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Flyboard Experience 30 mins
When you are in Hong Kong, try Flyboarding, one of the latest in the world of water sports. Hong Kong’s Flyboard staff will provide you with all the useful tips you need to fly over the water during this event, combining the skills and practices of water skiing and even acrobatic diving. When booking, please…
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120 minute Private Vacation Photography Session with Photographer in Hong Kong
TheArtists Asia Vacation Photoshoot Connect with a local professional photographer in Hong Kong and capture your most memorable moments during this private photoshoot. Get insider tips on the best things to do in Hong Kong, including where to eat and what to see from your vacation photographer. Return from your trip with beautiful, high-quality, vacation…
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Lantau Island: Biking Tour in Mui Wo with lunch
Take a leisurely ferry ride to Lantau and then with our experienced guide travel by bike to explore the lesser known side of Lantau Island. Located on the southeast of Lantau Island, lies the town of Mui Wo. Discover the many cultural heritage sites and popular attractions in and around Mui Wo.
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Ngong Ping 360 Skip-the-Line Private Crystal Cabin Ticket
VIP Service – Skip the Line, Ngong Ping Cable Car – Private Crystal Cabin up to a maximum of 8 persons per cabin, includes entrance to Walking with Buddha themed attraction.
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Transfer in Private Minivan from Hong Kong Airport to City
Book a private transfer from the Airport to your hotel or destination, service guaranteed once you make the booking. We will provide all information necessary to meet your driver at arrival. • Meet and greet • Private transfer • 60 minutes waiting time • 24 hours service (all day) • All costs included (taxes, fees,…
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Hong Kong City Tour (2021)
Service Guarantee (2021) – you can get a full refund, if you not satisfy the tours and raise up reasonable complaints. You enjoyment is our priority! Feel it, love it! Yeah!! Highlights:- tours by licensed guides (also vaccinated, safe) – tourism authority recommended route – totally 1k+ booked Are you first time in Hong Kong?…
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Organic Dim Sum:Dumplings / Pork Bun Class HK(min 2ppl)
Hi ! Everyone, I am local from Hong Kong. Cooking has been one of my biggest interests since I was a kid as my Mom taught me how to make different types of Chinese dishes. Especially traditional dumplings in which it was our regular custom that gathers all the family together to prepare, wrap and…
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Hong Kong Food Tour with a Local: A Feast for Foodies 100% Personalized
Enjoying street food in Hong Kong is more than just a local passion, it’s part of the fabric of everyday life. So what better way to explore the city than eating your way around the very best of the street food scene than with a fellow foodie by your side? Discover where the locals really…
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Hong Kong to DongGuan & HuiZhau Private Transfer
Sit back and relax as you enjoy a transfer from Hong Kong to DongGuan / HuiZhau. You will be picked up by your driver/guide depending on your choose time. You will then enjoy Hong Kong & DongGuan / HuiZhau scenery while traveling to your hotel in DongGuan / HuiZhau, worries free. The transfer length is around 2…
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Yau Ma Tei: The Heart of Kowloon Audio Tour
Yau Ma Tei is the very heart of Kowloon. Time-worn and authentic, this vibrant and colourful enclave lies just beyond the glitz of the Tsim Sha Tsui harbour front. Choc-a-bloc with historical buildings, 100 year-old markets and charming themed streets and shops, a visit to Yau Ma Tei is like stepping back in time.There’s a…
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Ocean Park Hong Kong one way transferHotel pick up
The Entry Ticket not INCLUDINGOptional Ocean Park Hong Kong Ticket (QR Code Direct Entry) at Ocean Park can be arranged at individual’s expenses $418Adult $235Child(3-11)Skip the line and enjoy direct entry to 80+ attractions with your Ocean Park Hong Kong ticket!Have an intimate encounter with wildlife residents Penguin, Walrus, and PandaEnjoy thrilling rides, wildlife exhibits,…
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Macau Day Tour from Hong Kong via the Hong Kong, Zhuhai, Macau Bridge with Lunch
Experience a crossing on the newly opened Hong Kong, Zhuhai, Macau Bridge. Spanning 55km the bridge conveniently connects the 3 cities and is the longest sea crossing in the world. With pick-up from selected hotels and accompanied with our local guide transfer to the Hong Kong Bridge Port to start your journey on the Golden Bus…
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Shenzhen Sightseeing and Shopping Tour from Hong Kong
Accompanied by a professional guide, experience the energy and excitement of Shenzhen on this full day sightseeing and shopping tour from Hong Kong. Your local guide will show you around this vibriant city. Take a visit to the popular Lichee Park, ascend to the observation deck of Meridien View Centre and discover life-size Terracotta Warriors…
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Private tour Lantau Island – Big buddha and Tai O Village
Whether a first timer or a returning traveller to Hong Kong, this 7-hour interactive private tour provides fascinating insights on the territory’s geography, history and geopolitics. Lantau is not only one of the most protected and under populated area of Hong Kong, it is also the biggest island of the Special Administrative Region. This private tour will…
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Sai Kung SUP Adventure
Approximately 2-4 Hours on the water . Ample time to enjoy the many beaches and incredible vistas on show
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Stone Spa Experience Package
What is a Stone Spa?”Stone Spa” is the latest popular health and beauty method in Japan that lies on warm natural ore, through the high emissivity far-infrared rays generated by the Shenheishi, which allows the body to sweat from the inside and sweat from deep layers.Some travelers may be a little unfamiliar with the stone…
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The Dragon’s Back Hiking Tour, Hong Kong
One of the finest hikes in Hong Kong, the Dragon’s Back is a classic trail that combines many of the area’s finest attributes. From mountain ridges and sheltered forest trails to the white sands of Big Wave Bay, it’s no surprise that Dragon’s Back has been hailed as Asia’s best urban hike.
