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With its reputation of 'Shoppers' Paradise', Hong Kong, is an open city with a wonderful natural harbor. Enjoy our elaborate Hong Kong tour package to this unique and beautiful Island with its Central District, Victoria Peak, Repulse Bay, Aberdeen and Stanley Market. Take the Star Ferry to Kowloon to add a plus to your Hong Kong trip. The free day included in your Hong Kong visit lets you wander at will to savor this thriving and exciting city.


HKG01 : Hong Kong Island Tour

Hong Kong Island is a dynamic international metropolis steeped in unique blends of East and West. Hong Kong is a prosperous city with breath-taking scenery. By climbing to the highest point on the island, Victoria Peak, you can get a panoramic view of the entire region.

HKG02 : A Side Trip to Macau

A little over sixty kilometers west of Hong Kong, Macau is China’s other Special Administrative Region. You can reach Macau by jetfoil and visit some of the world’s most ornate casinos. Other highlights include the ruins of St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Buddhist Temple and the Border-Gate of China.

HKG03 : Extension to Guangzhou

Leaving the “shopping paradise” of Hong Kong, take the express train to the nearest mainland city, Guangzhou. It is also a heaven for shoppers, but its scenery and interesting history will give you a totally different feel than the vibrant Hong Kong.

Note: All the following itineraries provided are only for your reference. We do not offer the price and operate these tours at present since the local service can not reach our standard. If you are interested, you may follow our itineraries and journey by yourselves, but please be sure to keep safety all the time. Thank you.

HKG04 : Hong Kong Food

Hong Kong is known as a fine food paradise. There are many kinds of delicious food that could be found here. The color, aroma and tastes are all good. Besides the typical Hong Kong Yum Cha, Cantonese Meat Roasting, Dessert and Seafood, many other distinctive theme restaurants will let you feel a variety of food charm.

HKG05 : Central City Tour

Central area is the highlight of Hong Kong and usually the first stop for most travelers to tour this metropolis. You will not only enjoy the amazing scenery of Victoria Harbor, but also experience the delightful nightlife of Hong Kong in Lan Kwai Fong.

HKG06 : Hong Kong Local Markets

There are many markets with striking features in Hong Kong: Hollywood Road, Stanley Market, Women's Street and Temple St. Street. Besides, you will travel to the longest outdoor escalator in the world, the Central-Mid-Levels Escalator.

HKG07 : Lantau Island Tour

As a largest island in Hong Kong, Lantau Island is a nice place for travelers to trace the Buddhist temples. Po Lin Monastery, who deserves the best gathering of temples in Hong Kong in scale and delicacy, is a "must" destination.

HKG08 : Hong Kong Disneyland Tour

Children grow up quickly, but the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland, which mainly consists of Four Theme Parks, Disneyland Railroad, The Golden Mickeys and "Disney in the Stars" Fireworks, keeps our heart forever young.

HKG09 : Outer Island Trip

The Outer Island of Hong Kong is a place full of leisure, clean and fresh air, beautiful sea views and delicious seafood. You will travel from the Wong Tai Sin Temple to the Harbour City, finally to the Lamma Island.

HKG10 : Hong Kong Ocean Park

Hong Kong Ocean Park is the biggest one in Southeast Asia and also one of the world's most beautiful theme parks. Highlight of the park is the performances of trained dolphins and sea-lions. Don't miss it.

HKG11 : Horse Racing Experiencing

Nothing beats the thrills of the horse-racing in Hong Kong - a passionately followed sport. There are two famous racecourses here: Happy Valley Racecourse and Sha Tin Racecourse.

HKG12 : Hiking Routes Complex

Hong Kong is such a lively city, unexpectedly still has 40% undeveloped outskirts parks under the protection by the local government. Travelers who love nature do not think Hong Kong was just a noisy county fair. Actually Hong Kong's back gardens also have very beautiful natural landscape.

