Hong Kong is eclectic, fast paced and modern, with enough towering skyscrapers, electric streetscapes, commercial fervor and cultural idiosyncrasies to utterly swamp the senses of a visitor. Not to neglect the Old Hongkong which is more appreciative to see the preservation! THE REST YOUD BETTER COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES! Hongkong is a place to let yourself get lost in the flow of the city, and wherever you happen to find yourself come mealtime, you’re bound to find something tasty to eat! Yummy treats! Itinerary: Day 1 : The Victoria Peak Victoria Peak is the highest peak on Hong Kong Island with an altitude of 554 meters and has been considered as a landmark of the island. It is the best spot to have a birds eye view of the Victoria Harbor and the whole thriving island. Viewed from the peak, the scenes are different between day and night. I haven’t been here during the day, maybe you can see high and crowded buildings and the busy Victoria Harbor. At night, Victoria Peeak is lit up by colorful lights, the whole scene is dazzling like a fairly-tale world. The best spot to enjoy the scene is the Peak Tower and the Lion Kiosk beside the Peak Tram terminal. In level 2 of the Peak Tower is Madame Tussauds Hong Kong. There you can get up close and personal with your favourite stars: such as soccer David Beckham, action king Jackie Chan, etc. You will see about 100 wax figures of celebrities that look exactly like the real person. Day 2: Disney Land Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island. It is the smallest of the worlds Disneyland resorts. On entering the park, you will be captured by the feeling of being in another world with countless excitement and adventures. Before entering the park, you can take some travel brochures like Park Guidance and Activity which may help you a lot to arrange your time and activities. Youd better take sun umbrella, hat and sunglasses your skin against the sunshine since there are few places for shade. Relive your childhood fantasies! Enjoy Day 3 : The Avenue of Stars The Avenue of Stars is basically a sidewalk on the shore of Hong Kongs Victoria Bay that is modeled after the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The sidewalk and pedestrian area has the handprints and signatures of famous Hong Kong actors such as Jackie Chan. Enjoying the fresher air and the sunshine on the bay and photographic opportunities with friends and family! Day 4: Ocean Park Hong Kong Ocean Park can be a fun day with your family and friends. There are a lot of attractions related to displays of animal species such as dolphin shows and unique large jellyfish aquariums as well as big amusement park rides (which i don’t prefer to try honestly ). Day 5: Last Minute Shopping Hong Kong is perhaps the best shopping place in the world with reasonable prices, various products, and best service. In Hong Kong, shopping is not only the act of buying things, but also a form of recreation, a way of life. ++- HOMEBOUND -++
Posted on: Thu, 02 Oct 2014 07:35:48 +0000
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