Highlight 1: Visit representative attractions in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, and experience the charm of the two cities firsthand.
Highlight 2: Immerse yourself in the magnificent scenery of Taiping Mountain and experience the charming charm of Shallow Bay.
Highlight three: Experience the diverse urban charm of the fusion of new and old cultures.

After four days of in-depth exploration, we have carefully arranged the most representative attractions in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, allowing you to experience the vibrant urban charm of these two cities in China firsthand. During your journey in Hong Kong, you will immerse yourself in the magnificent scenery of Tai Ping Shan, experience the charming charm of Repulse Bay, experience the unique atmosphere of Stanley Market, and taste the authentic cuisine of Aberdeen Fishing Village. In addition, you will also visit South Pak Kong and Hollywood Road to gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's colonial influence and experience the unique charm of the city's blend of old and new. Whether day or night, Hong Kong is full of endless surprises and vitality.

Subsequently, you will take the high-speed rail to Guangzhou, a city with a distinct style from Hong Kong. In Guangzhou, you will have the opportunity to visit a series of landmark buildings with profound spiritual and political significance, including the Mausoleum of the King of South Vietnam, the Sun Yat sen Memorial Hall, and the Chen Family Ancestral Hall. At the end of the day's exploration, you can also stroll around Lizhiwan and Shamian Island near the the Pearl River, enjoy the European style buildings there, and feel the multicultural atmosphere of the city.

Finally, we will return to Hong Kong and arrange for you to spend the last night of this journey. We hope this trip will leave you with unforgettable memories.

Daily itinerary

Day 1: Arriving in Hong Kong

Your tour guide will hold a welcome sign and wait at the airport before taking you to the hotel you have booked. You will go to the hotel together to check in and enjoy the scenery and sound of this international metropolis, which is completely different from other parts of China, on the way. Rest, relax, or explore tomorrow's complete itinerary during the remaining time of the day. Please remember to consult your tour guide for advice on local attractions and dining options.

If necessary, they will be able to provide assistance and even assist with ordering.

Meal included: None

Note: Enjoy your first night in Hong Kong to the fullest, one of the many highlights of Hong Kong's night time, including strolling through the Temple Street night market, experiencing Hong Kong nightlife in Lan Kwai Fong, bird's-eye view of Hong Kong at night, visiting Tai Ping Peak, or having the opportunity to watch the colorful Ode to the River at Victoria Harbour. If there is an additional charge, we can arrange reservations for these activities, or any other activities you would like to experience during our trip.

Overnight in Hong Kong

Free time suggestions: You are welcome to ask your tour guide for some useful free time suggestions based on your time and interests.

Day 2: Hong Kong City Tour

When you pick you up from the hotel and head to the top of Taiping Mountain, today's exploration begins. Here, you will take the mountaintop cable car up the mountain and climb the stunning skyscraper 428. Taiping Peak is usually considered the highest point in Hong Kong, where tourists can enjoy the wonderful panoramic view of the entire city. Capture incredible photographic memories here.

Head to Repulse Bay, a typical Hong Kong beach now renowned for its stunning real estate prices - known as the most expensive property in Hong Kong. After immersing yourself in the atmosphere of the bay, you will head to Stanley Market, a typical street market in Hong Kong. This place is famous for collecting typical Chinese antiques, collectibles, and souvenirs, and you will have the opportunity to purchase one or two without bargaining. After the morning event, you will have the opportunity to taste the best seafood in Hong Kong at Aberdeen Fishing Village.

Short stop and enjoy your chosen lunch, then what Hong Kong must do - take a sampan and experience the life of Aberdeen. From here, you will travel to the western end of Hong Kong Island to explore South Pak Kong. Nam Pak Hong (meaning "North South vendors") is considered one of the oldest neighborhoods in Hong Kong and is a local organization. Understand the hardworking and community conscious traders and merchants who founded businesses and nurtured communities in the Upper Ring. As an import and export trade center between China and Southeast Asia and other regions, the surrounding streets are designated as Nanbaixing Street rather than a separate name. You will have the opportunity to stroll through this still prosperous area established for the local Chinese during the British colonial period. The legacy of wholesale trade and commerce has continued to this day and remains the main center for the wholesale of dried seafood and traditional Chinese medicine in Hong Kong.

