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East meets West in this exotic city comprised of more than 200 islands.
Feel the energy of its seven million residents, as you experience the
unparalleled melding of modern society and age-old tradition.
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Day One -
Arrive in Hong Kong Dedicated to a shepherd who earned immortality through good deeds, the Wong Tai Sin Temple will provide you with memories to last for eternity. Spend the late afternoon relaxing or exploring your personal interests. Encroaching development reduces the number of fishing villages in Hong Kong year after year, yet Sok Kwu Wan on Lamma Island retains the original feel of a traditional Chinese fishing community. Cruise through the bay on a shuttle boat for a special seafood dinner on the waterfront. |
Continue your journey at Aberdeen, a quaint fishing village, and Repulse Bay. The crescent-shaped strand of sand at Repulse Bay forms one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong and features a lifeguard clubhouse built in traditional Chinese style. At Aberdeen Fishing Village, see firsthand the lifestyle of Hong Kong’s fishing community, and experience an optional sampan ride. You’ll eat an authentic dim sum lunch at Jumbo, the largest floating restaurant in China. The world-class Hong Kong Museum of History with its permanent “Hong Kong Story” exhibit is yours to explore. If you choose to visit the museum, you will enjoy a wonderful overview of the region’s history and culture. As it is only a short stroll from the hotel, you can return at your leisure. Enjoy a farewell dinner this evening at the Revolving Restaurant. |
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