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Hotel pick-up : Approx. 09:00 am / 13:00 pm
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| Kowloon is well known for the many markets scattered throughout the territory which the locals visit daily, providing you with a colourful experience that appeals to all your senses, the Kowloon Markets tour is designed to take you on a first-hand and up-close journey through the various markets, each well-known for it’s own specific theme and range of products fresh from all corners. If do not mind a moderate amount of exploring on foot, combined with coach transfers, this tour is a fun and colourful experience into a favourite local past time. |
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FLOWER MARKET |
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| The trading of flowers in Yau Tsim Mong District is concentrated in the vicinity of Flower Market Road, in Prince Edward district. There are more than 100 wholesalers or retailers at the site and flowers sold at the market are either grown locally or jet-flown daily, fresh from all over the world. Other than selling fresh flowers, some shops specialise in luck-bringing houseplants, potted plants and artificial flowers. |
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BIRD MARKET
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| The Bird Garden is the favourite gathering place for Hong Kong's songbird owners who keep the tradition of "bird walking" alive, by taking their bamboo cages with them to the local parks where they proudly display their prized songbirds. The market provides them with all manner of bird creature comforts, from intricately crafted cages from various types of wood to nutritious grasshoppers believed to enhance the singing ability of the bird. If you watch and listen carefully, soon, you will learn how the locals go about their selection process to identify the most talented songbird, like a rough diamond in the dirt still waiting to be discovered. |
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GOLDFISH MARKET |
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| Local superstition (Fung Shui) believes that goldfish in a bowl ensures your business prospers with good luck throughout the year and this is still widely believed in today. Aquariums are therefore very popular in Hong Kong because of their perceived qualities for good fortune, especiallly when properly positioned under the advice of a fung shui master. Prepare to be bewildered by the hundreds of species of fish and reptiles you will come across. There will be some species you have never laid eyes on before. |
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SPORTS & SNEAKERS STREET |
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| At the heart of Mong Kok, the "Sneaker Street" is so named and has become famous in Hong Kong because of the concentration of sportswear shops in the area. The street, which covers a distance less than 200 metres in length, attracts a continuous stream of visitors who frequent some 50 shops there, for trendy sneakers, football and basketball shirts and the latest sports items.
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LADIES
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| Ladies' Market, located at a section of Tung Choi Street is a popular shopping place for both locals and tourists. The market operates from 12:00 noon to 11 pm, selling inexpensive items such as clothing for men and women of all ages, watches, handbags, iphone accessories, cosmetics, accessories, small household items and toys. The market, renowned for good bargains, gets its name because once it was particularly well-known in the early days for selling fashionable ladies' clothing. However today there is something for everyone. |
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AP LIU ELECTRONICS AND FLEA MARKET |
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New and second-hand bargain electrical devices and electronic products, Cheap AV equipment, gadgets and telecommunications products. Also has antique watches, old coins and other relics. Some items may be parallel goods, always ask if there is an international warranty if you are looking to purchase quality electronic goods. |
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The number of attractions visited on the tour will be subject to a maximum of 5 hours in total and whether all sights can be covered depends on the overall progress of the tour and how much time is spent at each attraction |
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PRIVATE HALF-DAY NINE DRAGONS TOUR (WITHOUT LUNCH) |
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The translation of "Kowloon" means "Nine dragons" which was named by the boy emperor "Ping" of the Sung Dynasty, who fled the Mongol invasion eight centuries ago. The Chinese believe the dragon resides in the hills and they counted eight hills in the area. The ninth Dragon was the emperor, who is also considered a dragon.
This tour will orientate you with the significant attractions of Kowloon. Where over 48% of the population resides. |
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WONG TAI SIN TEMPLE |
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| Built in 1921, the Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple is one of the most renowned temples in Hong Kong. It is famous for its reputation to answer the quests. The Temple worships Wong Tai Sin (also known as the Red Pine Deity) for his healing powers. The grandly built Wong Tai Sin Temple exhibits many characteristics of traditional Chinese temples. There is the "Good Wish Garden", which is a Chinese style garden with winding corridors, as well as the Bronze Pavilion, the wood structure of the Archives Hall, the fountain, the Yue Heung Shrine and the earth wall which together form the Five Geomatic Elements. The Archway outside the Temple also features another Chinese cultural characteristic.
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CHI LIN NUNNERY & NAN LIAN GARDEN |
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| The Chi Lin Nunnery, with an area of approximately 30,000 square metres, is a place for the nuns to practice Buddhism. It has a history of more than 60 years and was rebuilt in 1990s. The structures follow closely the architectural style of Tang Dynasty and are disposed symmetrically along the central axis. The Lotus Garden at the main entrance is a scenic place featuring blooming lotuses. The grand and elegant complex is a profound illustration of Chinese historical and cultural heritage. |
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THE KOWLOON WALLED CITY PARK |
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Kowloon Walled City was a densely populated, largely ungoverned settlement in Kowloon. Originally a Chinese military fort, the Walled City became an enclave after the New Territories were leased to Britain in 1898. Its population increased dramatically following the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong during World War II. In 1987, the Walled City contained 33,000 residents within its 6.5-acre (0.03 km2; 0.01 sq mi) borders. From the 1950s to the 1970s, it was controlled by Triads and had high rates of prostitution, gambling and drug use.
