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Showing posts with label hong kong hotels. Show all posts
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Friday, 17 October 2014
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Friday, 3 October 2014
Hong Kong Travel Guide

This mysterious city of skyscrapers, ancient traditions and heavenly food will fascinate, whether it’s your first visit or your 50th.
Top Things to Do:
Victoria Peak: Standing at 552m, Victoria Peak is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. The Peak is also one of the most visited spots by tourists in Hong Kong, and it’s not hard to see why. Outstanding views of the vibrant metropolis, dense woods, easy but spectacular walks. Buy a ticket for the 125-year-old Peak Tram, take in the postcard views, then take a devastating nature walk or bus ride back down to Central. For hotels nearby visit Galahotels.com/VictoriaPeak
Top Things to Do:
Victoria Peak: Standing at 552m, Victoria Peak is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. The Peak is also one of the most visited spots by tourists in Hong Kong, and it’s not hard to see why. Outstanding views of the vibrant metropolis, dense woods, easy but spectacular walks. Buy a ticket for the 125-year-old Peak Tram, take in the postcard views, then take a devastating nature walk or bus ride back down to Central. For hotels nearby visit Galahotels.com/VictoriaPeak
Tin Hau Temples: Fishermen and sailors throughout the centuries have served Tin Hau-the goddess of the sea- for protection, which is why you’ll often find a Tin Hau temple right beside the waterfront. The oldest and largest of these is Tin Hau Temple in Joss House Bay, Sai Kung, which was built in 1266 and is now a Grade I historical building. Never skip visiting a Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong!Tian Tan Budha: On a hill above the monastery sits the Tian Tan Buddha, a seated representation of Lord Gautama 34m high, weighs 202 tonnes. The large bell within the Buddha is controlled by computer
and turns 108 times during the day to symbolise escape from what Buddhism calls the ‘108 troubles of mankind’. The symbol is also close to Hong KOng International Airport and you can easily book you rooms from Galahotels.com/TianTanBuddha
Macau Day Trip: Another dreamland full of brilliant city lights and it is just an hour away, but quite different from Hong Kong. The mega-resort and casino center that also has interesting historical sights. You can easily arrive to Macau by ferry from Hong Kong terminals which costs approximately 132 to 172 HKD. Explore Macau’s historical sites, such as the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ruins of St Paul and A-Ma Temple. Browse Macau hotels from Galahotels.com/Macau

For people from 7 to 70: Disneyland Hong Kong
Disneyland is now in a whole new light. Hong Kong Disneyland is putting on a show like you’ve never seen before! Each day, as the sunlight fades, millions of tiny lights will transform the park and present all your favorite attractions in the greatest light ever. In the park you can both enjoy the shows, parks and delight of shopping. For glamorous Disneyland hotels, just visit Galahotels.com/Disneyland
Ozone Bar: Being situated at the 118th floor, on top of the ICC center, the Ozone Bar is currently world’s highest bar. The bar is included in The Ritz Carlton, which occupies floors 102 to 118 of the ICC and it is the highest hotel in th world. Galahotels.com/RitzCarlton
Hong Kong has a wide cuisine culture enriched by both Chinese, Buddhist and Western traditions. If you like fast food, you can try Pork Cutlet or Baked Pork Chop Rice. From th Buddhist culture, try Mantou and Buddha’s Delight. Need something to drink? Try Hong Kong style Milk Tea, Red Bean Ice or Sugarcane Juice.
Visit our website Galahotels.com/HongKong to benefit from our Best Rate Guarantee and 3D Secure Payments with 3% Reward on every booking. Enjoy your holiday!
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Saturday, 4 September 2010
Travel Hong Kong City
Hong Kong is home to over 7 million people. It is a major trading & banking middle & has the most liberal economy on the planet. Hong Kong is & a great tourist location for there's lots of things to do & see.
In the event you need a workout, think about climbing the 431 steps of the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas which houses 12,800 statues of the Buddha & a mummy of a holy man covered in gold leaf.
Or you could try 268 steps to Giant Buddha on Lantau Island which is home to the world’s largest seated Buddha. Experience a pleasant lunch at the Polin Monastery before making your way back down the 110 foot height.
Plenty of spectacular museums can be found on Kowloon Peninsula which is across from Hong Kong Island. You can basically stroll along the neighborhood & soak up the elderly world ambiance of Hong Kong which is much the same it's been for 200 years. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a grand art museum which houses Chinese art in its various forms from comics to opera, paintings, & sculpture. The Lei Cheng UK Branch Museum has a Han Dynasty tomb which is 2000 years elderly, but still young compared to a number of the 4000 year elderly history elsewhere in China. You will also find the Hong Kong Science Museum & the Space Museum & planetarium.
Next you can take the famous Star Ferry boat ride over to Hong Kong Island & see the ancient Chinese art at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. It holds over 2000 antique pieces.
When you are prepared to relax, head to Hong Kong Park in the Central district where you can stroll through the aviary or sit by the pond & enjoy a meal from an open air restaurant. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the Hong Kong Zoological & Botanical Gardens then take a taxi to the tram which goes up to Victoria Peak. This tram will take you by the homes of the elite in Hong Kong which are nestled in to the steep mountain. You can enjoy the view they see from the balcony of their $10 million homes which encompasses Hong Kong & the harbor below.
If seen by day or night, the panoramic view of ancient hills, reflective harbor, & city skyscrapers is not duplicated anywhere else on earth, & is surely a sight to keep in mind of one of the world’s greatest cities.
In the event you need a workout, think about climbing the 431 steps of the Temple of 10,000 Buddhas which houses 12,800 statues of the Buddha & a mummy of a holy man covered in gold leaf.
Or you could try 268 steps to Giant Buddha on Lantau Island which is home to the world’s largest seated Buddha. Experience a pleasant lunch at the Polin Monastery before making your way back down the 110 foot height.
Plenty of spectacular museums can be found on Kowloon Peninsula which is across from Hong Kong Island. You can basically stroll along the neighborhood & soak up the elderly world ambiance of Hong Kong which is much the same it's been for 200 years. The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a grand art museum which houses Chinese art in its various forms from comics to opera, paintings, & sculpture. The Lei Cheng UK Branch Museum has a Han Dynasty tomb which is 2000 years elderly, but still young compared to a number of the 4000 year elderly history elsewhere in China. You will also find the Hong Kong Science Museum & the Space Museum & planetarium.
Next you can take the famous Star Ferry boat ride over to Hong Kong Island & see the ancient Chinese art at the Hong Kong Museum of Art. It holds over 2000 antique pieces.
When you are prepared to relax, head to Hong Kong Park in the Central district where you can stroll through the aviary or sit by the pond & enjoy a meal from an open air restaurant. Enjoy a leisurely walk to the Hong Kong Zoological & Botanical Gardens then take a taxi to the tram which goes up to Victoria Peak. This tram will take you by the homes of the elite in Hong Kong which are nestled in to the steep mountain. You can enjoy the view they see from the balcony of their $10 million homes which encompasses Hong Kong & the harbor below.
If seen by day or night, the panoramic view of ancient hills, reflective harbor, & city skyscrapers is not duplicated anywhere else on earth, & is surely a sight to keep in mind of one of the world’s greatest cities.
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