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 Hong Kong Travel Guide
 

Tour Code: S-HKG05

5 Days Standard of Hongkong - Shanghai
Starting from $689 per person
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Day by Day Itinerary

Departure: Daily

Day One: Entry Hongkong
Upon arrival in Hongkong, please take a shuttle bus or a taxi to TCG reserved hotel by yourselves. The balance of day is to indulge yourselves in the shopping paradise or just take a rest at the hotel.

Meals: None
Hotel: Regal Kowloon Hotel (4 star)

Tips:
Since English signs are available everywhere in Hongkong, you could easily have an access to the destination by yourselves. We only book the hotel with breakfast for you.


Day Two: Hongkong
Hotel with breakfast has been well-handled by TCG ahead of schedule. You are suggested to have a Peak tram ride to reach the Central District, view city panorama in the Victoria Peak, promenade along the Repulse Bay and Aberdeen, and conclude the day to visit the Stanley Market on your own.

Meals: Breakfast
 

Day Three: Hongkong - Shanghai
The air ticket will be delivered to you ahead of the schedule and please take an afternoon flight to Shanghai by yourselves to feel the fashionable atmosphere. TCG guide will hold a welcome sign to meet you outside the baggage claim area at Shanghai Pudong Airport and transfer you to the 4-star hotel for 2 nights stay. Then escort you to stroll along the Nanjing Road to reach the Bund area along the Huangpu River. 

Meals: Breakfast
Hotel: 
Holiday Inn Downtown Shanghai   (4 star) 


Day Four: Shanghai
A whole day excursion covers the Shanghai Museum, the Yuyuan Garden and a local family visit.

Specials: Portman Acrobatic Show and a farewell dinner at Wangbaohe restaurant
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
 



Day Five: Shanghai Exit
Private transfer takes you to the airport and your pleasant China tour ends here.

Meals: Breakfast

 

Prices (based on per person and shown in US dollars)

Prices  (Valid from Mar. 1st, 2008 to Feb. 28th, 2009)
Group size
Season
2-5 travelers 6-9 travelers 10 travelers & above
High season Double Occupancy $879 $789 $719
Sole Occupancy $1209 $1119 $1039
Low season Double Occupancy $859 $769 $689
Sole Occupancy $1159 $1069 $969
Remark : Quotations listed are valid excluding the periods of F1 Grand Prix staying in Shanghai; Mar 27 to Mar 30 (Rugby 7 period), Apr 14 to Apr 30, Oct 10 to Nov 15 staying in Hongkong.

Quotation Includes
  1. Domestic airfares with taxes;
  2. Hotel accommodation with breakfasts;
  3. Lunches and dinners as itinerary specifies;
  4. Private guides and drivers;
  1. Air-conditioned vehicles;
  2. Tourist sites permission fees;
  3. 2 bottles of mineral water each day;
  4. Government taxes.

For our quotation inclusions & exclusions, booking and cancellation terms, please read details.

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  Our Private Tour is customized for you or your personal group specially. You will enjoy our private guide, driver as well as car service during the whole land tour individually, instead of sharing with other travelers.


Speaking from a tourist's viewpoint, English isn't something you have to worry about in Hong Kong. A largest percent of Hongkong people can speak English, as they are brought up by learning it. Maybe you need to get over some accent, that should not be a problem. If you need to buy something, you'll see the numbers on the cash register. Just convert your bills over to HK dollars and you should be fine.

Dry and cool winter has an average temperature of 17C (62.6F). You need a wool sweater and heavy coat. Typhoon season in Hong Kong is possible in September. Don't venture out too far when the typhoon signal is lower than 3; stay indoors when it gets higher. All shops and banks are closed when typhoon signal 8 is raised.

Hong Kong experiences four seasons annually, but sometimes a humid subtropical climate hits the country without warning. It is therefore advisable to bring along light jackets in case it gets too warm for a coat. Shirtsleeves are recommended during autumn.

In winter, it is advisable to wear light woolens and overcoats as it can get a little chilly at times. The seasons of spring and summer experience slightly higher temperatures and humidity, thus light clothing would be sufficient. However, do bring along some long-sleeves just in case you plan to dine at restaurants during your trip, and restaurants' air-conditioning are switched on full blast most of the time.

Some tips: Don't jaywalk, don't buy anything expensive there like electronics, and eat at some of their dim sum places. It's really to die for! Just try to blend in to the best of your ability, and don't be hesitant to look at some of their stores! Have fun man!

Client's information:
Mr.Steve Nguyen , United States , 2008-4-8 10:43

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