Hong Kong is a special administrative region of China located in East Asia. It has an area of 2,754 square kilometers and uses the Hong Kong dollar as its currency. Hong Kong has a population density and is a leading economic region in China. The best times to visit are March-April and October-November as the weather is mild. Summer months from May-September experience high heat and humidity as well as typhoons. Winters from December-February are cooler but many shops close during Chinese New Year in January or February. Popular tourist attractions include Victoria Peak, Ocean Park, Hong Kong Disneyland, and Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district.

2. Area 2754 square kilometres
Currency Hongkong Dollar( 1HKD = 8 INR )
IATA Code BKK
Time Zone GMT/UTC GMT + 8 hours
Dialing Code +852
Time Difference Between India and Phuket + 2 Hr 30 Min
Religion Buddhist, Confucian and Taoist, with Christian
and Muslim minorities.
Since July 1, 1997 Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People's
Republic of China (PRC). It is a part of the Pearl River Delta region, one of the leading
economic regions of China with high population density. Hong Kong as Asia's
premier international city is a world-class destination. Every year millions of
travellers visit Hong Kong for business and leisure.
OVERVIEW

3. Hong Kong Map

4. Because of its subtropical location, Hong Kong is a year-round destination. However, summers are
generally hot and humid, while winters are cool and dry. Here’s a monthly break up of Hong
Kong’s climatic conditions so you can plan when to go:
March - April and October – November : These are the best times of the year to visit Hong
Kong. The spring time (March - April) sees cool evenings. The months of October and November
are agreeable too. Pleasant breezes, perfect amount of sunshine and moderate temperatures are
some things which make autumn an ideal time to visit the Island.
May - September: This is the typhoon season in Hong Kong and thus not a preferred time to
travel to the Island. June to August is when the city tends to get very hot, wet and humid. The
temperatures go beyond 31°C and the high humidity levels make it difficult for anyone to indulge
in any outdoor activities.
December - February: Hong Kong is the coldest between December and February. It remains dry
and cloudy during this time and the temperatures can drop below 10°C. Also, many shops remain
closed during the Chinese New Year (mid-January to February, dates change annually).
BEST TIME TO VISIT

5. HOW TO REACH
1. Ex Delhi Daily Departure (Cathay Pacific ,Air India , Jet Airways)
2. Ex Mumbai Daily Departure (Cathay Pacific , Jet Airways)
3. Ex Chennai Daily Departure (Cathay Pacific ,Air India , Jet Airways ,Thai
Airways ,Malaysian Airline)
4. Ex Hyderabad Daily Departure (Cathay Pacific )
5. Ex Bangalore (Cathay Pacific , Cathay Dragon )
6. Ex Kolkata Daily Departure (Cathay Pacific )

6. HONG KONG TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
1. Hong Kong Disneyland
2. Ocean Park
3. Hong Kong Wet Land Park
4. Victoria’s Peak
5. Symphony of Lights
6. Repulse Bay
7. Lantau Island through the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car
8. Lan Kwai Fong
9. Star Ferry
10. Avenue of Stars
11. Big Buddha
12. Wong Tai Sin Temple
13. Golden Bauhinia Square
14. Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower
15. Tai O Fishing Village

7. 1. Hong Kong Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland is a theme park
located on reclaimed land in Penny's
Bay, Lantau Island. It is located inside
the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and
it is owned and managed by Hong
Kong International Theme Parks.
Opening hours: 10:30 AM – 9 PM
(Monday to Thursday) & 10 AM – 9 PM
(Friday to Sunday)
Admission fee: The Disney Spectacular
Tour costs HKD 4,866, for upto 6
persons.

8. 2. Ocean Park
Ocean Park Hong Kong, is a marine
mammal park, oceanarium, animal
theme park and amusement park
situated in Wong Chuk Hang and Nam
Long Shan in the Southern District of
Hong Kong
Opening hours: 10 AM – 7 PM
(Monday to Friday) & 10 AM – 9 PM

9. 3. Hong Kong Wet Land
Park
The park is home to a collection
of mammals, reptiles, fish,
amphibians, birds, butterflies, &
dragonflies.
Opening hours: 10 AM – 5 PM. Open
all days.

