So we showed you a list of foodie paradises for you to checkout while in Hong Kong. Now let's look at the amazing attractions that Hong Kong has to offer! For more information, feel free to visit DiscoverHongKong.com

Do let us know your favourite!

Hong Kong Attractions
1. Sky100 Observation Deck
Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck is located on the 100th floor of ICC, the tallest skyscraper in Hong Kong. It is the top tourist destination offering unbeatable 360° views of the city. Inside, you can take a fascinating multimedia tour of Hong Kong's history and culture presented in a state-of-the-art interactive exhibition. Itinerary planning devices allow visitors to gather Hong Kong tourist information conveniently and custom-make itineraries are receivable via designated email accounts.
Address: 100/F International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon
For more information visit: http://www.sky100.com.hk/

2. Avenue Of Stars
The Avenue of Stars pays tribute to the names that helped make Hong Kong the ‘Hollywood of the East’, while giving visitors a panoramic view of the city’s most iconic sight: its glorious skyline, dramatically set against The Peak. This is also the perfect vantage point to catch the A Symphony of Lights multimedia show.
Address: Promenade, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon
For more information visit: http://www.avenueofstars.com.hk/eng/home.asp

3. The Peak
Located on the highest point on Hong Kong Island, the magnificent view is what makes The Peak one of the most popular attractions in Hong Kong. By day your eyes stretch across sparkling skyscrapers and Victoria Harbour all the way to the green hills of the New Territories. In early evening this panorama melts into pink and orange before reincarnating as a dazzling galaxy of light, shimmering beneath you.

Address: Mid Levels, Hong Kong
For more information visit: http://www.thepeak.com.hk/en/home.asp

4. Hong Kong Disneyland
Seeking to get in touch with your inner child and childhood imaginations? Well magic, adventure and the world’s favourite cast of characters await you in the form of exhilarating rides, shows, eateries and more thrilling attractions! The Grizzly Gutch, Toy Story Land, Flights of Fantasy Parade, Mickey’s PhilharMagic, and so much more is sure to take your breath away!
Address: Hong Kong Disneyland, Lantau Island, Outlying Islands
For more information visit: http://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/

5. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
Starting at the colonial-era Clock Tower and stretching all the way to Hung Hom, a stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade takes one past the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the Hong Kong Space Museum, the Hong Kong Museum of Art and Avenue of Stars.
Address: Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

6. Ocean Park Hong Kong
Ocean Park Hong Kong is a marine-life theme park featuring animal exhibits, thrill rides and shows. In 2012, its impressive ability to offer guests a world-class experience that blends entertainment with education and conservation was confirmed when it became the first Asian winner of the biannual Applause Award, the most prestigious award in the amusement and theme park industry.
Address: Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island
For more information visit: http://www.oceanpark.com.hk/html/en/home/

7. Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (and Golden Bauhinia Square)
With its vast curtain of glass and 40,000 square-metre aluminium roof sculpted to echo a seabird soaring in flight, the striking Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is a major landmark on the Hong Kong Island skyline. The bauhinia statue is the emblem of Hong Kong.

Address: 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island

For more information visit: http://www.hkcec.com.hk/

8. The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery
Sitting 34 metres high and facing north to look over the Chinese people, this majestic bronze Buddha draws pilgrims from all over Asia. Climb the 268 steps for a closer look at this remarkable statue, and to enjoy the sweeping mountain and sea views that can be seen from its base. Opposite the statue, the Po Lin Monastery is one of Hong Kong’s most important Buddhist sanctums and has been dubbed ‘the Buddhist World in the South’.

Address: Ngong Ping, Lantau Island, Outlying Islands
For more information visit: http://www.plm.org.hk/

9. Clock Tower
Standing 44-metres tall, the old Clock Tower was erected in 1915 as part of the Kowloon–Canton Railway terminus. The once-bustling station is long gone, but this red brick and granite tower, now preserved as a Declared Monument, survives as an elegant reminder of the Age of Steam.

