| Day 1 Hong Kong ( ) |
| Upon arrival in Hong Kong airport, you will be met by our representative and transferred to hotel. Free at own leisure for the rest of the day. If time permits, recommend you to take the boat ride of the famous Star Ferry to see the spleadid view of the Victoria Harbour at night.
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| Hong Kong | Hong Kong is simply dazzling. Experience the distinctive blend of East and West in this dynamic city. Feel the rush as you indulge in shopping. Savour culinary delicacies. Open your senses to Hong Kong's amazing skyline, bustling harbour and peaceful countryside. | | Victoria Harbor | Victoria Harbour is one of the most popular travel tourist attractions in Hong Kong, is flanked by impressive skylines. The harbour is known for impressive views and scintillating public shows. |
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| [ Optional ] Star Ferry: Star Ferry came into existence around 1898 and since then its ferries have been shuttling busily between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. A crossing of Victoria Harbour on a Star Ferry has been named by the National Geographic of Traveler as one of the "fifty places of a lifetime". It offers a memorable and scenic boat trip across one of the most-photographed harbours in the world. |
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| Day 2 Hong Kong, Shenzhen ( B ) |
| Breakfast at local restaurant. Start our trip via the Under Sea Tunnel onto Hong Kong island. Visit the Ocean Park Oceanarium, for the fabulous Atall Reef, the gigantic Ocean Theatre and the cleverly designed Wave Cove. See the under water kingdom of some of the world's rarest maritime lives and marvel at the dolphins and sea lions performing unbelievable acrobatic tricks. In the afternoon, free time at the shopping center in Downtown Hong Kong. Departing for Shenzhen by train. |
| Hong Kong Ocean Park | Ocean Park is one of southeast Asia's largest ocean aria and theme park, Ocean Park never fails to impress. Ocean Park features aquariums, dolphin shows thrilling rides, Asia's largest film simulator ride and giant pandas An An and Jia Jia. |
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| [ Optional ] Repulse Bay: Primarily an exclusive residential area, Repulse Bay has a relaxed, resort-like atmosphere. The wide beach is popular with residents and great for sandy strolls. It features statues of Kwun Yum and Tin Hau, both protectors of fishermen. |
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| Day 3 Shenzhen ( B ) |
| A nice breakfast at the hotel will be followed by a fascinating sightseeing tour to Window of the World, Splendid China and Folk Culture Village, enjoy different shows of minority dancing & singing performance. At night, free time on Dongmen Pedestrian Shopping Street. |
| Shopping in Shenzhen | Many visitors come from Hong Kong to Shenzhen for the shopping, where goods and services are assumed cheaper than those in Hong Kong. However, you need to be prepared knowing the price difference of specific items, and know how to negotiate. Otherwise the goods may end up being expensive. | | Splendid China and the China Folk Culture Villages | Splendid China is a fun entertainment complex. Here, the focus is on miniature Chinese sites, intended to reflect the history, culture, art, ancient architecture and customs and habits of various nationalities in China in a display of some of China's most famous sites and life sized pottery animals …… | | Window of the World | Window of the World is one of three professional Entertainment complexes in Shenzhen. The Window of the World, Splendid China and the China Folk Culture Village are all located close to each other near the Shekou ferry terminal. |
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| [ Optional ] Dongmen Pedestrian Street: One of the oldest parts of Shenzhen, the Dongmen area was established about 300 years ago, leading it to be alternatively known as "Old Street". It was also described as the center of the city's commercial development. |
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| Day 4 Shenzhen, Hong Kong ( B ) |
| Departing for Hong Kong by train. Upon arrive Hong Kong, free time for the rest of the day. Recommend you to walk around the most famous shopping center at Causeway Bay. |
| Causeway Bay | Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, known for its shopping extravaganza, hosts large number of Japanese department stores, boutiques and entertainment spots. Electronics and camera shops abound in the region. The place boasts of shopping spots like Windsor House and Times Square. |
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| [ Optional ] Dim Sum for tea break: Dim Sum is a Cantonese term for small snacks. In Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, you may taste a variety of different Dim Sum in tea time. The Cantonese style of afternoon tea (yum cha in Cantonese), combines the variety of dim sum dishes with the drinking of tea. Yum cha literally means ‘drink tea’. The best Dim Sum we recommend are: rice rolls, lotus leaf rice, turnip cakes, buns, shui jiao style dumplings, stir-fried green vegetables, congee porridge, soups, etc. |
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| Day 5 Hong Kong ( B ) |
| Free time in Hong Kong. Transfer to the Airport for departure. |
| Shopping in Hong Kong (free time) | Shopping in Hong Kong is a dream every ardent shopper looks to fulfil. The contours of Hong Kong shopping are continuously expanding. Hong Kong shopping malls are always bustling with ardent shopaholics, who find every object of their imagination in the shopping paradise. The galaxy of shopping has …… |
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| [ Optional ] Hong Kong Tramways: Hong Kong Tramways is a tram system in Hong Kong. It has not only been a form of transport for over 100 years, but also a major tourist attraction. It is the solely exclusively double-decker operated tram system in the world. |
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