In January 1987, the Hong Kong government announced plans to demolish the Walled City. After an arduous eviction process, demolition began in March 1993 and was completed in April 1994. Kowloon Walled City Park opened in December 1995 and occupies the area of the former Walled City. Some historical artifacts from the Walled City, including its Yamen building and remnants of its South Gate, have been preserved there.
Today, the park occupies one of the most historic sites in the territory. The design of the park was inspired by the Jiangnan garden style of the early Qing Dynasty. Construction began in May 1994, with a work-force of skilled artisans from the Mainland being employed to ensure accurate reproduction of the classical concept. It was built at a cost of $76 million and is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The park is now a tranquil and beautiful attraction but was once where the airplanes used to roar overhead with their landing gears lowered, just before landing at the KaiTak Airport runway close by. |
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JADE MARKET |
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The Jade Market in Yau Ma Tei was set up in 1984. It is a great place to buy jade ware at attractive prices as souvenirs. The market comprises the eastern and western sites, two adjoining sites with about 340 and 100 stalls respectively. All sorts of jade ware are on sale, with prices ranging from a few dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars. The market attracts both locals and tourists.
At the western side of the market, there are letter-writers offering a wide range of services, including Chinese calligraphy, letter-writing in English or Chinese, and completion of application forms and tax returns. These stall operators are among the few remaining from this ancient trade. |
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PRIVATE CENTRAL & SOHO DISTRICT TOUR (WITHOUT LUNCH) |
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| This is the alternative half-day tour of Hong Kong Island suitable for those who have already experienced the standard HK Island orientation tour. This tour mainly visits attractions on the Northern side of the island, the main CBD (central business district). Start the tour by riding the iconic "Star Ferry", which was the main form of transportation for crossing the harbor over a century ago. The tour then passes through the bustling Central business district with its luxury offices and skyscrapers. Next, it's up the longest outdoor escalator in Hong Kong as we pass by some of the hippest nightlife districts (but in the day time) to visit the oldest temple in Hong Kong Island in an area renowned as the "mid-levels" with the densest population of millionaires living side-by-side to each other. On the way back down, the tour visits "Cat Street" and "Hollywood Road" which is known for its antiques, curio shops and trendy café and nightlife. |
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STAR FERRY
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Take the Star Ferry for an 8-minute cruise across the world famous "Victoria Harbour", the soul of Hong Kong, which served as a perfect shelter for seafarers for centuries, during typhoons (monsoons) in the summer months. The star ferry is an essential experience for all visitors and the National Geographic even named the ferry crossing as one of the top 50 attractions in a lifetime.
The Star Ferry traces its origins to 1880 and was founded by a Parsee cook, who began a ferry service across Victoria Harbour with his steamboat, "Morning Star". You simply haven't experienced Hong Kong if you haven't experienced the Star Ferry yet! |
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THE WORLD'S LONGEST OUTDOOR ESCALATOR (800 METERS) |
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| The innovative Central to Mid-Levels Escalator is well known and linked to several well-known attractions like Lan Kwai Fong, Hollywood Road, the dining paradise of Elgin Street and Staunton Street (also known as SOHO or South of Hollywood Rd) and the residential buildings of the Mid-Levels. The Central Mid-Levels Escalator not only relieves traffic congestion in the district, but also transports visitors to experience the local street scenes and to enjoy the various life styles the city has to offer. It also provides visitors with the chance to see the distinctive city views along the way. It is the world's longest outdoor covered escalator, being 800 metres (2,600 feet) long in total with 20 sections and is used by 30,000 to 40,000 people per day. Starts from Connaught Road Central to the terminal on Conduit Road. |
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MAN MO TEMPLE - OLDEST TEMPLE ON HK ISLAND |
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| Man Mo Temple was built in the mid-19th Century and is dedicated to the Taoist God of Literature and God of War, who are respectively, Man Cheung and Kwan Yu. Many worshipers come to visit this temple to pay their homage to the great gods. Lots of colourful religious articles and coils of burning incense pack the temple.
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HOLLYWOOD ROAD - ANTIQUES & CURIOSITY SHOPS |
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| Hollywood Road, Upper Lascar Row, Lower Lascar Row and Cat Street comprise the most famous antiques centre of Hong Kong. The name "Hollywood Road" is not intended to be synonymous with Hollywood, California, USA, of movie-production fame. Walking along Hollywood Road towards the east, you can get to Cat Street which is a centre for curiosity stalls selling all kinds of inexpensive oriental antiques, including Chinese antique porcelain, jewellery, silk ware and souvenirs of the Chinese communist party (like the Mao Zedong wrist watches and red star caps). In addition, there are many delicate and interesting treasures just waiting to be discovered. The area around Elgin Street and Staunton Street (Soho) features many different cuisines and is equal in stature to Lan Kwai Fong, the hippest nightlife district in Hong Kong where you can brush shoulders with celebrities and the rich & famous of Hong Kong during the weekends.