Address: Star Ferry pier, Kowloon Point, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

For more information visit: http://www.amo.gov.hk/en/monuments_43.php

10. Temple Street Night Market
When the sun goes down, the traders have already laid out their wares and the opera singers and fortune tellers begin to emerge. Trinkets, tea ware, electronics, watches, menswear, jade and antiques are scrutinised and haggled over, while claypot rice, seafood, noodles and other treats are consumed with gusto.

Address: Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon
Stay tuned as we'll be updating this space with more info about the must see, do, and taste in Hong Kong!

Nope. I stayed at CB and walk to the MTR station is 5 minutes. Not to mention is nearby Mc'D also

Just only realize that I will be going to Hk island more than kowloon.

Hence my advise is plan the places that u wanna go the most then decide ur area to stay. Why? It's more cost benefit. Ofcourse the hotel must be within walking distance to mtr.

Thanks
yeah wor
i oso ngam ngam realise it oso
i was thinking the most convenient area to stay is mongkok area, then also found out i will be in wanchai area mostly

Hi ... juz wondering for those who travel with Cathay Pacific alot, what frequent flyer programs do you guys use ?

Wow, congrats on the new thread northasian. cuti cuti HK

will be flying tmr! cant wait.

flying there this coming tuesday!!! can't wait!!!!!!!

Congratulation to northasian.... So fast already V3...

Dear all, Im planning a 5 days 4 night trip to HK and Macau. I will stay at Macau for 1 day. Mind to comment on my itinerary? I will be reaching HK at 5pm and leaving from Macau with 9pm flight and I will be staying at Yau Ma Tei
Day 4
Morning - Can advised me where to go before I go Macau?
Evening - Go Macau from Hk island jetty or Kowloon jetty
        - wynn - musical fountain, the prosperity tree, cassino, shopping

Day 5
Morning - - st paul + senado square = touristy place, local biscuits, shopping
Noon - Macau tower
Night - Going back

Oh ya i haven't search for any nice food around my travelling area yet. If you all don't mind can advised me what to eat also...

That is an aweful long time, whole afternoon allocated for Macau Tower. Unless you plan to do their extreme activities, nothing much there. i suggest you head over to taipa for venetian/cod/galaxy. There is a Lord Stow's outlet at venetian, best egg tarts, go get 'em.

Day 2 -
MORNING  -ngong ping + giant Buddha  + tai-o @Lantau island

NOON - Shopping Can advised me where to shop?

EVENING - Avenue of Stars 香港星光大道 8.00pm
Walkaround Clock Tower, Heritage 1881 Til late

NIGHT -  Mongkok

anyone knows where is the place... always in hk movie with a big tree that ppl throw up their wishes with the Orange n the red paper?

Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees (林村許願樹)
The practice of throwing joss paper wrap with orange has been discouraged and nowadays the wishes are being hung on the wooden rack instead.

Shopping recommend citygate, the place u got off the train to take cable car up to NP360..

hi guys, really need your help here. can anyone recommend me hotel that is near to MRT around budget Rm300 per night yet is not really strict on number of people that go in. Plan to book to 2 room ( 3 person in one room) . But i have total of 7 person

Nice bro. I'll take note. Heard the cable car is shut down for 2mth..

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Added on February 20, 2012, 12:38 pm

I have book Casa hotel at Yau ma tei. They say is next to MRT Station and temple street is just behind. The room is quite small I heard. Haven't go yet. Wait me back from hk on 11 I'll let u know..

Yea save time and cOst.
Mostly Kowloon is more for shopping and night market.

I find hong kong island got more eateries, places to visit + less populated lol

Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees (林村許願樹)
The practice of throwing joss paper wrap with orange has been discouraged and nowadays the wishes are being hung on the wooden rack instead.

where izzit?

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Added on February 20, 2012, 12:30 pmOk gurls~~

where/what is nice to shop in HK?

in your opinion what's ur best grab??

hahahaa u also booked casa? i most likely also..

until now got no alternative.

