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Approx 8 hours (not including transfer time)
12.50 - 13.40 (exact time given upon reservation)
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Man Mo Temple
This busy temple, built in 1847, is one of the oldest and most famous in Hong Kong. It is dedicated to two deities – Man (Civil) and Mo (Martial). The civil deity is worshipped as a god of literature and is represented holding a writing brush. The military deity is venerated as the god of war, he is holding a sword.
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The Peak
The highest point on the island, enjoy one of the worlds most spectacular cityscapes, it will help you orientate Hong Kong island in relation to Victoria Harbour and Kowloon.
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The Peak Tram
Opened in 1888, this tram has been in incident-free service ever since and is the oldest form of public transport in Hong Kong carrying 95,000 passengers a day, it runs 396m along a steep gradient to the highest point on Hong Kong island. It is such a steep ride that the floor is angled to help standing passengers stay upright.
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Aberdeen Fishing Village
It was a pirates' den two centuries ago and later turned into a simple fishing village. Traditional fishing life still prevails. Especially, in Bei Fung Tong Typhoon Shelter hundreds of junks and sampans, old-fashioned boats serve as floating homes for thousands of people. You can take an optional sampan ride (at your own expense).
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Stanley Market
A perfect place to find that special gift for friends and relatives with numerous bargains including clothing, especially silk garments and traditional Chinese dress, as well as souvenirs, antiques, and Chinese arts and crafts.
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This tour offers a value-added prestigious jewellery factory visit where you can find the famous hand-crafted fine jewellery.
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Star Ferry
Enjoy the magnificent view by taking the traditional Star Ferry ride to the Kowloon side on the Victoria Harbour. The service first began operations in 1888 and was vital in helping refugess and Allied troops escape the Japanese during WWII. Until the opening of the cross harbour tunnels (1978) and the Metro system (1980) it was the only way to cross the harbour.
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Old Clock Tower
The 45m tower built in 1921 was once part of the southern terminus of the Kowloon-Canton Railway, operations moved to Hong Hum in 1975 and the station was demolished in 1978. It is a landmark from the Age of Steam and has been listed as a declared monument in Hong Kong since 1990
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Symphony of Lights
A symphony of lights has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light Show" by Guinness World Records. The show combines interactive lights of 44 keys buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.
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Avenue of the Stars
Located on the Victoria Harbour promenade on Tsim Sha Tsui, this walkway is based upon Hollywoods Walk of Fame. You will find homages to some of Hong Kong's best known artists including Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan. Take in the fantastic views of the Central skyline against the backdrop of mountains.
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Dinner will be served at a renowned local restaurant. |
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Air-Conditioned sight-seeing coach
Guided service
Tram ticket to Victoria Peak
Ferry ticket to Kowloon side
Dinner
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Adult £69, Child £56 |
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