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| PACKAGE OVERVIEW |
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| When it comes to a holiday experience that's extreme in fun and delightful in terms of expenses, China almost tops the charts. A plethora of exciting activities and newer experiences, this trip taking you to Hong Kong and Macau comes calling at a pleasing price. From accommodation and airfare to transfers, city tours, meals, and even a visit to Disneyland Theme Park included missing it is definitely not a good idea! |
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 Accommodation for 3 nights in Hong Kong
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Accommodation for 2 nights in Macau
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Daily breakfast & dinner
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Half day city tour of Hong Kong
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Half day city tour of Macau with Indian lunch
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Full day Disneyland Theme Park Pass
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SIC Transfers provided only when the flights timings are in conjunction with the India group flight timings.
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Private transfers are also available at a supplement cost of AED 400 per way {Family of 3}
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| ITINERARY |
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DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN HONG KONG
Arrive in Hong Kong and transfer to the hotel. After checking into the hotel, embark on an exciting tour of Hong Kong Island covering the Victoria Peak, which attracts close to 7 million visitors annually. Also, visit the Aberdeen Fishing Village, which is home to the 'boat people' (fishermen) and renders a picturesque view of fishing boats, trawlers and yachts. Next, on cards, a 45 min Harbour Cruise. The tour also includes a visit to the Hong Kong Jewelery Factory. After that, enjoy dinner at a local Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.
Meals: Dinner Included
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DAY 2: HONG KONG (DISNEYLAND)
After enjoying breakfast, proceed to Disneyland for a fun-filled day at the theme park. The Hong Kong Disneyland is as happening as its American counterpart. Walking cartoon characters, fun-filled rides and delicious food, this is the young Hong Kong's hang out for unlimited entertainment and fun. Thereafter, enjoy dinner at a local Indian restaurant followed by a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner included
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DAY 3: HONG KONG
After enjoying breakfast, spend the day at leisure or take an optional tour of Ocean Park. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure followed by a delectable dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Thereafter, return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner included
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DAY 4: MACAU SIGHTSEEING TOUR
After a hearty breakfast, transfer to the Hong Kong Pier to board a ferry to Macau. On arrival in Macau, take a transfer to your hotel. In the afternoon, go for a city tour which will cover places, such as the Ruins of St. Paul's Church, a 17th century Portuguese Cathedral and the Senado Square, which has been Macau's urban centre for centuries. On this tour, you'll also get to visit other important areas of attraction such as the Na Cha Temple, section of the old city walls and A-Ma Temple. Thereafter, enjoy dinner at a local Indian restaurant followed by a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinner included
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DAY 5: MACAU
After a hearty breakfast, enjoy the day at leisure followed by a scrumptious dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Thereafter, return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.
Meals: Breakfast & Dinners included
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DAY 6: HONG KONG AIRPORT
After enjoying breakfast, proceed to ferry terminal to board the ferry to Hong Kong and further to Hong Kong Airport for your flight back home.
Meals: Breakfast included
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| HOTEL DETAILS |
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REGENCY HOTEL
 
City: Macau
Regency Hotel
Regency Hotel is located on the Taipa Island, nestled in three acres of greenery, just 10 minutes away from the city centre of Macau. Regency Hotel offers total comfort and convenience to both business and leisure travellers. Rooms are equipped with the best of facilities and guests can also enjoy delicious food in the restaurant and cafe of the hotel.
Hotel Facilities
Swimming Pool| Beauty Salon| Car Rental | Luggage Storage| Childcare Facilities |Currency Exchange| Car Hire | Parking| Safety Deposit Box| Ballroom | Business Centre | Conference Rooms | Restaurant| Bar| Cafe
Recreational Facilities
Swimming Pool| Fitness Centre | Tennis Court
Room Amenities
Air-Conditioning| Ensuite Bathroom | Cable/Satellite Television | Hairdryer | In-Room Safe | Iron and Ironing Board| Mini Bar | Radio | Telephone| Wi-Fi Internet Access
Room Service: 24 hours
Dining
Restaurant |Bar | Cafe
Internet: Wi-Fi Access| Parking Facility: Available
Check-in Time: 2:00 PM | Check-out Time: 12:00 PM
Conferences & Banquets
Conference Hall | Business Centre
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HARBOUR PLAZA NORTH POINT HOTEL
City: Hong Kong
Ideally located, Harbour Plaza North Point Hotel is only one-minute walk from Quarry Bay subway station and conveniently connected to major tourist spots in the city. The hotel provides a free shuttle service to different locations including Causeway Bay, Wanchai and Airport Express station. The rooms offer cable televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Delicious Chinese cuisine is served at Hoi Yat Heen while international dishes are served at Greens. Java Mama offers light bites while drinks can be enjoyed at The Point.