10. 4. Victoria’s Peak (The Peak)
The Peak is highest point on the Hong
Kong island, Victoria’s Peak provides
breathtaking views of the cityscape
with its skyscrapers glistening in the
sunlight.
Opening hours:
Peak Tram: 7 AM – 12 Midnight (all
days)
The Peak Tower & Sky Terrace 428: 10
AM – 11 PM (Monday to Friday) & 8
AM – 11 PM (Saturday & Sunday)

11. 5. Symphony of Lights
Every night at 8, Victoria’s Harbour in
Hong Kong transforms into a stunning
display of colourful lights reaching the
skies out of 40 skyscrapers,
synchronised with music and
narration honouring the very spirit
and diversity of this city through 5
different themes. “World’s Largest
Permanent Light and Sound Show
Opening hours: 8 PM (all days)

12. 6. Repulse Bay
The bay got its name from the 19th
century war where the British troops
‘repulsed’ the attacking pirates.
Famous for its wide, crescent shaped
beach, Repulse Bay is home to the
most expensive residential complexes
in Hong Kong and is perfect for those
looking for a lavish, high class
experience.

13. 7. Lantau Island through the
Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car
Though there are many ways one
could get to Lantau Island, the Ngong
Ping 360 Cable Car is undoubtedly the
best one out of those. Apart from
giving one splendid views of the island
and the Ngong Ping Village, the cable
car ride would also provide mind
blowing vistas of the famous statue
of Giant Buddha.
Opening hours: 11 AM – 5 PM
(Monday to Friday) & 10 AM – 5:30
PM (Saturday & Sunday)

14. 8. Lan Kwai Fong
With an awesome assortment
of nightclubs, pubs, & bars like
the Hard Rock Cafe, Lan Kwai Fong is
that glamorous and happening part of
the city that comes to life at night
How to reach Lan Kwai Fong: Walking
distance from MTR Central Station’s
Exit D2

15. 9. Star Ferry
One of the most inexpensive ways to
explore Hong Kong is via the Star Ferry
that lets one ride
between Kowloon and Central. Named
as the 50 ‘Places of a Lifetime to
Visit’ by National Geographic, the 10
minute Ferry crossing ride gives one a
stunning view of the city skyline and
the world’s most photographed
harbour.
Opening hours: 11:45 AM – 8:05 PM
(all days)
Admission fee: Approx HKD 2.40 (per
person)

16. 10. Avenue of Stars
It is established on Hong Kong’s
version of the Hollywood Walk of
Fame, the popular attraction featuring
about 100 statues of celebrities, film
stars, scriptwriters, & directors was
created as a tribute to Hong Kong’s
film industry.

17. 11. Big Buddha
The world’s second largest outdoor
bronze statue– the Giant Buddha, In
fact, The Big Buddha, or Tian Tan, is
also visible from the Ngong Ping 360
Cable Car. But in order to truly
experience this sanctum’s peaceful,
charismatic and enlightening
influences, one should definitely climb
the 268 steps leading to the
statue itself!
Opening Hours: 10 AM – 5:30 PM

18. 12. Wong Tai Sin Temple
The Wong Tai Sin Temple, is known for
granting any wish made before it,
which is why a lot of people come back
to the temple from far off to thank the
immortal.
Opening hours: 7 AM – 5:30 PM

19. 13. Golden Bauhinia Square
Established in 1997, this gilded
Bauhinia statue was a token from
China’s Central Government to Hong
Kong, and marked the conversion of
the city from a British colony to a part
of the People’s Republic of China.
Opening Hours: 9 AM – 6 PM
Flag Hoisting Timings: 7:50 AM – 8:05
AM

20. 14. Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower
This 44 metre tall Clock Tower which
was originally a part of the Kowloon-
Canton Railway Terminus. The railway
station has now been replaced with
iconic landmarks such as the Peninsula
Hotel, the Hong Kong Cultural Centre,
& the Star Ferry Terminal, and acts as
a reminder of the colonial rule that
once prevailed in Hong Kong.

21. 15. Tai O Fishing Village
The village is one of the important
places to visit in Hong Kong owing to
the old, traditional Chinese
culture that still dominates it.