HKG13 : Discount Shopping Tour

If you are infatuated with the kinds of famous brands, but do not want to spend too much money on that, you can follow us to take a discount shopping tour in Hong Kong …

HKG14 : Shopping Mall Complex

The developed transportation network, the frequent fashionable social activities and the astonishing number of tourists every year, more and more world-famous top brands of various countries enter and station in Hong Kong in abundance.

HKG15 : Hong Kong Heritage Tour

Taking in the historical sites around the New Territories, the Heritage Tour brings you to experience the customs and cultures of these clans and provides a fascinating glimpse of Hong Kong's rich heritages.

HKG16 : Hong Kong Tram Tour

Once coming to Hong Kong, it is a must to experience the city's fascinating local attractions, the mouth-watering good food and the unique historical culture. It is the best choice to take a "Tram Tour".

HKG17 : Northeast New Territories Island

The Northeast New Territories is a hidden treasure of Hong Kong. A leisurely and scenic boat trip takes you to discover all its charm and shore excursions take you into the heart of an off the beaten track tour of Hong Kong.

HKG18 : New Territories Tour

The New Territories, which lies between the Kowloon hills and the boundary with Mainland China, is an enormously diverse suburban area full of contrasts, a blend of traditional customs and modern ideas, of natural beauty and man-made achievements.

HKG19 : Guangdong Visit

Take an adventure tour outside Hong Kong to make a side trip to Guangzhou, Qingyuan and Shaoguan for about 3 to 5 days. Enjoying the splendid scenery of the natural reserves and appreciating the remained unique architecture.

HKG20 : Hong Kong to Zhuhai

Starting from Hong Kong, take jetfoil from Hong Kong to Zhuhai and then connect a bus to Kaiping, where you will explore the ancient military watchtowers, continue to "the Home of Pottery in South China", Foshan.

HKG21 : Xiamen Tour

Take a 4-day Xiamen highlights tour to Gu Lang Island, Huli Shang Fortress, South Putuo Temple and Xiamen University, and then head for Mt. Wuyi to appreciate its wonderful natural scenery.

HKG22 : Fujian Province

Explore Fujian province in depth: appreciate the Tu Buildings of Hakkas in Yong Ding and visit the starting point of "Marine Silk Route" - Quanzhou which played a very important role in the communications of the East and West culture.

HKG23 : Nanning & Beihai Trip

Pleasant climate endows Nanning with evergreen tress all year round and reward the name of "Green City"; Beihai, a seaside city on the coast of Guangxi Province, is known for its famous silver beach.

HKG24 : Sanya Travel

Sanya has become the most favorable holiday resort of China nowadays, especially in winter seasons. This 5-day tour will lead you to Sanya Bay and the oriental Hawaii - Yalong Bay which has the most beautiful beach in Sanya.

HKG25 : Mt. Lushan in Nanchang

Our 3-day tour will take you to a historical city - Nanchang to visit the Tengwangge Tower and the Rope and Gold Pagoda, then to explore one of the most beautiful mountains of China - Mt. Lushan.

HKG26 : Manila and Boracay Island

Manila, the most western-style city in Asia, the ancient castle, the magnificent Baroque Of church, the age-old carriage and bistro, all of them takes you back to the time of nineteen fifties.

HKG27 : Cebu and Bohol

Cebu is the first open city and also the most popular tourist city in Philippines. Bohol Island is a coralline island, the broken coral was scoured out a silver beach, even under the burning sun, it feels cool and comfortable.

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Questions & Reviews

1.

Jun. 28,2009 21:04 Reply

Ms.Rebecca Keith said:

We (5 of us) will be arriving in Hongkong on Sept. 2 and would like to go first to Shenzen from the airport and stay there for 2 nights before returning to Hongkong for another 4 nights. What would be the inexpensive best means of transport?

Jun. 30,2009 21:14
Ms.Grace Kon(China, HK) replied:

You may take the airport shuttle bus to the railway station upon your arrival in Hong Kong, then take an express train between Hongkong and Shenzhen, very convenient and economical.

