star Ferry, which provides scenic routes across the harbour. The waterfronts on both sides offer promenades for public leisure and viewing the famous Hong Kong skyline. Cultural venues like the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, museums, and the Avenue of Stars are located along its shores. Key infrastructure, such as the Tsing Ma Bridge and numerous high-rise buildings, outline the harbour, making it an iconic symbol of Hong Kong.