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Floral fanatics on the other hand will be mesmerized with the sweet scented flowery offerings in one of the city's largest flower markets at Lai Tai Lady's Street.

Expect to see enormous blooms, vibrant orchids and plants at this vibrant venue in addition to over 20 shops selling decorative fish and other aquarium essentials.

Virtual reality has become very popular off late. The technology used in virtual reality has been leveraged profitably for many uses.

Virtual reality techniques are used on a wide scale to devise entertaining games for people. Virtually real platforms help people to take part in situations which they normally cannot be a part of.

For instance, everybody does not have the time, energy, will or the wish to be a mountaineer in real life. But you can easily be a mountaineer in an environment that is virtually real.

You might have to wear a pair of goggles to feel part of a mountaineering team and to feel and see the snow-capped mountains around you.

Virtual reality helps to simulate an environment, create surroundings so that you feel a part of them. You'll be able to climb rocks, scale mountains, and reach the peak of the Everest through virtual reality.

You'll be able to dive several miles under the sea and perhaps reach Mariana's Trench through virtual reality.

You can actually feel the dangers and the thrills present in an environment powered by virtual reality.

If you ever fall into the midst of the Pacific Ocean and swim out alive, you'll have to remember that you just had a lucky break, that if you fall in again, you might not be alive anymore.

But you can fall into any ocean while you're taking part in a virtually realistic game as many times as you want and be sure to remain unscathed always.

Apart from games, virtually real technology finds extensive application in the tourism industry.

Tourists are frequently taken to Dining Venues cinema halls where virtual reality in the form of cinemania is shown to them.

They have to sit in comfortable seats, and strap themselves to the seats with seat belts as the seats start rocking as soon as the giant screen in front comes alive with exciting or scaring scenes.

They are really made to feel as though they're walking through dungeons or forests in these 'virtual reality' equipped cinema halls.

They can hear the screeches of wild animals and can even feel them brushing by their sides. Such cinemania complexes exist in Singapore, Rome and other hot tourist destinations.

Virtually real technology has many applications other than 'fun and entertainment' applications. This technology is used to reconstruct past events and sites for historical and scientific investigations.

Data about people and places are first gathered before the same data are fed into software and systems that constitute virtually real technology.

The software and systems help to recreate situations as they were originally. Historians and scientists can visit ancient caves and feel how Stone Age men lived with the help of virtually real technology.

Crimes scenes can be re-made too using virtually real technology and this may aid police and detectives to solve crimes and identify culprits after understanding culprit movements as they had been in the place of the crime, upon its re-creation using virtual reality.

Virtually real technology is also used to a great extent in the field of medicine for therapeutic purposes and for treating people with various limb and other disorders.

The famous Santimamine Caves of the Stone Age have been recreated using virtually real technology.

Existing scientific, topographical, geographical and other data have been integrated with the virtual reality technology to re-build the caves as they originally were.

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