PRIVATE TOUR EXPLORE TAI O FISHING VILLAGE AND HONG KONG CABLE CAR

Name: Jeep Tour Nha Trang
Brand: Nha Trang Day Tours
Price: 75 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 5 (14562 reviews)

Tour Type: Highlights, Scenic, Historical

Active Level: Light

Tour Duration: 8 Hours

Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car

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Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car Itinerary:

07:30 - 08:00 - 08:30 - 09:00: You will be picked up outside of Hong Kong Cruise Port. Please go out of the exit gate to meet your guide. The welcome sign includes your entire name.

08:30 - 09:00: Visit The Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, which is popular, providing passengers with breathtaking views of the sea north of Lantau Island, the verdant mountains, Hong Kong International Airport, and the little hamlet of Tung Chung. It is one of Lantau Island's most prominent tourist attractions. It links Tung Chung to Nong Ping Village, which is located near the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Peak.

Lantau Peak is the highest point on Lantau Island and the second tallest in Hong Kong. It is well-known for its expansive, picturesque country park region, which stretches from Lantau Peak to Sunset Peak. This area is one of Hong Kong's most picturesque parklands.

Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car

09:00 - 11:30: Lantau Peak (Fung Wong Shan) is Hong Kong's second-highest peak, at 934 meters. It is well-known for its tough hiking paths, panoramic views of the South China Sea, and breathtaking sunrises. It is notable for its high, rocky hills, closeness to the Tiantan Buddha, and a favorite dawn camping area.

The Tian Tan Buddha statue is a bronze monument of Shakyamuni Buddha that stands on the mountaintop of the calm island of Dai Er Son. The Great Buddha statue, completed in 1993, is one of Thom Port's emblems, reflecting the harmony between man and nature, man and religion, and the sacred Buddha. Tan is a huge spiritual and cultural place for the local Buddhists, as well as a popular tourist site that should not be missed on a trip to Hong Kong.

Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car

11:30-12:30: Lunch: Enjoy Hong Kong Dim Sum, a unique traditional dish from Hong Kong. Dim sum is a huge variety of miniature Chinese meals that are usually served during breakfast at restaurants. Most current dim sum meals are linked with Cantonese cuisine, however they may also be found in other Chinese cuisines. When Canton (Guangzhou) saw a surge in business travel in the tenth century, many people went to teahouses for small-portion meals with tea called "yum cha" (brunch).

Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car

13:30 - 14:00: Tai O Fishing Village, Hong Kong's oldest fishing village, is also one of its most popular destinations. Make this modest fishing village your base for exploring Lantau's underwater paradise. Tai O is more than just a culturally significant site. It is rapidly gaining popularity as an ecotourism destination. Tai O Fishing Village offers local cuisine, including Cheung Choi Kee's popular 'husband rolls'. This delightful pleasure is a Cantonese pun on "shrimp and pork rolls," with the famous Tai O shrimp paste slathered on pork filling and wrapped in dough.

Private Tour Explore Tai O Fishing Village And Hong Kong Cable Car

14:30-15:15: Victoria Harbour, situated between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula, is the world's third-largest harbor. Victoria Harbour is located immediately on the waterfront and is noted for its expansive surroundings, which exemplify the stylish but serene attitude of Hong Kong tourists.

The Avenue of Stars commemorates Hong Kong and mainland China's film stars.