Hotel Facilities
Restaurant| Bar| 24-Hour Front Desk| Facilities for Disabled Guests | Luggage Storage | Conference Hall | Business Centre| Room Service | Currency Exchange |Car Hire| Internet Access (Costs HKD 130 per 24 Hours) | Swimming Pool| Fitness Centre| Laundry and Dry Cleaning | Car Hire and Tour Desk | Airport Shuttle | Concierge Service
Recreational Facilities
Swimming Pool| Sauna and Massage| Fitness Centre | Solarium
Room Amenities
Non-Smoking/Soundproof Rooms| Daily Newspaper | Room Service | Ironing Service | Safe Deposit Box| Coffee/Tea Maker | Hairdryer
Room Service: 24 hours
Dining
Restaurant |Bar | Cafe
Hoi Yat Heen: Chinese restaurant showcasing the very best in regional culinary arts
Greens Cafe: For family and group gatherings
Java Mama: Breakfast and lunch
The Point: Lobby lounge
Internet: Internet via Modem (Costs HKD 130 per 24 Hours)| Parking Facility: Private parking is available and costs HKD 35 per day
Check-in Time: 2:00 PM-6:00 PM | Check-out Time: 7:00 AM-12:00 PM
Conferences & Banquets
Conference Hall | Business Centre| Banquet and Function Facilities
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| DESTINATION INFORMATION |
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| MACAU |
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Far on the southeast coast of China, Macau has a long-standing reputation of being Vegas of the East. This dream villa that balances both Eastern and Western cultures is a towering paradise of gambling, women and sky-high living. Oodles of grandeur, lip-smacking delights, glitz and glamour, the city offers its visitors an experience that is unmatched.
Lose yourself in Barra Square, where the Portuguese first landed way back in the 16th century. The A-Ma-Gao Temple here is the oldest Taoist temple in Macau. The locals, who built the temple in 1488, named it A-Ma-Gao, after a goddess. But when Portuguese settlers first landed and asked locals about their land, they mistook the name A-Ma-Gao for 'Macau', and thus the city that flourished came to be known as it is today, and the temple, that marked its birth, the centre of present day Macau.
If you want to enjoy a stroll in the morning, head to Largo Senado Square's central stretch or grab some coffee in one of the sophisticated cafés that dot the streets. The Leal Senado (Loyal Senate) sits regally at one end of the square and attracts hordes of tourists all year round. Macau's Outer Harbour area and the outlying islands of Taipa and Coloane are a break from the peninsula. Other fascinating sights like the cream-coloured Santo Domingo Church with its perky green doors and windows, and the Lou Kau Mansion are splendid reminders of how many influences lie layered in Macanese culture and co-exist within the populace.
Try the Bacalhau, tossed in parsley and potatoes or the crumbly Portuguese style Egg Tart; you can never quite have enough! The Monte Fort, the ruins of St Paul's, and Museum of Macau are great sights along the way. Try your luck and experience the grand splendour of The Venetian at night. Every year this is exactly what brings Macau its millions of tourists: the belief that this might be their chance to get lucky. The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel is not just a fantastic casino but has famous gondola rides that let you relive the beauty of yesteryear Venice. The indoor artificial sky above is beautifully speckled with puffy white clouds against a stretch of azure blue and will take your breath away. It is another world, time and place here. To many, being in Macau is like taking refuge from reality. Or as other's simply say, this is where life is one party that never ends.
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Macau Tower, Macau (China)
The Guia Fortress, Macau (China)
Grand Venetian Resort Hotel, Macau
Santo Domingo Church, Macau
Macau-Taipa bridge (China)
A-Ma Cultural Village, Macau (China)
Penha Church, Macau (China)
The bright-festive atmosphere at Macau
A street in Macau (China)
Ponte de Amizade in Macau
On display in a shop in Macau
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| HONG KONG |
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Famous for its space-age cityscape, and warm nature, Hong Kong can overwhelm any visitor: neon lights twinkle on the skyline along with the stars, the air is abuzz with endless sounds; excited chatter, traffic and blaring music. This is essential Hong Kong, where lights, life and legacies somehow find place near each other.
A former British colony, Hong Kong is made up of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories. The outlying islands like Lantanu, Lamma and Cheung Chau are lesser known areas that are pretty recreation spots. Yet, there is much that no one knows about.
Local haunts like Silvermine beach are hidden in a world away from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong city. The nearby Po Lin Monastery, the looming Giant Buddha that sits atop Ngong Ping plateau, Repulse Bay and the stilt houses of Tai O Village are sights that are exceptional. Hop aboard the Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride from Tung Chung, and you will be swept away by the amazing view of the South China Sea, and the lush green that surrounds it. You can enjoy a romantic ride in a Swarovski-studded carriage with your loved one, or book one with a glass bottom if you want to feel like you are flying. Well, whoever said a dash of luxury couldn't work the magic?
Lose yourself in the crowds in reckless abandon without a care. Take in the view from Victoria Peak, the highest mountain in Hong Kong, or feel the buzz as the late evening crowd edges its way into popular bars, and succumb to the glitz and energy of Lan Kwai Fong district. Modern, groovy and stylish, the motto of everyone who heads to Hong Kong is loud and clear - live and let live!
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| PHOTO GALLERY |
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Macau Tower, Macau (China)
The landscape around the Macau Tower has a solitary calm on a full moon night in Macau, China
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