Branded stuffs @ Citygate
Casual wear i prefer H&M (one branch in Central and another at Mongkok)

And if you like to eat Century egg (皮蛋), MUST buy n try in any supermarket

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Added on February 20, 2012, 5:24 pm

Have you checked Metropark Wanchai?
Or the Butterfly group?

appreciate your help on the entrance fess  to the following places from dingding

1) disneyland day pass
2) ocean park day pass
3) victoria peak tram, madam tassuds
4) ngong iong cable and entrance to the park

and any other more suggestion of place to visit that requires entrance ticket...thanks

ah icic okok thanks~ hk movie that one is it?~ very big and old tree?

no direct mrt there is it?

only...1) Bus 64K or 64P at MTR Tai Po Market Station, get off at Fong Ma Po Station.
2) Green minibus 25K and get off at Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees.
3) MTR Tai Wo Station and take a taxi.

I love them with porridge but try not to eat much.

Wanchai not really ideal.. But metro park Mongkok seems good location but quite run down.

Dear all,

I'm visiting to these 4 places as well, wondering isit book ticket from website is the cheapest? Going in HK this Sunday..

Ya, this the one.

You plan to go there?  Check this out:
http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotos-...-Hong_Kong.html
http://www.facts-about-hong-kong.com/Hong-...shing-Tree.html

You know sometimes in HK movie there are reservoirs 水塘? Can visit one of those too.

If you are looming around HK island then staying in WanChai ok la

really depends on what are the places that you are walking around..

yea but the hotels which have good location to MTR is quite expensive.

i wanna avoid bridal tea house flagship hotel. Reviews not very good although its cheap.

i dont mind paying extra abit more for better offers.

Book earlier used to be way to get cheaper rooms but today it changed.

take for eg, agoda.. sometimes u might get more discounts when its nearer to the travel date. this is due to clearing rooms.

neva book b4 bridal tea hse.. jz heard alot of those plan to budget usually stay there..

i booked butterfly on prat.. haven't go yet so can't gif u review..

my fren jz bek from hk n she stay in silka view.. she said nt bad

ic ic prat and morrison looks nice.. but i would prefer something like 2mins walk to nearest MTR.

thats why i shortlisted Casa Hotel and Metropark mongkok. Both is very near to MTR.

but i always say accommodation very subjective. Some willing to pay more.. some just want a simple bed and nice bathroom.

this i agree.

anyway, i do pass by bridal tea house at yau ma tei before when i went for the 4 season claypot rice

from the outlook of the hotel, i won't stay there. it's located in quite a small and dark road (sorta an alley type), and from the outlook it seems old

but well, never look into the rooms before la

ic ic prat and morrison looks nice.. but i would prefer something like 2mins walk to nearest MTR.

thats why i shortlisted Casa Hotel and Metropark mongkok. Both is very near to MTR.

but i always say accommodation very subjective. Some willing to pay more.. some just want a simple bed and nice bathroom.

appreciate your help on the entrance fess  to the following places from dingding

1) disneyland day pass
2) ocean park day pass
3) victoria peak tram, madam tassuds
4) ngong iong cable and entrance to the park

and any other more suggestion of place to visit that requires entrance ticket...thanks

hahahaa u also booked casa? i most likely also..

until now got no alternative.

Ngong Ping cable car shut down for 2mth starting February...

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Added on February 21, 2012, 1:30 pm

You are staying there too? Heard the review is not bad it just that the room is small but the location is fantastic.

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Added on February 21, 2012, 1:31 pm

Guys my Day 4 morning is still empty leh.. Any suggestion?

the price is same though.. bt sometimes they haf promo for on9 purchase. bt for convenient purpose, u can purchase on9.. as i know.. currently there is a promo.. hk attractions fun deals from January 1 to December 31, 2012, guests who visit one of the five attractions are entitled to a 10% admission discount by simply presenting the ticket stubs at any of the other four attractions. redemption period for valid tickets from the five attractions will be extended to January 31, 2013.

five major Hong Kong attractions – Ocean Park Hong Kong, Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong Wetland Park, The Peak Tram & Sky Terrace and Madame Tussauds Hong Kong

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Added on February 21, 2012, 10:47 ami will be bringing my frens to hk.. some of them is first time to HK.. i'm nt sure whether wanna bring them to Madame Tussauds or nt.. cz beside taking pic in there.. ntg else to do dy.. guys, do u think it's worth to go in?