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Jun. 29,2009 03:05 Reply

Ms.farhana(singapore) said:

hi, planning to go to hong kong in dec, where is the best area to stay, looking for area near to the MRT, shopping market and HALAL food...

3.

Jun. 25,2009 19:34 Reply

Mr.Joseph Lee(Singapore) said:

I plan to arrange my transfer by ferry from Hkg Apt to SHZ 06 Nov on my own. I need some information, thank you in advance.

Jun. 28,2009 20:30
Mr.Ramoh Rudy(England) replied:

The transportation in Hong Kong is very convenient and one can travel easily by himself. You can take the Skypier from HK Int'l Airport to Shenzhen/Shekou Port upon arrival. It takes around 30-40 mins and departs in every hour. The ticket is around USD25.00 per person.

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Jun. 23,2009 04:35 Reply

Mr.Adrian Santos(Argentina) said:

We have a question regarding the free Regal Kowloon hotel shuttle bus to/from Hong Kong Intern. airport. Does the free shuttle bus go directly to the hotel? And where at the airport do you board the Regal Kowloon shuttle bus?

Jun. 23,2009 22:18
Ms.Vivian Sculley(USA) replied:

The shuttle bus Regal Kowloon Hotel will transfer the clients to the hotel directly. To board the shuttle bus, you just go to the B14 counter of the airport and there will be the staff the hotel to lead you for boarding.

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Jun. 17,2009 21:34 Reply

Mr.Ray Balko(USA) said:

Urgent! My flights will enter and depart from Shanghai, but we will also travel to
Hong Kong, do I need to get a visa to Hong Kong?

Jun. 18,2009 04:13
Ms.Marlene(USA) replied:

You do not need visa to Honkong, but you need to apply for a double enter visa to China.

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Jun. 16,2009 22:28 Reply

Mr.Joe Saab(Saudi Arabia) said:

Is there a way to get a visa once in Hong Kong? Online they require at least a week in advance and i am leaving for Hong Kong on tuesday...

Jun. 18,2009 03:11
Mr.Grant Jr. replied:

Yes, you can apply for your Visa when you are in Hongkong. Just make sure that you will take all the required documents for Visa application with you, and it takes about 3 working days for the process. Here you can check their website. http://www.fmcoprc.gov.hk/eng/

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Jun. 13,2009 03:30 Reply

Mr.Mubarik(Pakistan) said:

I have china and thailand visa. i applied for Hong Kong visa. but i couldn't get the visa till now. can i visit the hong kong during my travel? and how?
kindly give me some help. my tour starts with 17th jun. to thailand.
and 28th to china.

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Jun. 11,2009 21:28 Reply

Mr.Arthur Rolla(USA) said:

Any special visa endorsement required for Hong Kong?

Jun. 12,2009 03:00
Mr.Zelda Zhang(England) replied:

To the best of my knowledge, non-visa is required for visiting Hong Kong if you stay there during the Visa free periods. I suggest you contact your local Chinese Embassy or Consulate to check the duration of the visa free periods to Hong Kong.

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Jun. 10,2009 03:02 Reply

Ms.Maureen Herenal said:

Regarding airline seating – can we sit together and can I require an aisle seat due to back problems.

Jun. 10,2009 20:10
Ms.Echo Chow(China, Xian) replied:

The seats can not be pre-booked on the planes in China. You can go to the airport a little bit earlier to ask your preferred seats when changing your boarding card.

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Jun. 9,2009 22:11 Reply

Ms.Brenda Li(China) said:

We are scheduled to take express train from Guangzhou to Hong Kong. Does train stop near Regal Kowloon Hotel. Can we walk to hotel or is the shuttle necessary?

Jun. 10,2009 00:54
Mr.Daniel(US) replied:

I have stayed in the Regal Kowloon Hotel once, it is within walking distance from the Kowloon-Canton Railway and Mass Transit Railway stations, so you won't have any problem to get to the hotel from the railway station.

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