Repulse Bay

• Day 1 Shanghai
  Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

  A full day tour begins with the Yu Garden (UNESCO). Owing to its ingenious design in Ming and Qing dynasties, it becomes a real museum of Chinese ancient architecture. Walk around the Old Downtown with its maze of walkways, reflecting ponds, pavilions and stone bridges.

  Then head to the Jade Buddha Temple that is famous for two precious jade Buddhist statues.

  Continue to visit the Shanghai Museum, with its 120,000 piece collection of Chinese ancient treasures.

  A short stop at the local gift shop en route.

  Wander through the bustling Bund, featuring outstanding European colonial architectures, new skyscrapers and historical buildings in Shanghai.

  Ideas for leisure time:

  1.Acrobatic Shows in Shanghai are known as the best in China. You can never imagine how exciting the show is.

  2.Or you could take a Huangpu River Night Cruise which is the perfect way to enjoy the gorgeous night view of Shanghai.

  Day 2 Shanghai - Hong Kong (by air)
  Meals: Breakfast

  This morning transfer to take a flight to Hong Kong. With its amazing modernity and cosmopolitan culture, Hong Kong is China's dynamic financial center and home of the world's busiest port.

  On arrival, meet and transfer to your Hotel. Enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

  Day 3 Hong Kong
  Meals: Breakfast

  Today starts with a half-day tour of Hong Kong Island. Visit Victoria Peak (include One-way peak tram ride), the summit of the Hong Kong Island and get a bird-eye view of the magnificent skyline of the Victoria Harbor.

  Then visit the Stanley Market and drive by the Repulse Bay.

  Later, you visit and the Historic Fishing Village at Aberdeen with sampan ride. Their traditional lifestyle is in sharp contrast to the modern life style of those living in the high-rise communities.

  Afterwards, return to your hotel and enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

  Day 4 Hong Kong
  Meals: Breakfast

  After breakfast, enjoy some free time for last-minute shopping. Then transfer to the airport for your flight.

  Service ends.
   

Am for Hong Kong Island1. Join in hotel lobby on 9am

2. Take the tran to Victoria Peak to view the Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon side in a high mountain

3. Repulse Bay to learn the religion culture, which a muti-religion culture in Hong Kong 

4. Stanley Market to enjoy the colonial feel

-traditional Dim Sum Lunch in a Chinese restaurant or by your choice

PM Kowloon Peninsula

5. Nan Lian Garden and Chi lin Nunnery, learn Chinese architecture and
gardening in the oasis inside a concrete city

6. Kowloon Walled City Park, learn the history of Kowloon
From the above we will have an idea what the architature difference between
Tong Dynasty (610-903AD) and Qing Dynasty (1655-1911AD) and the Chinese
culture etc.

7. Lady Market in Mongkok to view the crowded city and buying the cheapie

8. Temple street market to view a different sight of Hong Kong

9. Back to Hotel at 7pm

$300.USD for 4 people

-At the Man Mo Temple, you can learn more about the life of local Chinese in the early colonial era and the worship of God of Man (examination) and God of Mo (Warrior) and Soho.
-Take the Peak Tram. At the commanding height of Victoria Peak, you can enjoy the breathtaking view of the Victoria Barbour.
-Go to Repulse Bay by private car, you can see the beautiful beach of Hong Kong. You can also visit a Museum of Chinese Gods and Goddess to know more about Chinese religions.
-At Stanley, you can see the British colonial style buildings and enjoy a shopping spree at the well-known Stanley market.

Estimated Local Cash Needed:
600 Hong Kong Dollar - Cash expenses will cover basic transport, food and shopping. Most shops and restaurants accept credit cards but many local markets and smaller local restaurants are cash only. Taxi fares are affordable. The first 2 km are charged at 20 HKG (2 US $). The restaurant bills include 10% service charge. So you are not expected to pay tips. Of course, depending on your personal preferences your cash need may vary. There are ATM machines in many places where you can get cash via your ATM or credit card (yes, it is safe using your credit card here).