Hi Yvonne, thanks for the sharing. Wish to check with u, is it i have to on9 purchase from each of their website or there is another one stop website for theses entrance ticket purchase?? and how the discount be purchase or work?

Is the Hong Kong wetland same as Ocean park?

Help plz...ten kiu ten kiu

Ngong Ping cable car shut down for 2mth starting February...

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Added on February 21, 2012, 1:30 pm

You are staying there too? Heard the review is not bad it just that the room is small but the location is fantastic.

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Added on February 21, 2012, 1:31 pm

Guys my Day 4 morning is still empty leh.. Any suggestion?

five major Hong Kong attractions – Ocean Park Hong Kong, Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong Wetland Park, The Peak Tram & Sky Terrace and Madame Tussauds Hong Kong

5 major HK attractions and you left out disneyland? 

yaya this is the one.. hmmm why no more oranges on it de? cannot go and throw dy a?

reservoirs 水塘 at where a?~ dunno leh >.<~~ my schedule is so pack dont have have enough time or not faint...

lucky scenery all can visit early morning

i had booked Casa Hotel . Will be going there on Sept for 5 days 4 night. Any reccomendation for MUST GO place ? Or any nice food near mongkok ??

u should plan n book earlier thn hotel is cheap.. else sure exp one..

my fren told me bridal tea house price is reasonable although room is tiny.. usually fully booked.. even i wanna book last yr for tis yr coming trip oso fully occupied..

nope. the wetland park is another attractions.. i dun think u will like to go cz it demonstrates the diversity of the hk wetland ecosystem n highlights the need to conserve them..

u can purchase either one of the 5 attractions on9 or on the spot n thn use the ticket stubs to simply at any other 4 attractions to entitle for 10% off.. each ticket / pass presented is entitled to one discount ticket only.. so u need to plan which attractions u wanna go n get another 1 for 10% off.. hope tis help

actually there is various promo.. depends which one suits u.. u can check n survey on9..

if u do take mtr often.. u can take tis mtr tourist value pack promo.. bt tis one u haf to buy on the spot

http://www.mtr.com.hk/eng/tourist/touristticket2012.html

Thanks Yvonne, meaning i have to keep the 1st entrance ticket for the 1st attraction i went for the following attraction to entitle for 10% discount?
By the way, wish to check with all of you, i reach HK on sunday nite and what are the transport available for me to take to my hotel (Silka Far East) at Tsuen Wan?

welcome yea.. u gt it right

since u stay in tat hotel, y dun u search for more info on their website? their website provide quite a detail info..

http://silkahotel.com/fareast/airport-transport.php

Ok dokie, thanks yvonne. Tenkiu berry much

Too many oranges, putting too much weight on the tree branches - he he, tree also stressed out liao de...  Some years back, the tree branch fell off, injured the people.  That's why nowadays don't throw orange liao.

You want to go there to throw orange ah?

i booked panda hotel, how far is it to the nearest mrt?

no ppl could answer?

i havent book yet.. but going sept 11 to sept 14

u?

Can i know how much you all booked casa hotel and from where? I am going on October...

I'm travelling in year end, not sure how's the price then but just want to get a rough guide of the cost...Do you think is better to get those from MATTA fair in mid Mar?

FYI, reply from Ding Ding
On 2/21/12, Tian Xie <xietian.hk@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for your inquiry. Please find the following info:
  1) Disneyland: 350HKD for adult, 260HKD for child
  2) Ocean Park: 230HKD for adult, 128HKD for child
  3) Mdm+peak Tram+Terrace (Tri-in-one): 175HKD for adult, 102HKD for child
  4) Crystal cable car: 128HKD for adult, 108HKD for child
  You can go to our shop in Mongkok.
  You can also buy online, but it would charge extra 4% credit card
processing fee. And we could deliver to your hotel FREE if you buy
  online.
Thanks.
Ding Ding Travel

Hope you can share some info on local food, travelling tips, itinerary, hotel for those who will be traveeling soon. My trip is 5d4n, KL-HK (reach at 10am+), Mcaau-KL (leaving at 9pm flight)
Wish to visit all the above parks if possible.

