Tours and Travels

The tour begins with a tram ride to Victoria Peak. It is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong which famous for its 360-degree view of the city, harbour, and islands that has mesmerized visitors. The second stop is Aberdeen, where the contrast in Hong Kong lifestyles is never more evident. It shows visitors the days when Hong Kong was still a fishing village. The Last stop is Stanley Market, which is a typical Example of a traditional old open-air market in Hong Kong and has since become a major Tourist attraction, well known for its bargains.

Including Chinese vegetarian lunch at Po Lin Monastery with bottled water & Chinese tea for lunch.
Hong Kong's largest island, Lantau, has been called the "Island of Prayer" because of its many temples and monasteries. The most famous one would be the Big Buddha in the Po Lin Monasteries. Besides, Lantau also boasts some of Hong Kong's finest scenery. You may go to Tai O, a beautiful small fishing village with homes built on wooden stilts over the water, to explore the alleys to catch a glimpse of everyday life or wander the market offering locally produced dried seafood. To visit Lantau, you may experience the Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride to Tung Chung to Ngong Ping.

Including buffet lunch at Café 360 revolving restaurant & roundtrip cotaijet tickets and private roundtrip transfers hotel-pier-hotel in Hong Kong.
Macau is the nearest city to Hong Kong which takes only around 1 hour sailing. It is also a special administrative region in China since 1999. For more than a century, Macau was a Portuguese colony and has a mix culture of Chinese and Portuguese. It is famous for the European architectures such as Leal Senade Square, Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, St. Dominic's Church, the Holy House of Mercy, Chinese Temple such as A-Ma Temple and the modern building like Macau Tower. It is a wonderful experience to visit Macau.