HIGHLIGHTS

Hong Kong was once a simple fishing village. Today, it is one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities where East truly meets West. Be amazed by this exciting City of Life with this half-day tour.

Man Mo Temple

Built in 1847, the temple is dedicated to the gods, Man (Literature) and Mo (Martial Arts). The temple is notable for its many fine, well-polished brass and pewter incense burners.

Victoria Peak (By TRAM)

Take the World's steepest funicular railway up the peak. The views of the harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula from this 428 meters vantage point are simply breathtaking and should not be missed.

Aberdeen Fishing Village

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter is an old traditional fishing village which is hard to find in any other parts of the World. You may gain a deeper insight of the lifestyle of Hong Kong fishing folks by riding on a sampan (at your own expenses). Moving on, a value-added prestigious jewellery factory visit is arranged where you can find the famous hand-crafted fine jewellery.

Repulse Bay

Drive through most-visited beach on the southern part of HK is Repulse Bay, it is a popular summer escape for swimmers.

Stanly Market

Stanley market is a Shoppers' Paradise where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs such as silk, garments, sportswear, Chinese artwork and accessories.

HIGHLIGHTS

Man Mo Temple

Built in 1847, the temple is dedicated to the gods, Man (Literature) and Mo (Martial Arts). The temple is notable for its many fine, well-polished brass and pewter incense burners.

Victoria Peak (By TRAM)

Take the World's steepest funicular railway up the peak. The views of the harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula from this 428 meters vantage point are simply breathtaking and should not be missed.

Aberdeen Fishing Village

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter is an old traditional fishing village which is hard to find in any other parts of the World. You may gain a deeper insight of the lifestyle of Hong Kong fishing folks by riding on a sampan (at your own expenses).

This tour offers a value-added prestigious jewellery factory visit where you can find the famous hand-crafted fine jewellery.

Stanley Market

Stanley market is a Shoppers' Paradise where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs such as silk, garments, sportswear, Chinese art work and accessories.

Star Ferry

Enjoy the magnificent view by taking the traditional Star Ferry ride to the Kowloon side on the Victoria Harbour.

Old Clock Tower

The Clock Tower was part of former Kowloon Station of Kowloon-Canton Railway since 1915. The main terminus building was demolished in 1978 leaving only the clock tower. It is a landmark from the Age of Steam and has been listed as a declared monument in Hong Kong since 1990.

Symphony Of Lights

A symphony of lights has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light Show" by Guinness World Records. The show combines interactive lights of 44 keys buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.

Avenue Of Stars

The Hollywood style Avenue of Stars features plaques for honored movie celebrities on the walk of fame. It also features milestones and sculptures about Hong Kong film industry, along with kiosks selling souvenirs. Enjoy dinner at a restaurant located at the heart of Avenue of Stars surrounded by the 270° panoramic view of Victoria Harbour.

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The New Territories is an enormously diverse suburban area full of contrasts to the cosmopolitan city center. The "Land Between" is the land bridging the motherland in China and the city center of Hong Kong . It stands both as a gentle reminder of Hong Kong 's past and its hope for closer relationship with the motherland.

Yuen Yuen Institute

A religious complex that demonstrates the significance of Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist contributions to the society.

Tai Mo Shan

At Hong Kong's highest mountain, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Hong Kong Island and Tsuen Wan industrial town to the south. Driving down hill, stop will be made at the old Fanling Walled Village belonging to a big family clan in the New Territories.

Luk Keng

Luk Keng lies opposite the China boundary, just across HK's starling inlet. You can see the border town on China side and a bird sanctuary in Hong Kong waters where Chinese pond herons and night-herons nest.

Sam Mun Tsai Fish Farming Zone

At Sam Mun Tsai fish farming zone, you can see how local fisherfolks breed fish in submerged cages.

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Lantau Island is almost twice the size of Hong Kong Island and is one of the best-loved outlying islands. With the new development of Ngong Ping Cable Car, the Island has become a new attraction in Hong Kong. Get close to nature on this tour and explore Tai O, a quaint fishing village where the houses are on stilts, visit the world’s tallest, outdoor, seated bronze Buddha statue at the Po Lin Monastery.

