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Central & Sheung Wan Foodie TourThis is one tour where hunger pangs are obligatory! On this 3.5 hour walking tour through Central and Sheung Wan, you’ll feast upon an assortment of the city’s most popular foods. Wonton noodles, barbecued pork rice, fresh juice, Chinese tea, dim sum and local bakery’s tarts (called daan tat) are all on the menu as you stroll off-the-beaten-path and learn about the lifestyle, history and culture of the people living in Asia’s World City. Tickets can be purchased online at Hong Kong Foodie’s Website.
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Dukling Harbour CruiseBoard an authentic Chinese junk and set sail into Hong Kong’s scenic harbour for a 360-degree view of the city’s impressive skyline. Originally owned and manned by Chinese fishermen, the Dukling is typical of the junks which used to crisscross Hong Kong waterways. After sailing the waters and deep sea channels for more than 60 years, the vessel was lovingly restored in 2015 to her original classic design.
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Explore Lantau Island and Traditional HeritageExplore Hong Kong’s cultural heritage on a guided tour. Bypass the queues for a scenic ride on the cable car to the Big Buddha, visit Tai O Fishing Village and Po Lin Monastery, and sample delicious vegetarian snacks.
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Hong Kong Heritage WalkOne of Hong Kong’s greatest charms is its unending contrast between the old and the new, and the best way to truly experience this dichotomous culture is to explore the city on foot. This three-hour walk takes you into the heart of the downtown, where historic buildings share space with ultra-modern office buildings, and into the back streets of the old city that was then known as Victoria when modern Hong Kong began in 1841. Highlights include St John’s Cathedral, Governor’s House, Former French Mission Building, Flagstaff House, the Old Central Police Station and the Court of Final Appeal.
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Hong Kong TramOramic TourDiscover Hong Kong’s history with a one-hour sightseeing journey aboard a unique 1920s-style tram. The TramOramic tram with an open-top upper deck and a vintage cabin lower deck features free Wi-Fi, on-board videos and a picture gallery comparing Hong Kong past and present as well as a heritage corner with tram souvenirs. Authentic tales of local life and tram history are delivered through personal headsets in your choice of eight languages. The tour package also includes a two-day pass offering unlimited free access to Hong Kong Tramways’ regular service to let you further explore Hong Kong Island.
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