Go to Hollywood Road, which was one of the first streets built by British Royal Engineers. Understand its importance as an antique market frequently visited by foreign merchants and sailors, who sell the goods they "collected" during their travels in China. You may even choose one or two of your own. If you want to change the rhythm, you can take some time to reflect on the Wenwu Temple, which is one of the earliest Chinese temples in Hong Kong. Surrounded by countless towering modern skyscrapers, you can't help but feel the perfect balance between history and modernity here.

On the way, pass by Queen's Square in Central District, board the iconic Star Ferry, and enjoy Victoria Harbour. Queen's Square is the heart of Hong Kong's International Banking Centre and a testament to its status as a financial center. The round trip of Tianxing Ferry only takes seven minutes, so please prepare your camera. Landing at the seaside garden in Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoy the magnificent skyline of Hong Kong.

The meal includes: breakfast

Day 3: Hong Kong Guangzhou Hong Kong

After breakfast in the morning, you will head to West Kowloon Railway Station in Hong Kong and take the high-speed rail to Guangzhou. After arriving in Guangzhou, your tour guide will meet with you and begin your tour, visiting the Mausoleum of the King of South Vietnam. The museum features the tomb of the King of South Vietnam and exhibits unearthed cultural relics from various parts of southern China.

Continue to visit the nearby Sun Yat sen Memorial Hall, which is an octagonal palace style building built in the 1930s to commemorate this great revolutionary. This hall is a landmark building in Guangzhou, with a statue of its grandson inside. The octagonal main building is located on a vast field with towering ancient trees and beautiful gardens. Continuing to visit the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, you will gain a deeper understanding of the Chinese people's respect for their families and ancestors in this culturally significant complex of large temple buildings.

Continue exploring Litchi Bay and its surrounding areas, admire the waterways, numerous lychee trees, and traditional Chinese architecture here. Here, you will experience the peaceful rhythm of Guangzhou and then appreciate Cantonese opera, which is considered the true essence of Lingnan (or Cantonese) culture.

The last stop of the day was Shamian Island near the the Pearl River. Enjoy the main attraction here - the European style architecture on the tree lined streets. This is the favorite place for locals and tourists, and also the perfect place to stroll and enjoy traditional Chinese tea.

Relax on the train back to Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong tour guide will welcome you and escort you back to the hotel.

Overnight in Beijing

Three meals include: breakfast

The fourth day: Check out and deliver to the airport/next destination

Get up early and make the most of the morning time, then head to the airport to the next destination.

Meal included: Breakfast

Attention: Looking for more adventures? We can provide assistance!

Including:
License: Xizang tourism license application and mailing service in China
Tickets: Tickets for listed attractions and activities, vehicle fees for Mount Everest environment
Accommodation: Breakfast is provided throughout the entire stay at both star rated and local hotels
Transportation: Riding a comfortable tourist bus, the driver's service is thoughtful and reliable
Tour guide: Excellent Tibetan English tour guide
Meals: Farm Lunch, Welcome Dinner, Farewell Dinner
Insurance: Travel accident insurance and altitude sickness insurance
Safety: Airborne medical oxygen supply, suitable for travel in high-altitude areas
Gift: Exquisite Tibetan gifts and tourist maps
There are shuttle services between the airport/train station and Lhasa city

Excluding:
International and domestic transportation to and from Xizang
Single room price difference for single travelers who need a single room
Part of the meal expenses are not included in the itinerary (tour guides will assist in arranging and recommending meal expenses; you will be responsible for the expenses)

Terms and Conditions:
The above prices are for private double/double room tours during the off-season. The price may vary depending on the travel date, number of group members, hotel level, itinerary items, and possible exchange rate fluctuations