Btw, West Hotel at Yau Ma Tei quoted HKD1200 for their family room. Anyone stay here before? Hotel wise and location is it good? Compare to Casa Hotel?

Welcome your recommendation and feedback.

im going on 13-17 yay.. but seems like still got long long time

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Added on February 22, 2012, 11:05 am
i book from agoda 4nite rm1100. Expensivenya

hahaha same rate...

then can see u on the 13

hehe..yayaya.. i tot u juz stay 3 nite thr ? so plan to go whr d  ?cant wait cant wait

still planning.. ya only 3 nites.. nothing much can do.. visit usual tourist places only..

actually i m worried about the weather. i heard its typhoon season during september.
One forumer did warn me that if it rains, it will rain maybe for a day or two

still planning.. ya only 3 nites.. nothing much can do.. visit usual tourist places only..

actually i m worried about the weather. i heard its typhoon season during september.
One forumer did warn me that if it rains, it will rain maybe for a day or two

Somewhat true about the September weather.

Last Sept, I was in HK 3D/2N.  The day before I arrived, the airport was closed.  My first day there, typhoon signal 1.  The next 2 days, typhoon signal 3 - outdoor activities were cancelled, kindergardens closed.

Regarding the rain, according to the Hong Kong local, some how, Kowloon side more rain than the island side....esp Aberdeen/Ap Lei Chau side, less rain...

hiah.. dont scare me!! hahaha.. hopefully this year got no typhoon and rain 

hiah.. dont scare me!! hahaha.. hopefully this year got no typhoon and rain 

hk n taiwan oso gt typhoon.. so some ppl will try to avoid goin there around tat season.. bt u go few days no probs la..  since u goin on sept.. oso almost year end.. y dun u go on nov onwards.. gt xmas decor.. kekeke

Hi, guy/gal in HK where can get the cheapest DSLR lenses?

Thanks

After some revamp, please comment on the itinerary. Thanks

12th June
10.15am - Macao Airport
Lunch    - As shuttle buses will be there, any place to recommend for Lunch? (Senado square there got wanton mee to eat )
02.00pm - Check in to Grand Lisboa (I suggest you drop your luggage first before u walk to Senado Square for food)
Take shuttle to Venetian Macao
City of Dreams, House of Dancing Water
Dinner    - Any recommendation? (take cab to O Santos Restaurant at Taipa for Portugeese food, taxi fares per way around HKD20 )
Shuttle back to Wynn - Musical Fountain, Prosperity Tree
Walk around Grand Lisboa
Sleep

13th June
Breakfast - Margaret Cafe e Nata
Take bus to Barra - Ah Ma Temple, Lilau Square, Penha Chapel
Lunch    - Along the way whichever restaurant
Walk / Bus to Senante Squre, Lau Kau Mansion, St Paul Ruins
Dinner    - Macao Soul near St Paul ruins
Hotel again

14th June
10.00am - Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal - HongKong Ferry Terminal Sheung Wan ($140)
12.00pm - Sheung Wan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($4.6)
Lunch    - Lunch around Wan Chai MTR (金鳳茶餐廳 Kam Fung Restaurant)
02.00pm - Check in Hotel JJ
03.00pm - Wan Chai MTR - Central MTR ($3.8)
Walk to Peak Lower Terminus
Buy the Madame Tsunade Combo ($220)
Tram, Madame Tsunade, Walkaround
06.00pm - Sky Terrace428
Dinner    - At the Peak? or Go down? (PLEASE wait for the Night! Must see the night view then take bus ride down ! there will be more fun)
Central MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($3.8)
Walkaround Causeway Bay & Wan Chai