23. How To Reach Macau
Macau is served by Macau International Airport, which acts as a
major hub for destinations in Southeast Asia and Mainland China. It
is well-connected to several places across Asia, including Kuala
Lumpur, Manila, Shanghai, Bangkok, Singapore, Taipei, Ho Chi Minh
City, etc. The airport is served by many airline carriers like AirAsia,
Air China, Air Macau, Jetstar Pacific Airlines, Shanghai Airlines, Siam
Air and many more.
Nearest Airport: Macau International Airport lies on the Taipa Island,
approximately 10 km from the main city.

24. Macau Tourist Attractions
1. Ruins of St. Paul’s: Time travel to the 16th century
2. Senado Square: The happening square with a touch of history
3. The Venetian: Ride the Gondola and shop till you drop
4. Macau Tower: The star of Macau’s skyline
5. A-Ma Temple: The temple of seafarers and fishermen
6. Fisherman’s Wharf: Merry time on the seashore
7. Macau Museum: Know more about Macau communities
8. Wine and Grand Prix Museum: What’s better than cars and wine together!
9. Fortaleza do Monte: Ruins of historic battles
10. Hac Sa Beach: Spectacular black sand beach
11. Kun Iam Statue: The Goddess of Mercy
12. St Lawrence Church: A neo-classical structure
13. The Macau Canidrome Club
14. Guia Fortress: One of the oldest fort attractions in Macau
15. City of Dreams: The glittering entertainment zone

25. 1. Ruins of St. Paul’s: Time
travel to the 16th century
Popularly known as Sam Ba Sing Tzik,
Ruins of St. Paul’s and age-old
structure of Macau with a gigantic relic
and a stairway that reflect the remains
of the century-old Jesuit Church. This
structure of the biggest catholic church
of East Asia has five tiers, built in
granite.
Opening hours: Monday – Sunday: 9
am – 6 pm, Tuesday: 9 am – 2 pm

26. 2. Senado Square: The
happening square with a
touch of history
This is an important World Heritage
Site as announced by UNESCO since it
well portrays the magical history of
Macau.
If you happen to be here on any
special day like Chinese New Year –
don’t miss the glamorous firework,
lion and dragon dance held there.
Opening hours: Open throughout the
day
Entry fee: None

27. 3. The Venetian: Ride the
Gondola and shop till you
drop
Venetian – the Vegas style and Venice-
themed hotel is one of the stylish and
best places to visit in Macau. It is
known for ultra-luxurious expanses,
spectacular décor, lavish facilities,
amazing activities and world’s biggest
casino.
Opening hours: Throughout the day
Entry fee: None

28. 4. Macau Tower: The star
of Macau’s skyline
known for a lovely view from the top,
a magnificent structure, and an
incredible construction (338 m long).
It has observation decks and lounge,
cinema, café, revolving deck and
adventure zone. Also popular for
world’s second highest bungee
jumping base.
Opening hours: Weekdays: 10 am – 9
pm, Weekends: 9 am – 9 pm
Entry fee: Infant: Free; Children (age 3-
11) and Senior Citizens (Above 65): 70
MOP; and Adults: 130 MOP

29. 5. A-Ma Temple: The temple
of seafarers and fishermen
A-Ma Temple dates back to 1488 and
is devoted to the Chinese Goddess
Matsu worshiped by seafarers and
fishermen. It is believed that Macau’s
name itself was inspired by this
temple.
There are six sections of the temple
and each holds significant spiritual
significance of its own.
Opening hours: 7 am – 6 pm
Entry fee: None

30. 6. Fisherman’s Wharf: Merry
time on the seashore
It is a themed shopping mall and park,
designed following Euramerican
fisherman’s wharfs. Spread over
sprawling 28 acres,.
Don’t miss: Water Performance Arena
and a Video Games Center,
Ramphitheatereatre, man-made
volcano and waterfalls, model
battleship and Arabian themed kids
play zone.
Opening hours: Opens throughout the
day
Entry fee: None

31. 7. Macau Museum: Know
more about Macau
communities
Macau Museum is a huge display area,
exhibiting items and souvenirs of
different communities and
nationalities. Offering an insight into
history and culture, it has become one
of the most visited Macau tourist
attractions.
Opening hours: 10 am – 6 pm. Last
entry at 5:30 pm. Closed on Monday.
Entry fee: 15 MOP for adults and 8
MOP for children (5-10) years and
senior citizens. Entry is free for all on
every 15th day of the month.

