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Embark on an unforgettable journey with our 4-day, 3-night tour of Hong Kong. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of the Fragrant Harbor and dive into the lively atmosphere of this shopping paradise.
Discover the Heartbeat of Hong Kong: 4-Day Adventure
Experience the Iconic Mong Kok
Begin your Hong Kong adventure with a visit to Mong Kok, not only the most densely populated area in Hong Kong but also in the world. Explore bustling streets and renowned street markets, a perfect blend of old and new amidst the traditional charm that continues to captivate visitors.
Uncover Hidden Gems at the Ladies Market
Stroll along a nearly 1km-long stretch hosting close to 100 stalls offering a variety of goods from budget to high-end, from vintage to brand new items. You'll find souvenir shops, t-shirts, jeans, handbags, shoes, hats, jewelry, children's toys, phone accessories, all at surprisingly low prices.
Beyond being a shopping paradise, the Ladies Market is also a culinary haven, boasting a diverse range of cuisines from Hong Kong specialties to those from Thailand, Japan, Korea, all with fresh and enticing flavors rivaling their places of origin.
Mount Peace
This is the highest peak in Hong Kong, featuring a radio communication station at its summit, surrounded by parks and prime real estate. From this peak, you can admire the central area of Hong Kong, the harbor, and the surrounding islands. The panoramic view from the top is truly impressive, overlooking Victoria Bay, the Central District with its skyscrapers, and the Kowloon Peninsula.
Dry Water Bay
Dry Water Bay boasts one of the most beautiful and captivating beaches in Hong Kong, located to the south of the city. Thanks to nature's gift of golden sandy shores along the coastline, it creates a mesmerizing scenery that enchants countless hearts of travelers. Especially during sunset, as the twilight descends, the gentle waves lapping against the shore compose a melodious and romantic symphony.
Moreover, this coastal bay is renowned as the neighborhood of many celebrities and the wealthy, being the most ideal living space in Hong Kong. Don't miss out on the exciting activities here such as swimming, outdoor beach games, and more.
Convention and Exhibition Center
Avenue of Stars
The Avenue of Stars is the perfect place for a leisurely stroll and sightseeing, as it stretches 400m alongside Victoria Harbor, offering expansive views of Hong Kong's skyline. Along the avenue, you can delve into Hong Kong's film industry, starting from the handprints of famous personalities, milestone descriptions, film artifacts, commemorative plaques, and statues of industry figures. Two famous statues that tourists flock to for photos are the bronze statue of the cartoon character McDull and the statue of actor Bruce Lee, both in life-size.
The number of star-studded plaques with engraved names, signatures, and handprints has increased from 73 when the Avenue of Stars first opened to 101 at present. Among them are some familiar stars to Vietnamese audiences such as Michelle Yeoh, Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Chow Yun-fat, and Maggie Cheung.
Hong Kong Museum of Art
This art museum is situated on the western tip of West Kowloon Cultural District, offering panoramic views of Victoria Harbor, an iconic symbol of Hong Kong. The museum showcases over 900 priceless artifacts. Additionally, it regularly hosts special exhibitions on Chinese and global cultural arts.
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
The Disneyland Park is Hong Kong's most famous attraction located on a reclaimed land in Penny's Bay, Lantau Island. The park is designed and built with a strong emphasis on feng shui. Here, you'll experience many exciting activities featuring beloved childhood characters such as Mickey Mouse, Cinderella, Ariel, Simba,... dancing together in parades.
In addition to entertaining performances, visiting Hong Kong Disneyland also gives you the chance to participate in numerous thrilling and unique rides such as Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, Main Street, Mystic Point,... promising to bring you the most enjoyable moments.
Lantau Peak
Dubbed the 'lungs' of Hong Kong for its vast primeval forests and lush greenery covering the entire island - something rarely seen on the mainland or other islands. Lantau Peak is famous for its large Buddha statue atop the mountain, amidst the majestic mountains and endless greenery. The prominent sea-facing Buddha statue is a frequent destination for Buddhist followers and tourists alike.
Wong Tai Sin Temple
Chi Lin Nunnery
Chi Lin Nunnery sits atop Diamond Hill, to the right of Nan Lian Garden. This monastery was built in the late 1930s. Upon visiting Chi Lin Nunnery, travelers immediately feel a sense of tranquility and harmony with nature. Upon entering, you'll notice three symbolic doorways. The first doorway represents love and compassion; the second, wisdom in life; the third, human ingenuity.
Notably, when visiting Chi Lin Nunnery, travelers shouldn't miss out on Nan Lian Garden. Located right next to the monastery grounds, this is a lush garden with traditional Tang Dynasty architecture centered around serene ponds arranged according to the principles of Chinese Feng Shui.
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Reference: Travel Guide by Mytour
MytourDecember 8, 2022