What's Extra:
IF YOU GATHER A GROUP WITH MORE THAN 4 PEOPLE, I SHALL CHARGE EXTRA US$50 PER PERSON, I CAN TAKE A GROUP OF UP TO 8 PEOPLE
However, tour fee does not cover:
Cost of any transportation, meals, drinks, snacks, meals, souvenirs,entrance fees, rides.
If you are in Hong Kong for 3 days or more, I would recommend you to get a local "Octopus card " from any MTR Station which is a top up card with credit inside to pay for most transports, vending machines, convenient stores, Starbucks, and many more chain stores. It cost HK$150 and it has got HK$100 credit and $50 as deposit which you can get back once you return the card. This card will save you a lot of time and hassle with carrying a lot of coins. We can got get one together if you are not sure.

What's Included:
A "once in your lifetime" experience of visiting and get to know Hong Kong. All my knowledge and passion about this wonderful city, its people and places.
Traveling is a very personal matter and everybody has different expectations and preferences. Your holidays are supposed to be the most precious time of the year. Time out, relax, new places, new horizons, new perspectives. Meet new people and make new friends and share this time with your family, friends and loved ones.
I am very happy to customize your tour in advance, based on your interests and timetable. Please let me know what are you interested in, what you like and what not and I prepare your tour. You can select parts of all my suggested tours and I will design your personal Hong Kong tour.
And if your change your mind during the tour…or the weather is not suitable for the original plan (it maybe not so much fun to be on the Victoria Peak when we have heavy rainfall ..) I am flexible to amend the program at any time.

The bustling city of Hong Kong was just a collection of fishing villages when claimed by Britain in 1842 following the First Opium War with China. This failed attempt by the Ching Dynasty to stop the British trading in opium led to Hong Kong being ceded to Britain under the Treaty of Nanking that year. The Kowloon Peninsula was handed over in 1860 and a 99-year lease on the New Territories, comprising the area north of Kowloon up to the Shenzhen River plus 235 outlying islands, was granted in 1898.

Under the unique principle of 'One Country, Two Systems', Hong Kong returned to Chinese sovereignty on 1 July 1997 as a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. This arrangement allows Hong Kong to enjoy a high degree of autonomy, retaining its capitalist system, independent judiciary and rule of law, free trade and freedom of speech.

- stanley 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. ]

- victoria peak [Looking down from The Peak you'll be amazed by the spectacular view of the surrounding city skyline, the world-famous Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, towering skyscrapers and peaceful green hillsides. ]

- cultural ctr - The building of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre has signified the beginning of an artistic link to the world. The Centre, covering 5.2 hectares and offering 82,231m² gross floor area, commands a prime waterfront position. Since its grand opening on 8 November 1989, the Centre has remained the premier cultural venue offering stimulating environment for arts talents and quality programmes to the public, and has since been witnessing the development of the arts in Hong Kong.

- railway clock station - The Clock Tower is a landmark in Hong Kong. It is located on the southern shore of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. It is the only remnant of the original site of the former Kowloon Station on the Kowloon-Canton Railway. Officially named Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower (traditional Chinese: 前九廣鐵路鐘樓), it is usually referred to as the Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower (traditional Chinese: 尖沙咀鐘樓) for its location.

* will use public transportation

Experience the most popular trip of ancient civilization, natural attractions and special administration. View panorama of Hong Kong from Victoria Peak. Cruise along beautiful landmarks of Li River. Step into the largest Royal Palace in the world.

Hongkong Attractions: Victoria Peak ▶ Repulse Bay ▶ Aberdeen Fishing Village ▶ Stanley Market

Guilin Attractions: Li River Cruise ▶ Elephant Trunk Hill ▶ Reed Flute Cave

Xian Attractions: Terracotta Warriors and Horses ▶ Big Wild Goose Pagoda

Beijing Attractions: Great Wall of China ▶ Ming Tombs ▶ Forbidden City ▶ Temple of Heaven ▶ Sacred Way ▶ Tian'anmen Square

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