32. 8. Wine and Grand Prix
Museum: What’s better than
cars and wine together!
The Grand Prix Museum is known for
displays that are connected to Grand
Prix globally, such as images, video
clips, demonstrated write ups, victory
cups, chronicles of champions and
many celebratory items.
It was built in 1933 in memory of the
40th anniversary of Grand Prix Racing
in Macau
Opening hours: 10 am – 8 pm. Closed
on Tuesdays.
Entry fee: None

33. 9. Fortaleza do Monte:
Ruins of historic battles
Located in close proximity to St Pauls
Ruins, this Fortaleza do Monte has
historical cannons, barracks, cisterns
and storehouses, used in significant
historical battles. Known as a military
fort, this place attracts tourists,
especially history buffs. Today, one
side of this vintage fort is refurbished
as the city office of Macau
Meteorological Bureau.
Don’t miss: Canons used Dutch
invaded Macau in 1622
Opening hours: 7 am – 7 pm. Closed
on Monday.
Entry fee: MOP 15

34. 10. Hac Sa Beach: Spectacular
black sand beach
Hac Sa is the largest natural
beach located on the south-western
side of Coloane Island . This is a black
sand beach and offers immense
natural beauty.
Opening hours: 24 hours
Entry fee: None

35. 11. Kun Iam Statue: The
Goddess of Mercy
A 20 m tall bronze statue of Goddess
of Mercy emerging from a lotus. The
lotus structure is an ecumenical
center, which shares various
pamphlets on Buddhism and preaches
the religion too.
Opening hours: 24 hours. The
Buddhist Centre is open all day from
10 am to 6 pm, except Friday.
Entry fee: None

36. 12. St Lawrence Church: A
neo-classical structure
Is known as a praying ground for
families of Portuguese sailors for a safe
return.
Opening hours: 10 am to 6 pm
Entry fee: None

37. 13. The Macau Canidrome
Club: Among the best places
to visit in Macau with kids
Canidrome Club is the only greyhound
racing venue in Asia. The club is known
for spectacular and thrilling dog races,
5 days every week.
Don’t miss: 18 fantastic greyhound
races on every night.
Opening hours: 7:30 pm – 9 pm.
Closed on Wednesday and Friday.
Entry fee: MOP 10 for Public stand and
MOP 80 for boxes. MOP 120 for
the weekends and public holidays.

38. 14. Guia Fortress: One of the
oldest fort attractions in
Macau
Is located in the highest point of the
peninsula. The fort is an elegant white
structure representing western and
Chinese designs, showing off styles of
spiritual and fabulous motivation.
Opening hours: 9 am – 6 pm. The
chapel is open from 10 am – 6 pm. No
admission after 5:30 pm.
Entry fee: Free

39. 15. City of Dreams: The
glittering entertainment zone
Nightlife in City of Dreams is just
amazing with sparkling casinos,
dazzling discotheques, posh pubs,
exquisite clubs, amazing live
performances, stylish
accommodations, fine dining
restaurants of global cuisine and
designer brand shopping.
Opening hours: 10 am – 11 pm. On
Friday and Saturday, it is open till
midnight.
Entry fee: None

40. Things To Eat
Dim Sum
Pineapple Bun
Roast goose
Egg Waffle

41. Famous Indian Restaurant
1.Bombay Dreams
2.Namaste Kitchen
3.Manakamana Nepali Restaurant
4.Sangeetha Vegetarian Restuarant

42. Things to Buy
Hand Bags Perfumes & Cosmetics Gold & Jewellery
Branded Watches Cakes & Pastries Electronics

43. Famous Shop To Buy
Where to Buy Clothes and Handbags
•The Landmark: 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Island
•IFC Mall: 8 Finance Street, Central, Hong Kong Island
•Pacific Place: 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong Island
•Harbour City: 3–27 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Where to Buy Cosmetics in Hong Kong
•The Landmark: 15 Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Island
•Pacific Place: 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong Island
•SOGO Department Store: 555 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island
•Festival Walk: 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
Where to Buy Electronics
•Golden Computer Centre: Sham Shui Po, the northwestern part of the Kowloon Peninsula (a short stroll from
Sham Shui Po's MTR Station)
•Mong Kok Computer Centre: 8 Nelson Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon
•Wan Chai Computer Centre: 130 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island
•Star Computer City: in Star House, right next to the Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
Where to buy Jewelry
•Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
•Mong Kok, Kowloon
•Des Voeux Road, Central, Hong Kong Island
•Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island

