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| Hong Kong Attractions to Choose From |
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Ngong Ping 360: Cable Car & Ngong Ping Village ExperiencesOur pass gives you access to a return cable car journey and a Ngong Ping village experience, including a Motion 360 show and the Cable Car Discovery Center. |
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Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off Sightseeing Tour – Discover TicketWith your pass you'll get one Big Bus Discover Ticket valid for 24 hours of Hop-On Hop-Off bus journeys. Choose between the Hong Kong Island Tour (red route) or the Stanley Tour (green route). |
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Sky100 Hong Kong Observation DeckExperience one of the finest natural highs in Hong Kong – 1,289 feet above terra firma on top of the International Commerce Centre. |
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Noah's ArkDiscover the unique life-sized replica of the Biblical ark and enjoy the immersive experiences on offer at this remarkable theme park. |
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Aberdeen 1773 Fishing Heritage: Sampan and Houseboat Audio TourAberdeen’s origins date back centuries to its roots as a tiny fishing community on the southern shores of Hong Kong Island. Now surrounded by a forest of skyscrapers, the village has managed to retain much of its charm, with a tight-knit community of fishing families who live on colorful boats in the harbor. This hour-long tour aboard a traditional sampan boat takes in a number of important landmarks, including the 18th-century Hung Shing Temple, the fishermen’s wharf, fish market and the bridge connecting |
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Hong Kong Maritime MuseumODiscover vibrant cultural exhibitions and dynamic displays telling the stories of maritime trade and life in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta. |
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Authentic Peking Duck Meal at Peking GardenWith your pass, you'll experience an authentic Peking duck feast at local favourite - Peking Garden! All items on the set menu, tea and service charges are included in your pass. With your pass, you'll enjoy the following set menu*: Signature sampler of cold dishes; Deep-fried prawn in chili sauce; Seafood bisque; Half Peking duck; Poached vegetables |
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Peak Tram Special Combo (Peak Tram & Sky Terrace 428)The Peak Tram Special Combo (a return ride on the Peak Tram plus access to Sky Tower 428) is included with your pass. Take in some of the finest views in Hong Kong from dizzying heights that reach 428 meters above sea level! |
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Big Bus Night TourThe Big Bus Night Tour takes you through the bustling heart of Kowloon. Journey past city highlights, like Tsim Sha Tsui's Nathan Road, Temple Street Night Market, Canton Road, the Clock Tower and the impressive Hong Kong Coliseum. As you pass these buzzing nighttime hotspots, enjoy sweeping, panoramic views of the glistening lights that make up the city's skyline. The tour ends at the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade |
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Monopoly DreamsStep into a world full of instantly recognizable Monopoly landmarks, including the Water Works and train stations, where Mr. Monopoly needs your help to foil the dastardly diamond thief. Monopoly Dreams is located at the glitzy peak Galleria on Victoria Peak, which also just happens to be home to some of Hong Kong’s most expensive real estate. This includes Mr. Monopoly’s mansion, inside which there are various games to play, rooms to explore and exhibits to enjoy, all centered around the thief trying to steal Mr. M’s prized diamond scepter. |
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Cake and Coffee at Cova Ristorante & CaffeHead for an afternoon snack in one of Hong Kong's favorite cafes, Cova. With five outlets across the city to choose from, you can re-energize for a day of sightseeing wherever you are. |
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Drink and French Fries at Wildfire Pizza BarIn need of a refreshment between attractions? Stop by Wildfire Pizza Bar and claim your free drink and french fries with your pass! 0Wildfire Pizza Bar has two great locations. Stop in at The Peak and enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong. Or, if you've been checking out those famous names at Avenue of Stars, there's a restaurant there too. As well as french fries, you'll get a free beer, wine or juice with your pass. |
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Beginners Chinese Ink Painting ClassHere’s a chance to take a beginners’ class in Chinese ink painting and wow your friends back home with the results of your labors! The Ka Atelier studio is a peaceful sanctuary that seems a million miles from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, with fresh flowers, ambient music and bright airy spaces in which to learn your new skill. You’ll be provided with freshly brewed tea and guided step-by-step through how to create your first piece of art, from a brief tutorial in the history, philosophy and basic techniques of Chinese ink painting |
