Hidden Hong Kong Discovery

Today you will fly to Hongkong. On arrival, your private driver will be ready to welcome you at the arrival hall, and transfer to your hotel. Your driver will help you with luggage and hotel check-in, and ensure your arrival is worry-free.

Discover Hong Kong's diverse attractions from scenic coastlines to historic neighborhoods. Begin at Shek O, a charming seaside village with beautiful beaches, laid-back atmosphere and stunning coastal views. Continue to Stanley, a picturesque waterfront town famous for its market, colonial buildings, promenade and relaxed beach vibe. Visit Repulse Bay, featuring a crescent-shaped sandy beach framed by elegant residential towers and the iconic Tin Hau Temple statues. Ascend to Victoria Peak Observation Deck via the historic Peak Tram for breathtaking panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline, harbor and surrounding islands.

Explore Central in-depth through its colonial architecture, art districts and modern shopping areas: Visit Tai Kwun (former Central Police Station compound), a beautifully restored heritage site now housing galleries, shops and cultural spaces. Stroll down Pottinger Street (Stone Slabs Street), the iconic stepped street with traditional granite steps. Discover the revitalized Central Market, a historic landmark transformed into a modern urban oasis.

Wander through Sai Wan Old Town, a nostalgic neighborhood filled with traditional dried seafood shops and Instagram-worthy spots: Pay respects at Man Mo Temple, Hong Kong's oldest temple dedicated to the gods of literature and war, filled with hanging incense coils. Browse Upper Lascar Row (Cat Street), famous for antique markets, curio shops and vintage treasures.

Experience Hong Kong's top attractions in one unforgettable day. Ride the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car in a Crystal Cabin with glass floor panels, ranked among the world's top 10 best cable car experiences, offering stunning 360-degree aerial views of Lantau Island, mountains, sea and airport. Visit the iconic Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha statue standing 34 meters high—climb 268 steps for panoramic views and spiritual serenity. Explore Po Lin Monastery, Hong Kong's most famous Buddhist temple complex featuring ornate architecture, peaceful gardens and traditional religious atmosphere.

Discover Tai O Fishing Village, a historic waterfront community known as "Hong Kong's Venice" with traditional stilt houses (pang uk) built over tidal flats. Sample Tai O street food including charcoal-grilled squid, shrimp paste steamed pork and other local delicacies (at your own expense). Wander through the stilt houses, experiencing the authentic charm and warm hospitality of this traditional fishing community. Take a small boat ride (approximately 20 minutes) for close-up views of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, the world's longest sea-crossing bridge, with chances to spot the rare Chinese white dolphins (Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins) in their natural habitat.

Experience the authentic cultural fabric of Hong Kong beyond the tourist trail. Visit the Avenue of Stars along Victoria Harbour, featuring handprints and statues of Hong Kong cinema legends with stunning skyline views. Explore Wong Tai Sin Temple, one of Hong Kong's most famous Taoist temples renowned for fortune-telling and Kau Cim (bamboo fortune sticks)—experience traditional Chinese spiritual practices and admire the colorful architecture.

Discover the Hong Kong Palace Museum, a world-class cultural institution showcasing national treasures and precious artifacts from Beijing's Forbidden City, housed in stunning contemporary architecture that blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern design.

Wander through public housing estates to experience authentic local Hong Kong life: Explore Sham Shui Po, a vibrant working-class neighborhood famous for affordable street food, nostalgic old districts, electronics markets, fabric shops and emerging hipster culture—a perfect blend of tradition and trendy subculture. Stroll along Temple Street (night market area) and pass by the historic Yau Ma Tei Police Station, a Grade II heritage building showcasing colonial-era architecture.

Conclude at Kowloon Walled City Park, a beautifully landscaped Chinese garden built on the site of the infamous densely-packed settlement, featuring historical exhibits, traditional pavilions, rock gardens and century-old stories of this unique urban phenomenon.

Delve deep into Hong Kong's spiritual heritage and indigenous culture. Visit Tsing Shan Monastery (Castle Peak Monastery), Hong Kong's highest-altitude temple perched on Castle Peak hillside, dating back over 1,500 years—a serene Buddhist sanctuary offering panoramic views and ancient religious significance. Explore Ling To Monastery, a thousand-year-old temple complex featuring traditional Chinese architecture, peaceful courtyards and rich Buddhist history.

Experience Kam Tin Mural Village, where vibrant street art adorns traditional village walls, showcasing the life and culture of Hong Kong's indigenous inhabitants (original residents/Punti people)—a colorful blend of heritage and contemporary art. Visit the Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree, a beloved tradition in this historic Hakka village where visitors toss wishes written on joss paper tied to oranges into the banyan tree branches, hoping for blessings and good fortune.

Conclude at Kowloon Walled City Park, a beautifully landscaped Chinese garden built on the site of the infamous densely-packed settlement, featuring historical exhibits, traditional pavilions, rock gardens and century-old stories of this unique urban phenomenon.

Escape the urban bustle and explore Lamma Island, Hong Kong's fourth-largest island and the most popular residential choice for expatriates, known for its laid-back bohemian atmosphere, car-free villages and stunning coastal scenery.

Stroll through Yung Shue Wan (Banyan Bay), the main village featuring a charming mix of cafés, bars, art galleries and international restaurants reflecting the island's diverse community. Continue to Sok Kwu Wan (Picnic Bay), a picturesque fishing village famous for its waterfront seafood restaurants—enjoy a fresh seafood lunch with harbor views. Sample traditional tofu pudding (douhua), a beloved local dessert.

Discover cultural highlights including Chow Yun-fat's childhood home, where the legendary Hong Kong actor grew up in humble surroundings. Visit traditional Chinese temples showcasing local religious practices and folk beliefs. Experience authentic fishing village culture through the island's narrow lanes, traditional houses, drying seafood and maritime heritage that has shaped Lamma's identity for generations.

Today, enjoy a seamless experience with private round-trip transfers to Hongkong Disneyland Theme Park. Your driver will pick you up from your location and take you directly to the park, ensuring a comfortable and stress-free journey. After your magical day at Disneyland, the driver will return you to your original pick-up point.

Enjoy your free time until your driver come and escort you to airport for your onward flight.