•MUST VISIT PLACES IN HONG KONG - BEST TOUR TRIP MEMORIES FOR TRAVELLER

MUST VISIT PLACES IN HONG KONG - BEST TOUR TRIP MEMORIES FOR TRAVELLER

Visit Hong Kong Repulse Bay, Aberdeen, Mid Level of the Peak & Bauhinia Square, Jewellery Factory, Chinese Herbs shop & group photo.



Travel by private car to Aberdeen Harbour
Stanley Market


Is the place to find silk garments, sportswear, art, Chinese costume jewelry, other souvenirs and a host of fantastic bargains. And when the shopping is done, you can relax at one of the area’s pleasant beaches set in sheltered, sandy coves. One is a favorite destination for Hong Kong’s windsurfers.



Visit several of Hong Kong’s popular open-air markets.

First, visit the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden. This delightful garden is the favored gathering place of Hong Kong’s songbird owners, who carry their pets around in intricately carved cages. All manner of beautiful birds can be seen here, as well as a host of traditional bird-keeping paraphernalia.



Next, enjoy a visit to the Flower Market, one of Hong Kong’s most colorful street markets. The Flower Market is a jungle of exotic blossoms, luck-bringing houseplants and sweet scents.



Then make a stop at the Jade Market. Collectors and jade lovers gather at this unique market, where small stalls display everything from rare and valuable jade carvings to small and inexpensive trinkets.



Travel by boat to Lamma Island
A 30-minute journey. Also known as “Po Liu Chau”, Lamma Island is the third largest island in Hong Kong, only surpassed by Lantau Island and Hong Kong Island. It lies west of Hong Kong Island, just west of the town of Aberdeen. Lamma is popular for its beautiful natural scenery as well as its excellent seafood restaurants.




Travel by jetfoil to the former Portuguese enclave of Macau.

A 55-minute jetfoil boat ride whisks you across the South China Sea and the Pearl River estuary to tiny Macau, a unique blend of Chinese and Portuguese culture. Under Portuguese sovereignty for four centuries, Macau contains many historical monuments, including the famous facade of St. Paul’s Church, its border gate with the motherland and the 14th-century Kun Yam Temple.



Enjoy the buffet lunch at Macau Tower. There is time this afternoon for further exploration or a gambling session in one of Macau’s casinos before returning to Hong Kong.



This evening ride the Peak Tram to the top of Victoria Peak for a breathtaking view of Hong Kong Island, the harbor, Kowloon and the hills beyond.