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Baking Ideas: Traditional Egg Tart ClassEgg tarts are one of Hong Kong’s most popular confections. You’ll find this sweet pastry with its eggy, creamy, custardy filling for sale in any bakery or café worth its salt. Once you’ve sampled a few of these traditional tarts you’ll be hooked, so why not learn to bake your own? Step inside Baking Ideas for a two-hour masterclass in how to make egg tarts, using high quality ingredients. The workshop includes all the materials you'll need to rustle up three shortcrust tarts and three puff pastry tarts. Best of all, you get to eat your sweet creations at the end of the class! |
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Aberdeen 1773 Fishing Heritage: Sampan and Houseboat Audio Tour with LunchAs you listen to folk tales, history and songs of village life on your audioguide, you'll explore Aberdeen Harbour's local landmarks by boat and discover the rich history and culture of this fishing community. Get amazing views of the 18th-century Hung Shing Temple, the fishermen’s wharf, the fish market and the bridge connecting Aberdeen to the tiny island of Ap Lei Chau. |
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Chinese Tea Appreciation WorkshopVisit one of Hong Kong's most popular tea houses and enjoy a two-hour journey through the world of Chinese tea. LockCha is a Canton-style tea house that blends traditional and western decor, making it a stylish place to enjoy sipping on one of Hong Kong's most popular drinks. During this two-hour workshop, you'll learn all about the history of tea, sip on all six categories of tea |
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Ngong Ping 360 Tai O PassTick off several bucket-list Hong Kong attractions in just a few hours with the Ngong Ping 360 Tai O Pass! Your experience kicks off aboard one of Hong Kong’s must-do attractions. The Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car soars high up into the hills of Lantau Island, taking in spectacular jungle and ocean scenery. |
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The Art Of Chocolate Workshop and TastingLearn the fine art of chocolate making and take your sweet masterpieces home with you. Sample eight different Belgian chocolates and see animals, Hong Kong landmarks and more made out of chocolate in the exhibition |
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Hurricane Candle Holder WorkshopExplore your creative passions as you handcraft a hurricane candle holder. Your finished product will have a unique light-transmitting texture that can be matched with a scented candle to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere in any room. |
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Hong Kong Heritage and History TourYour three-hour tour includes many of Hong Kong Island’s top sights, including cathedrals, temples, colonial architecture and other historic buildings nestled among the skyscrapers. Visit Statue Square, Hollywood Road, Hong Kong Park, the Former French Mission Building and grand St John’s Cathedral. |
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World War 2 Walking TourHong Kong’s role in World War 2 is little known outside of the territory: this in-depth tour rectifies that with fascinating glimpses of the conflict that shaped its history. |
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Legend Heroes ParkYou get two hours of unlimited access to the four zones of this enormous, futuristic playground. From virtual reality (VR) bumper cars to an immersive Arabian Nights experience and space-age bowling alley, there’s something for everyone here. |
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Dark Side of Hong Kong Walking TourThis fascinating two-hour tour reveals the chasm between rich and poor in this, one of the planet’s richest economies, leading you on a journey that takes in traditional local markets and exposes the living conditions in some of the city’s poorest communities. |
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Lan Kwai Fong Pub CrawlJoin your party-loving guide and make some brand new friends on a pub crawl to remember in Hong Kong’s Lan Kwai Fong district. Popular with tourists and expats, this tiny maze of lanes is home to a staggering variety of cool bars and clubs. We’re talking hidden rooftops with stunning city views, cool neon-lit alleyways, secret passages and hidden doorways. Experience it all while meeting and mingling with fellow travelers from around the globe. Included with the tour are beers, cocktails and shooters in the various bars you’ll visit |
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Macau Tower Observation DeckHere’s your chance to take in some of Macau’s most incredible views from inside one of its most recognizable landmarks. The Macau Tower is a veritable icon of the city skyline, reaching a dizzying 1,109 feet at its highest point. It takes just 60 seconds to ride the thrilling glass-fronted elevator up to a knee-knocking 731 feet, where the three-story glass windows of the tower’s observation deck afford 360-degree views across the city, taking in the space-age Macau skyline, glittering Pearl River Delta and astonishing feat of modern engineering |
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Ocean Park Hong Konghere’s something for everyone at Ocean Park. Hong Kong’s biggest theme park comes with thrill rides, an aquarium and even animal enclosures, so it’s easy to fill a whole day here. Thrill seekers will be in clover with a slew of rides that includes the aptly named Hair Raiser, which hurtles, plunges, loops and dangles you until you can take no more. There’s little chance of chilling on the Arctic Blast coaster, while The Rapids sees riders raft through dense jungle undergrowth and dark zones. |
