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Hong Kong Attractions, Private & Custom Tours, Tours & Sightseeing

Half- Day Private Custom Tour of Hong Kong

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04
Sep

Private Half Day Custom Tours are ideal for people who would like a detailed overview of Hong Kong prior to exploring further on their own and also for people who would like to make the most of a limited amount of time in Hong Kong. You will have your own personal private guide.

When you book your tour you will answer a number of questions about your interests and what you hope to get out of your tour. The answers will then be used to design a tour specifically for you. You will be able to experience the food, history, culture, markets, back streets and local neighborhoods.

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Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing, Viator VIP & Exclusive Tours

Viator Exclusive: Lantau Island Sunset Tour Plus Airport Express and MTR

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04
Sep

Experience Hong Kong and neighboring Lantau Island with this one-day travel pass and tour combo — it’s a Viator Exclusive package that can’t be booked anywhere else! Take advantage of round-trip Airport Express tickets and a one-day MTR (Mass Transit Railway) pass to use at your leisure. In the midafternoon, arrive at the Ngong Ping Cable Car station for a ride to Lantau Island. On the island, enjoy a guided tour that includes a boat trip to the fishing village of Tai O, a stroll through Ngong Ping Village, and dinner at Tai O Heritage Hotel. Bonus: During your visit to the island, you’ll even catch a beautiful sunset.

Please note: Ngong Ping Cable Car service will close for scheduled maintenance from Monday 14th to Sunday 20th March 2016.

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Cultural & Theme Tours, Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing

Hong Kong Historical Walking Tour: 1967 Leftist Riots

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04
Sep

Travel back in time to the Hong Kong 1967 Leftist riots, when pro-communist tensions fueled by China’s Cultural Revolution sparked massive demonstrations in the city against British colonial rule. During this 2-hour walking tour, you’ll visit leftist strongholds such as schools, department stores and bookstores — sites of propaganda, protest and arrest — and learn about the violent uprising of labor unions and student groups that clashed against the Hong Kong Police Force. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people for a more personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide.

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Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing, Walking & Biking Tours

Hong Kong 101 Walking Tour

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04
Sep

This 3-hour introductory tour of Hong Kong provides visitors with a comprehensive overview in the afternoon. Start with a ferry ride from Tsim Sha Tsui, followed by a walk through the Central district before proceeding to Sheung Wan. Enjoy skyscraper views from Victoria Harbour, stand on the 55th floor of Two IFC, and visit a temple. This small-group tour limited to 12 people is mostly done on foot, but you’ll also ride the Central–Mid-Levels escalator and a double-decker tram.

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Food, Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing, Wine & Nightlife

Hong Kong Dessert Walking Tour

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04
Sep

Stroll through the Sheung Wan district’s PoHo and SoHo neighborhoods in search of the perfect dessert on this 2.5-hour walking tour of Hong Kong. With a foodie guide who has insider knowledge on the city’s best sweets, you’ll sample 10 treats at half a dozen local venues including restaurants, dessert shops and boutique cafes. This small-group tour limited to 12 provides a personalized experience with fellow dessert lovers.

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Hong Kong Attractions, Outdoor Activities, Tours & Sightseeing

5-Hour Small Group Lantau Peak Discovery Tour in Hong Kong

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04
Sep

Lantau Peak is the second highest peak (3064 feet) in Hong Kong and the highest point on Lantau Island. It is well-known for the sunrise scenery viewed from the summit. At the foot of Lantau Peak, you have a chance to see the largest outdoor wood carving in the world –The Wisdom Path with The Heart Sutra written on it. The Heart Sutra is a treasured text revered by Confucians, Buddhists and Taoists alike. It is written in a simple and concise manner, yet its message is truly profound. At the end of the path is Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), the second largest bronze Buddha in the world. It is also one of the best-known scenic spot in Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong Attractions, Private & Custom Tours, Tours & Sightseeing

Private Tour: Hong Kong Island

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04
Sep

This half-day private tour offers a comprehensive introduction to Hong Kong Island. First-time and repeat visitors will become better acquainted with Hong Kong highlights, from the floating community of Aberdeen to the views from Victoria Peak, all in the private company of a knowledgeable local guide. Discover renowned landmarks and learn about the fascinating history of this ever-changing locale. Round-trip hotel transport by private vehicle is included.

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Cultural & Theme Tours, Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing, Walking & Biking Tours

Half Day Walking Tour: Origin of Fragrant Harbor

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04
Sep

This walking tour also involves some hiking. You will still take both modern and classic public transportation to get around the attractions. During this tour, you will visit the Peak and an old village at Pok Fu Lam where to seek the origin of Hong Kong (literally “Fragrant Harbor”). It is a great culture hunting tour for returning to Hong Kong’s past.

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Hong Kong Attractions, Tours & Sightseeing

Kowloon and New Territories Tour

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04
Sep

This tour of Kowloon and the New Territories travels towards the Hong Kong / China border taking in the Wong Tai Sin Temple, the largest Taoist temple in Hong Kong, glimpses of China’s Shenzhen special economic zone skyline as well as the well preserved, fortified village of Tsang Tai Uk, which stands today as it did in the early 1800’s.

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