1 day itinerary for Hong Kong

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1 day itinerary for Hong Kong

by mel tamayo
(cebu city, philippines)

HI!

PLEASE help me arrange our itinerary.

My cousin and i will be arriving on Aug. 21, 2011 at 1:00 am.

Is it possible to visit Ocean Park and Disneyland within Aug. 21 only? on Aug. 22, we will already be proceeding to Macau. help! :)

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Jul 09, 2011

Re: 1 day itinerary for Hong Kong
by: HKinsider Don

Hello Mel,

Here's my personal itinerary suggestion that would maximized your time in your day trip to Hong Kong:

HK Disneyland (morning until 4:00pm) --> The Peak (until 7:00pm) --> Tsim Sha Tsui promenade to visit the Avenue of Stars and Watch the Symphony of Lights show that starts at 8:00 pm.

The getting there instruction for this route can be read in this topic - "1 day trip to Hongkong attractions"

Let me know if you've any other specific question about this route by hitting the "add comment" link below.

Have a wonderful trip to HK!

Jan 26, 2012

asking for guidance
by: gungs

just wanna ask how to get there in lantau specifically in Ngong ping cable from rambler hotel in tsing yi road. please. thanks.

Jan 26, 2012

Re: Askiing for guidance
by: HKinsider jom

Hi Gungs

Getting to Ngong Ping 360 from Rambler Hotel, please click here for travel instructions.

Feb 15, 2012

1 day in HK - no disneyland stop
by: Anonymous

We will be arriving in HK on 17 March at 17:30 and leaving 23:30 on 18 March.

Could you please help us to plan our day to take in main sites especially Victoria Peak and to take in HK atmosphere.

I have always wanted to visit so it is a pity it is such a short stay.

We are still deciding between staying in TST or HK island.

Many thanks!

Feb 15, 2012

Re: 1 day in HK - no disneyland stop
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your HK stay.

march17: Symphony of Lights at 8pm--> Avenue of Stars--> Ladies' Night Market

march18: Ngong Ping 360--> Ocean Park--> Victoria Peak (pop into Madame Tussauds)--> Star Ferry

or

march18: Ngong Ping 360--> Jumbo Kingdom--> HK Museums--> Victoria Peak (pop into Madame Tussauds)--> Star Ferry

Mar 27, 2012

Please help arrange my itinerary to maximize time
by: Anonymous

Sites I would like to see, we have one full day---
-Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade (include free 1-hour lesson in tai chi, conducted at 8am in the Hong Kong Museum of Art's Sculpture Court near the promenade)

-Peak Tram to Victoria Peak

-Star Ferry

-Aberdeen

-Wong Tai Sin Temple

-Lunch at either Luk Yu Tea House or Lin Heung Tea House

-Nathan's Road

-Temple Night Street Market (what are the timings?)

-Symphony of Lights at 8pm

Mar 28, 2012

Re: Please help arrange my itinerary to maximize time
by: HKinsider Don

Here's my personal itinerary suggestion to maximize your full-day in HK:

8:00am: tai chi lesson at TST promenade
--> 9 mins @ HK$2.5 Star Ferry ride from TST to Central
--> 13 mins @ HK$100 taxi to Aberdeen (until 11:30am)
--> back to Central for lunch at Luk Yu Tea House or Lin Heung Tea House
--> Peak tram ride to The Peak (until 2:30pm)
--> 22 mins @ HK$11.8 MTR train from Central to Wong Tai Sin Temple (until 5:00pm)
--> 17 mins @ HK$6.9 MTR ride from Wong Tai Sin to TST area (for dinner).
--> walk to the TST promenade for Avenue of Stars and to watch the Symphony of Lights show at 8:00pm
--> Walk thru to north of Nathan Road
--> Temple Night Street Market (til midnight)

Mar 28, 2012

thanks
by: Anonymous

I appreciate the itinerary, looks excellent. Do you recommend which of those lunch tea houses you recommend? Also do you have a recommendation on an unique dinner spot. Thanks again.

Mar 28, 2012

one more thing
by: Anonymous

Do I need to make any reservations for the above itinerary from the US? How about reservations for the lunch/dinner spot? Thanks

Mar 29, 2012

Re: Please help arrange my itinerary to maximize time
by: HKinsider Don

NO, there's no need for you to book in advance. Most of HK attractions and food spots are in "first come, first served basis".

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