15th June
0.800am - Breakfast (there are few shops next to Metropark Wanchai, there was a nice beefball noodle there which i cant remmeber the name)
09.00am - Wan Chai MTR - Admiralty MTR ($3.8)
Walk to Lippo Centre at Drake Street. Take Citybus 629 to Ocean Park ($10.6)
Ocean Park ($280)
Lunch in Ocean Park
07.00pm - Take City Bus 629A to Central
Theater Lane - Queens Road Central - Wellington Street
Dinner    - Yung Kee Roast Goose (if you are taking Bus15 or 15c when you are coming down from The Peak, you should go here for dinner on the same evening)
Hollywood Road, Tai Cheong Bakery (Tai Cheong open until so late?)
Lan Kwai Fong
10.30pm - Walk to Sheung Wan MTR
Sheung Wan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($4.6)
Hotel

16th June
07.30am - Wan Chai MTR to Diamond Hill MTR ($11.8)
08.30am - Chi Lin Nunnery
09.30am - Diamond Hill MTR to Wong Tai Sin MTR ($3.8)
10.00am - Late Breakfast at Wing Kee Noodle House (Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate Long Lok House)
01.30pm - Wong Tai Sin MTR - Mongkok MTR ($9.9)
Langham Shopping, Honeymoon Dessert
Lunch    - Tim Ho Wan, Kwong Wah Street
03.00pm - Ladies Market, Tin Hau Temple, Jade Market
Dinner    - Nathan Congee and Noodle, Saigon Street
08.00pm - Temple Street
10.00pm - Jordan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($8.1)
Hotel

Must go to eat Fei Jei Xiao Chi in Mongkok !


17th June
Walk to Racecourse
Breakfast - Any recommendation?
Racecourse
Lunch in racecourse

Afternoon - Starferry Ride, Granville Street, Canton Road, Harbour City, Ocean Terminal
Dinner    - The Sweet Dynasty (Opposite Harbour City)
08.00pm - Avenue of Stars, Symphony of Lights
09.00pm - Clock Tower, Heritage 1881
10.30pm - Tsim Tsa Tsui MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($8.1)
Hotel

18th June
08.00am - Wan Chai MTR - Thung Chung MTR ($18.8)
10.00am - Drop Bag at CityGate (what time they open for bag drop? Drop here is better or at the cable car area?)
Cable car to Ngong Ping 360 ($125) (got lockers)
Lunch    - Po Lin Monastery Vegetarian Food
Big Buddha
Tea        - Tak Kee Tofu Fa
03.00pm - Cable car down
Go to airport
Flight at 06.15pm (please go airport early!~ there still got lotsa things to shop)

After some revamp, please comment on the itinerary. Thanks

12th June
10.15am - Macao Airport
Lunch    - As shuttle buses will be there, any place to recommend for Lunch?
02.00pm - Check in to Grand Lisboa
Take shuttle to Venetian Macao
City of Dreams, House of Dancing Water
Dinner    - Any recommendation?
Shuttle back to Wynn - Musical Fountain, Prosperity Tree
Walk around Grand Lisboa
Sleep

13th June
Breakfast - Margaret Cafe e Nata
Take bus to Barra - Ah Ma Temple, Lilau Square, Penha Chapel
Lunch    - Along the way whichever restaurant
Walk / Bus to Senante Squre, Lau Kau Mansion, St Paul Ruins
Dinner    - Macao Soul near St Paul ruins
Hotel again

There is no direct shuttle from lisboa to venetian. Here is the shuttle connections between mainland and taipa:
venetian-sands
mgm-city of dreams
galaxy-star galaxy
from lisboa, head over to MGM, take the shuttle to COD and spend your time there first only cross over to venetian. House of dancing water at COD, book earlier for best seats and to avoid disappointment. Dont forget the dragon treasure show at COD too. Try the Lord stow's egg tart at venetian.

check when is the off day for margaret cafe e nata, either tuesday, wed ot thursday..forget dy.