44. Visa Information
Each pre-arrival registration for an Indian national will be valid
for six months or until the expiry date of the Indian passport
linked to it, whichever is earlier. Provided that normal
immigration requirements are met, a registrant may, during the
validity of the pre-arrival registration, use a valid notification
slip together with the specific and valid Indian passport linked
to the successful pre-arrival registration to make multiple visits
to Hong Kong visa-free. On each visit, a registrant may stay in
Hong Kong for up to 14 days.
In case pre-arrival registration is unsuccessful, Indian nationals
shall apply to the Immigration Department directly for an entry
visa if they intend to visit Hong Kong.

45. ITINERARY PLAN
DAY 1: New Delhi to Hong Kong
Depart Delhi airport in style to experience one of the most memorable trip of your life time.
On arrival at Hong Kong airport, you will be picked up by our local representative to be transferred to the hotel of your choice.
You will be picked from your hotel lobby to enjoy the city tour including Visit for – Mid-level of Victoria Peak, Repulse Bay, Aberdeen Fishing Village –
sampan ride is optional, TSL Workshop & Souvenir Shop (* Tour end will be at Tsim Sha Tsui Shopping Area, you have to return back to hotel on your own)
Dinner at Indian restaurant
Overnight Stay at your preferred choice of Hotel
DAY 2: Hong Kong (Disneyland tour – optional)
After breakfast at Hotel
Day free for leisure or you can take optional tour of Disneyland where you will enjoy magical experiences such as Broadway-style shows – Festival of the Lion
King and The Golden Mickey’s, hilarious 3D movie and music adventure at Mickey’s Philharmagic, signature Disney attractions, photo-taking with your
favorite Disney friends, spectacular fireworks and parades.
Rest of the day free for shopping or explore the city on your own
Dinner at Indian restaurant
Overnight Stay at your preferred choice of Hotel
DAY 3: Hong Kong (Ocean Park tour – optional)
After breakfast at Hotel
You can take optional tour of Ocean park, where you can explore the Aqua City, Asian Amazing Animals, Whiskers theatre, Clown A Round, Animal Story
Corner, Ocean Express Waterfront station and much more.
Rest of the day free for shopping or explore the city on your own
Dinner at Indian restaurant
Overnight Stay at your preferred choice of Hotel
DAY 4: Hong Kong – Macau (by ferry)
After breakfast at Hotel
You will be picked up by our tour guide to be transfer to the ferry port to board the ferry to the beautiful island of Macau and to experience its beauty
On arrival at Macau, you will board the complimentary shuttle to your choice of hotel
Check in at hotel and rest of the day free for leisure and to engage in numerous activities ranging from casino, fancy dining, a stroll down the Portuguese
lane, fresh bakery (don’t forget the fresh tarts), nightlife, shows and much more that Macau has to offer
Dinner at Indian restaurant
Overnight Stay at your preferred choice of Hotel
DAY 5: Macau (Macau City tour – optional)
After breakfast at Hotel
You will take the city tour of macau where you will be shown Na Tcha Temple (World Heritage Site), Section of the Old City Walls (World Heritage
Site),Museum of Macau, Mount Fortress (World Heritage Site), Temple of A-Ma (World Heritage Site), Macau Tower, fisherman wharf and village, Casinos
and much more. You will have the option to choose for the tour with or without lunch
Rest of the day free for leisure
Dinner at Indian restaurant
Overnight at your preferred choice of hotel
DAY 6: Macau – Hong Kong – Delhi
After breakfast at Hotel
You will board the complimentary hotel shuttle to be transferred to ferry port to board your ferry back to Hong Kong and there be transferred to Hong Kong
airport to board your flight back home