Private Tour,Escorted Tours
Upon arrival at the Hong Kong Airport, your private local guide and driver will meet you and escort you to your hotel for check-in. The rest of the day is free at leisure to explore on your own or spend the afternoon relaxing.
Today, enjoy a day of sightseeing. Visit Victoria Peak, the Chinese name for Victoria Peak is Tai Ping Shan which means the mountain of Great Peace. Today the Peak is visited by millions of tourist and locals every year, mainly for the unforgettable views of the city and the harbour but also because of the numerous interesting walks that start here. Next, visit Stanley. The recently completed Stanley Plaza overlooking Stanley Bay combines three complexes, Shopping Centre, Murray House and Village Square, which blend harmoniously with their surroundings. Murray House is notable due to the 19th Century British Army Quarters, which is one of the earliest examples of Western architecture in Hong Kong and was transported stone by stone from its original sight in Central. One of Stanley’s most attractive areas can be found on its Main Street facing the South China Sea. Here, laid back pubs serve boutique Beer and chic restaurants offer a wide variety of cuisine including French, Thai, Italian, Chinese, American, etc. It’s the perfect place for visitors to relax and enjoy a different facet of Hong Kong. Aberdeen is an old fishing town named after Lord Aberdeen who was Foreign Secretary and presided over the birth of the British Colony in 1841. Here the boat people still live traditional lives on their boats and noisy sampan ladies tout for customers for their water taxis and sightseeing trips. One of Hong Kong's most famous landmarks is found here. Enjoy a Dim Sum lunch at a local Chinese Restaurant. After lunch, visit Hollywood Road and Man Mo Temple. Hollywood Road is famous for the wide array of antiques and curios shops where one can find all kinds of trinkets and knick-knacks including the rare treasure. The Man Mo Temple is Hong Kong's oldest and most famous Temples. It is named after the God of War and the God of Literature. Traditionally parents will bring their children at the beginning of the school year to pray for blessings. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
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After breakfast, transfer from the hotel to the Cable Car Station in Tung Chung New Town. Take a 20 to 25 minute Cable Car ride to Ngong Ping Plateau where you will visit the majestic Giant Buddha and the nearby Po Lin Monastery. Ample time is allowed for a guided tour of the Monastery and Giant Buddha Exhibition Hall. A short walk away is the Wisdom Path. Here, you will find an ancient prayer or sutra inscribed on a series of wooden columns set in a figure of eight to symbolise infinity. For lunch today, a vegetarian meal is served in Po Lin Monastery, followed by the culturally themed Ngong ping Village of Ngong Ping 360. It is one of Hong Kong's newest attractions and features 'Ngong Ping Tea House', as well as shops and restaurants. The tour ends with a 20 to 25 minute Cable Car ride offering stunning views going down from Ngong Ping Plateau to Tung Chung New Town near the Airport. Transfer back to the hotel for your overnight stay. Please Note: In case of Cable Car ride are terminated due to bad weather conditions or close for maintain we will use Lantau Taxi to/from Tung Chundg & Ngong Ping Village at a supplement per taxi. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
After breakfast, you will be transferred to the Airport for your flight to next destination. Meals: Breakfast
Tour Prices are per person twin share in Australian Dollars. Conditions apply and group tours are subject to change and availability. Prices are subject to currency fluctuations. (toi)
