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| PACKAGE OVERVIEW |
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| A glorious adventure that will twirl you through the mysteries of the Orient, this holiday package to Hong Kong and Macau is a true traveller's delight, specially designed to let you experience the best of these two wonderful cities. From Victoria's Peak to the Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, fun-filled Disneyland to glittering Tsim Sha Tsui, you will find the two Pearls of the Orient - Hong Kong and Macau - on an unforgettable vacation. |
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 Return Economy-class airfare
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Current applicable taxes
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Half day city tour of Macau with Indian lunch (includes: St. Paul's Church, A Ma Temaple, Lotus Square, Kwan Yam Status, Penha Hill, & Grand Lisboa Casino)
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Half day city tour of Hong Kong (includes: Victoria Peak, 1 Way Peak Tram (ride-up), Madame Tussauds, Repulse Bay, Aberdeen Fishing Village, & Jewellery Factory)
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One full day Disneyland pass
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Indian dinners (w/o transfers)
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| ITINERARY |
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DAY 1: HONG KONG
Upon your arrival in Hong Kong, you will be greeted by our local representative and then transferred to your hotel. You have the rest of the day at your leisure, and after a delicious Indian dinner, you will spend a comfortable night at your hotel.
Meals: Dinner
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DAY 2: HONG KONG
After breakfast at the hotel, you will proceed on an exciting city tour of Hong Kong Island. To start off, you will visit Victoria Peak (top level), which at 1503 feet above the sea level will give you a breathtaking and panoramic view of the city. Next you shall visit Aberdeen Harbour, and catch a glimpse of the lives of Hong Kong's remaining fisher folk. Afterwards, you will visit the most famous beach in Hong Kong - Repulse Bay Beach, where you can lounge and frolic. Today's tour will end at the Tsim Sha Tsui area, where you will have a delicious Indian dinner, before returning to the comfort of your hotel for the night.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
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DAY 3: MACAU
After breakfast today, you will be transferred to the pier, where you will take a ferry to Macau. The journey, in a sleek and modern ship, is approximately 55 minutes long. Upon your arrival in Macau, you will proceed on an exciting tour of the city, which will cover such sights as the Ruins of St. Paul's Church, Senado Square, Barrier Gate (an imposing gateway that marks the border between Macau and Mainland China), the old city wall, a casino, and one of Macau's famous cake shops. Afterwards, you will check in to your hotel, where after a delicious Indian dinner, you will spend a comfortable night.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
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DAY 4: MACAU
After breakfast, you have the day at your leisure to explore the wonderful city of Macau on your own, or you can try your luck at one of the casinos. After a delicious Indian dinner, spend the night in the comfort of your hotel.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
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DAY 5: DISNEYLAND
After breakfast today, you will check out of your hotel, and be transferred to the pier, in time to board your ferry back to Hong Kong. Upon your arrival, you will proceed to Disneyland, and enjoy the many attractions of the world famous theme park with your Full Day Pass. After a delicious Indian dinner, spend the night in the comfort of your hotel.
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
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DAY 6: SAYONARA
After breakfast today, you will be transferred to the airport in time to board your flight back home.
Meals: Breakfast
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| HOTEL DETAILS |
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KIMBERLEY HOTEL
 
City: Hong Kong
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DISNEYLAND HOLLYWOOD (GARDEN VIEW)
City: Disneyland
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| DESTINATION INFORMATION |
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| HONG KONG |
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Hong Kong is a hot pot. It is a veritable cornucopia of tastes, smells, sights and sounds, filled to the brim with astounding natural beauty, beautiful people, temperate weather, cuisines galore, vibrant cultures, and a year long party scene. Everything is beautiful: the adults and children placidly practicing Tai Chi on the manicured and sculpted promenades; colourful street side food stalls on streets of neon; and the lush green rolling hills that surround everything. There is a lot to be seen and done in Hong Kong, and no trip is complete without a visit to Victoria's Peak, also known as Mt. Austin (or just Peak). From here you can enjoy a panoramic view of most of the city, soak up the city lights, and look out over Victoria Harbour, and boats and ferries lighting their on way across the already reflecting waters.
Another must do, almost unavoidable in any case, is taking a ride in the clean and efficient metro system (MTR) that's spread over the entire city. Also visit the Aberdeen Fishing Village, take a ferry across Kowloon Bay, check out the melange of cultures at Tsim Sha Tsui, and visit the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island, which is famous for its majestic Giant Buddha.
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Giant Buddha at Lantau Island
Hong Kong at Night
Hong Kong Skyline
Hong Kong Ting Kau Bridge
Hong Kong View from Victoria Peak
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| MACAU |
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A special economic zone of the People's Republic of China, Macau is an exciting home to a colonial Portuguese heritage, bustling present day commerce, and soaring skyscrapers. Macau is also the only place in China where gambling is not banned, and it is filled with glittering neon casinos, where you can try your luck, and mingle with high-rollers from across the world. The Macau Sky Tower, home of the world's highest bungee jump, must be visited to check out the amazing skyline at its transparent floored viewing deck. The Sky Tower also has many restaurants, shopping malls, theatres and a range of adventurous activities. Other places to visit include Fisherman's Wharf, which is a world theme village, where very block is set in a different country and time, from ancient Rome, to Imperial Japan. Check out the modern Sai Van Bridge at night, with its beautiful blazing lights. Also visit the Statue of Guan Yin, and the A-Ma Temple. And finally, take a city tour on a trishaw.
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Ferry between Macau and Hong Kong
Macau Senado Square
Macau Sky Tower
Macau Skyline
Macau Ruins of St Pauls Cathedral
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| DISNEYLAND |
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The world famous Hong Kong Disneyland has innumerable attractions, and is divided into 4 Theme Parks: Main Street - U.S.A, Adventureland, Fantasyland, and Tomorrowland, each offering many delightful rides and shows of world class entertainment, fun for the entire family.
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| PHOTO GALLERY |
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Giant Buddha at Lantau Island
The Tian Tan Buddha, or the Giant Buddha, is an astounding monument of the Po Lin Monastery on Lantua Island in Hong Kong. An amazing sight, the 34 metre tall bronze Buddha is seated on a lotus throne, surrounded by eight smaller bronze statues of gods. Visitors climb 268 steps to reach the Buddha, though an access for the handicapped is also available. On the 3 floors below the Buddha, lie The Hall of Universe, The Hall of Benevolent Merit, and The Hall of Remembrance.
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10 Photos
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