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Hong Kong Hiking Tour With Local
In this tour, you will be able to see the other side of Hong Kong, the beautiful nature environment of Hong Kong, which might not be as famous as the modern and developed parts of Hong Kong like the night view of the Victoria Habour. But it is definitely worth seeing this unexpected side of…
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Hong Kong Cultural Experience: Making Traditional Snacks
Bake Your Own is the first baking event to experience the culture of Hong Kong. It is also one of the few cooking activities in Hong Kong for tourists. In this experience, you can learn about Hong Kong’s sweet varieties and make them yourself. It is an ideal choice for killing time. After the production…
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Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) VIP Lounge Access
To make the most out of your airport experience before or between your flights, a really unique airport lounge is a top pick, offering a Hong Kong-themed experience for travellers. It is a good opportunity to try some last-minute traditional and tasty Hong Kong delicacies before leaving the city. Relax and unwind yourself in a…
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Half Day Hong Kong Island Tour
The coastal areas Repulse Bay and Deepwater Bay are both picturesque and lead you to Aberdeen.Once a quiet fishing village, it is now a neighbourhood full of activity where modern skyscrapers shadow old traditional Junks. The first typhoon shelter in Hong Kong is located here, as well as the world’s largest floating restaurants. Here you…
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The Sustainable Fashionista Private Shopping Experience
During ‘The Sustainable Fashionista Private Shopping Experience’ travelers will shop with an expert at an eclectic mix of the most stylish sustainable shopping brands based on Hong Kong Island.Our shopping experiences are led by Hong Kong shopping experts.Enjoy special shopping privileges and benefits.Shop like a local fashionista.Discover secret boutiques.Save time and money.Avoid frustration.
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Private 5-Hour Driving Tour of Lantau from Hong Kong
Enjoy exploring Lantau island on this private 5-hour customized tour that introduces you to the nature and tranquility just outside of Hong Kong. With skip-the-line access you can see the famous Big Buddha, the 500 year old Tai O fishing village known as the Venice of Hong Kong. All being transported by a luxury 7…
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‘Craft Hong Kong’ fotomo workshop
Fascinated by the architectural wonders in Hong Kong?Now not only you can capture them through camera lens, but you can also carry them back home from this Fotomo workshop! The concept of ‘Fotomo’ is first introduced by a Japanese photographer and the word is the abbreviation of ‘Photo’ and ‘Model’, which means creating a 3D…
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Wong Tai Sin Temple Private Tour – 2 Hours
● Visit one of Hong Kong’s most beloved and beautiful temples, the Wong Tai Sin Temple● Marvel at the lavish architecture of the temple and light a prayer stick to make a wish● Get a chance to get your fortune read by one of the many soothsayers● Explore the nearby Nine Dragon Wall and Good…
All about Hong Kong SAR
When to visit
The great thing about Hong Kong is that it never gets too cold, but it can get a bit too wet. The best time to visit is generally in fall (October and November) when there is less humidity and temperatures are just right for outdoor activities. Typhoon season runs from May to late September, so try to avoid that if you can.
Getting around
Hong Kong has an excellent public transportation system, with trams in the North District, MTR trains and buses all over, and the iconic Star Ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Grab an Octopus card so you can swipe and ride easily. Another one of Hong Kong’s transportation gems is its outdoor covered people mover that runs in the Central District and Mid-Levels area—it’s the longest of its kind in the world.
Traveler tips
Hong Kong is more than just high-rises. It’s got some sleepy, relaxed fishing villages to explore, and it’s home to some gorgeous wild hiking trails, too. When you’ve had your fill of shopping, night markets, and drinks at Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district, head out to the New Territories. Walk to the Big Buddha or the quiet side of Lantau Island, or check out vehicle-free Lamma island for a long walk and a seafood lunch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hong Kong known for?
Hong Kong is known for its cosmopolitan culture that blends East and West, iconic skyline and harbor, towering skyscrapers and temples, attractions like Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha, shopping that spans designer shops, malls, local markets, and incredible nightlife and dining with more than 15,000 restaurants.
How many days do you need in Hong Kong?
Four to five days is enough to experience Hong Kong’s main highlights. Plan to spend two days exploring the north and south sides of Hong Kong Island, one day exploring Kowloon, and the remaining time exploring Lantau Island and one of the outlying islands, such as Lamma, Cheung Chau, or Peng Chau.
What is unique about Hong Kong?
Hong Kong offers a unique blend of East and West, having been under British rule for 156 years before returning to China in 1997. Both English and Cantonese Chinese are official languages. It’s one of the most densely populated cities with among the most skyscrapers in the world, yet 40 percent of Hong Kong is actually country parks and reserves.
Is Hong Kong part of China?
Hong Kong has been a special administrative region of China since 1997, when Britain returned Hong Kong to China at the end of its 99-year lease. Under the “One Country, Two Systems” doctrine, Hong Kong enjoys limited autonomy for a period of 50 years, issues its own passports and money, and has a separate legal system.
What should I not miss in Hong Kong?
Make sure to visit iconic attractions such as Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha. Central, Soho, Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mongkok are popular areas, too. Visit the beaches and islands, including Lantau, Lamma, and the south side of Hong Kong Island. Above all, don’t miss trying the food—especially dim sum.
How far from Hong Kong is Disneyland?
Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island, which is part of Hong Kong but around 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Central. The easiest way to get there is via the Mass Transit Railway, boarding the Tung Chung line at Central Station and then transferring at Sunny Bay for the Disneyland Resort line.