Ngong Ping Cable Car

Ngong Ping Cable Car is a unique world class tourist attraction with 5.7 Km in length and 112 cabins. Explore the new Ngong Ping Cable Car to get a 360 ° panoramic view of Lantau Island including Tian Tan Big Buddha, the flora and fauna of North Lantau Country Park, Tung Chung Bay and the Hong Kong International Airport.

Ngong Ping Village

Enjoy a leisure walk in the Ngong Ping Village where all the buildings are designed as a traditional Chinese architectural features to maintain the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area.

Po Lin Monastery

Known as the " Buddhist Kingdom in the South ", Hong Kong's Po Lin Monastery is the most popular Buddhist temple in Hong Kong. The Monastery oversees the giant bronze statue of the Sakyamuni Buddha.

Tai O Fishing Village

Tai O, also known as the " Venice of the East " was once the largest inhabited settlement on Lantau Island . The village's stilt houses on the waterfont, offer a glimpse into Hong Kong 's past and provide a striking contrast with the modern city.

After visiting Tai O village, drive through the Cheung Sha Beach of Lantau takes you to a beautiful Sun-kissed white beach.

Note:
Should the Cable Car be cancelled due to inclement weather or other safety reasons, alternative transportation will be arranged.

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A wonderful opportunity to experience the outstanding cuisine of Hong Kong along with a delightful cruise through the glittering harbour. After a superb dinner, now is your chance to meet with the locals and prove your bargaining skills in the amazing Temple Street night market.

Harbour Cruise

The view of Hong Kong's glittering Victoria Harbour and skyline is simply breathtaking. A leisurely harbour cruise is something not to be missed, one standard drink is served on cruise (Distilled Water and Soft Drinks are available on the cruise).

Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village

Take a leisure walk from harbour near the waterfront to the old village of Lei Yue Mun, an off-the-beaten track destination adored by seafood aficionados. A superb seafood dinner will be served.

Avenue Of Stars

The Hollywood style Avenue of Stars features plaques for honoured movie celebrities on the walk of fame. It also features milestones and sculptures about Hong Kong film industry, along with kiosks selling souvenirs.

Temple Street

Hundreds of little stalls line this busy street. Carts bulge with goods from casual clothing to mobile phones and watches. If you're lucky, you'll encounter impromptu Chinese street opera performers and fortunetellers.

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Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise in Victoria Harbour and see the sunset gradually dimming on the horizon. After the cruise is a fabulous Chinese-style dinner awaiting at the famous Jumbo Floating Restaurant in Aberdeen. Take some snap-shots after dinner to remember your journey there. Before heading back to your hotel, the tour bus will stop at the Mid-Levels Lookout Point where you will see the tranquil harbour beautifully spread out before you.

Harbour Cruise

Unlimited free drinks (mix drinks, whisky, gin, beer, soft drinks, house wine) are served aboard a traditional style Chinese junk during a relaxing cruise on the Victoria Harbour.

Jumbo Floating Restaurant

A superb eight-course Chinese dinner will be served at this world renowned floating restaurant in Aberdeen.

Harbour View

A coach trip up to Stubbs Road Lookout to gaze at the spectacular harbour view. It is a sight that inspires and awes every visitor to Hong Kong.

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Ride the famous Peak Tram to the Victoria Peak to enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the bustling harbour and the city's skyscrapers, followed by a leisurely sunset cruise on Victoria Harbour with a gourmet dinner on board. End the tour by partying at Hong Kong's trendiest nightlife area.

The Victoria Peak (By TRAM)

The fantastic sights of the bustling harbour, towering skyscrapers and peaceful green hillsides will amaze everyone. The view of Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula beyond are best seen form a vantage point 428 metres above sea level – the top of Victoria Peak.

Harbour Cruise Bauhinia

Savor a sumptuous buffet dinner while a live band plays aboard the restaurant cruise liner - Harbour Cruise Bauhinia. Dance the night away, or relax and enjoy a view of the glittering city and the magnificent harbour.

A Symphony Of Lights

A symphony of lights has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light Show" by Guinness World Records. While having buffet on the cruise, you can see this magnificent show over the Victoria Harbour. The show combines interactive lights of 44 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.

Lan Kwat Fong

It is the most popular loose-tie, hair-down dining and entertainment area on Hong Kong Island. The young and trendy flock to Lan Kwai Fong for a relaxing and friendly break.