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The number of attractions visited on the tour will be subject to a maximum of 5 hours in total and whether all sights can be covered depends on the overall progress of the tour and how much time is spent at each attraction |
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PRIVATE LANTAU TOUR (WITH VEGETARIAN LUNCH AT PO LIN MONASTERY) |
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Hotel pick-up: Approx. 09:00am
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| Lantau
Island is almost twice the size of Hong Kong Island and is one of the
best-loved outlying islands. With the new development of Ngong Ping Cable Car,
the Island has become a new attraction in Hong Kong. Join us to nature on this
tour and explore Tai O, a quaint fishing village where the houses are on
stilts, visit the world’s tallest, outdoor, seated bronze Buddha statue at the
Po Lin Monastery. |
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NGONG
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| Ngong
Ping Cable Car connects Tung Chung and Ngong Ping. The 5.7km cable car
journey offers visitors spectacular 360 degree panoramic views of South
China Sea, Hong Kong International Airport, Lantau North Country Park and
Giant Buddha.
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NGONG
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a leisure walk in the Ngong Ping Village where all the buildings are
designed as a traditional Chinese architectural features to maintain the
cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area. Try to experience
the Art of Tea at NGONG PING TEA HOUSE!
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PO
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as the "Buddhist Kingdom of the South". Po Lin Monastery is the
most popular Buddhist temple in HK. The world's largest outdoor Buddha at
the Po Lin Monastery becomes a site of Pilgrimage and is visited by
Buddhists' from all over the world. Museum under the Buddha Sakyamuni's
relics are enshrined.
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Tour price include
air-conditioned sightseeing coach, guided service, round-trip Ngong Ping Cable
Car Tickets and admission entry to the Museum.
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Note: Should the Cable Car be cancelled due to inclement
weather or other safety reasons, alternative transportation will be arranged.
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PRIVATE HONG KONG DISNEYLAND TOUR |
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| Duration: Approx. 10 hours |
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| Step into a wondrous world of exciting and enchanting lands. Delight in
a whimsical kingdom where once-upon-a-time is now, and the beloved characters
and imaginary places of make-believe come to life. Enjoy timeless tales and
thrilling adventures in fun-filled attractions as dreams are brought magically
to life for the young and the young at heart — creating memories that last
forever. |
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TOY STORYLAND |
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Toy Story Land is the Disney．Pixar themed play area for kids of all ages. Andy, the young boy from the Disney．Pixar Toy Story films, has left his toys unattended in this immersive and highly themed environment, based on one of the Disney．Pixar's most popular film series. While Andy is away, the toys come to life and play, and Guests are invited to join. |
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MAIN STREET, U.S.A.
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| Laugh, play, shop and dine on this picturesque
boulevard of dreams which Walt Disney envisioned as America's hometown.
This quaint boulevard exudes the small-town charm of more than one hundred
years ago. At the crossroads of a new era, old-time buses vie for the right of way with
puttering motorcars, and hope and optimism for the new century abound.
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FANTASYLAND
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| For all children and children at heart, the
"happiest kingdom of them all," brings to life the wonder and
magic of Disney animated stories in a quaint storybook village. Embark on
enchanting adventures with Mickey, Winnie the Pooh, Mulan, Cinderella,
Sleeping Beauty and other well-loved characters. Anything is possible— all
you have to do is believe!
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ADVENTURELAND |
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| Venture deep into the heart of uncharted
jungles. Exotic adventures wait around every river bend. Romance and
mystery thrive in this land that captures the intrigue of the world's
exotic tropical regions. Cruise hippo-filled rivers, explore overgrown
jungles and scale the heights of Tarzan's Treehouse as you journey into the
unknown!
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TOMORROWLAND
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| Rocket through outer space, blast at warp speed
and glimpse near-future technology. Inspired by our hopes for a peaceful
and prosperous future, Tomorrowland is homebase to many futuristic ideas
and thrilling, out-of-this-world adventures. It is a tribute to history's
visionaries who have dreamt of a better world. Tomorrowland, like our
dreams, is timeless.
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Remarks
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- Age
between 3-11 or seniors should bring along their passports or identity cards
with photos which may be requested at the time of admission.
- Hong Kong Disneyland admission ticket is
good for all available games, shows and rides on the same day.
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Tickets are non-transferable, non-exchangeable, non-refundable, cannot be
postponed and void if altered. The ticket must be used by the same person on
all days and is not valid for special events that require a separate admission
charge.
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Tickets are sold subject to the rules and regulations of HK Disneyland Park
such as Weather Arrangement, Prohibit items and activities, operation hours,
suspend or cancel of any attraction or entertainment program and closure of the
Park, which are printed on the Park Guidemap.
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