After some revamp, please comment on the itinerary. Thanks

12th June
10.15am - Macao Airport
Lunch    - As shuttle buses will be there, any place to recommend for Lunch?
02.00pm - Check in to Grand Lisboa
Take shuttle to Venetian Macao
City of Dreams, House of Dancing Water
Dinner    - Any recommendation?
Shuttle back to Wynn - Musical Fountain, Prosperity Tree
Walk around Grand Lisboa
Sleep

13th June
Breakfast - Margaret Cafe e Nata
Take bus to Barra - Ah Ma Temple, Lilau Square, Penha Chapel
Lunch    - Along the way whichever restaurant
Walk / Bus to Senante Squre, Lau Kau Mansion, St Paul Ruins
Dinner    - Macao Soul near St Paul ruins
Hotel again

14th June
10.00am - Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal - HongKong Ferry Terminal Sheung Wan ($140)
12.00pm - Sheung Wan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($4.6)
Lunch    - Lunch around Wan Chai MTR (any recommendation?)
02.00pm - Check in Hotel JJ
03.00pm - Wan Chai MTR - Central MTR ($3.8) Plenty of buses from Wanchai towards Central passing by Bank of China Building, if you take bus and alight there, it's a shorter walking distance, just walk up along Garden Road.  May also consider taking (from Wanchai), bus no.15, direct to the Peak top.
Walk to Peak Lower Terminus
Buy the Madame Tsunade Combo ($220)
Tram, Madame Tsunade, Walkaround
06.00pm - Sky Terrace428
Dinner    - At the Peak? or Go down? Dinner at the Peak, lot's of dining option at the Peak Galleria - which is also good to watch sunset over Pok Fu Lam Reservoir and Lamma Island.
Central MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($3.8) How about taking the ding ding tram (HKD2.30) from Central to Causeway Bay, and enjoy some night street scenery?
Walkaround Causeway Bay & Wan Chai

15th June
0.800am - Breakfast (suggestion pls)
09.00am - Wan Chai MTR - Admiralty MTR ($3.8)
Walk to Lippo Centre at Drake Street. Take Citybus 629 to Ocean Park ($10.6)
Ocean Park ($280)
Lunch in Ocean Park
07.00pm - Take City Bus 629A to Central
Theater Lane - Queens Road Central - Wellington Street
Dinner    - Yung Kee Roast Goose
Hollywood Road, Tai Cheong Bakery
Lan Kwai Fong
10.30pm - Walk to Sheung Wan MTR
Sheung Wan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($4.6)
Hotel

16th June
07.30am - Wan Chai MTR to Diamond Hill MTR ($11.8)
08.30am - Chi Lin Nunnery
09.30am - Diamond Hill MTR to Wong Tai Sin MTR ($3.8)
10.00am - Late Breakfast at Wing Kee Noodle House (Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate Long Lok House)
01.30pm - Wong Tai Sin MTR - Mongkok MTR ($9.9)
Langham Shopping, Honeymoon Dessert
Lunch    - Tim Ho Wan, Kwong Wah Street
03.00pm - Ladies Market, Tin Hau Temple, Jade Market
Dinner    - Nathan Congee and Noodle, Saigon Street
08.00pm - Temple Street
10.00pm - Jordan MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($8.1)
Hotel

17th June
Walk to Racecourse
Breakfast - Any recommendation?
Racecourse
Lunch in racecourse

Afternoon - Starferry Ride, Granville Street, Canton Road, Harbour City, Ocean Terminal
Dinner    - The Sweet Dynasty (Opposite Harbour City)
08.00pm - Avenue of Stars, Symphony of Lights
09.00pm - Clock Tower, Heritage 1881
10.30pm - Tsim Tsa Tsui MTR - Wan Chai MTR ($8.1)
Hotel

18th June
08.00am - Wan Chai MTR - Thung Chung MTR ($18.8)
10.00am - Drop Bag at CityGate (what time they open for bag drop? Drop here is better or at the cable car area?)
Cable car to Ngong Ping 360 ($125)
Lunch    - Po Lin Monastery Vegetarian Food
Big Buddha
Tea        - Tak Kee Tofu Fa
03.00pm - Cable car down
Go to airport
Flight at 06.15pm