Day 1 : Arrive in Hongkong and City Tour Of Hong Kong By Night - After your arrival in Hongkong,our representative will pick you for hotel transfer. Kick off your Hong Kong tour as night falls with a visit to the Temple Street Night Market, where fortune tellers, street musicians, and souvenir sellers beckon. Once upon a time (before TV and internet), going to the markets after dinner was a popular Hong Kong evening pastime; the Temple Street Night Market is the only market left from those days, and is worth a visit not only for its arts and crafts and tech gadgets, but also for a bit of Hong Kong cultural nostalgia. Next up, take a break from the market crowds with a trip to the park. Actually, make that a couple of parks, and yes, they�re even better at night. You�ll visit a local park that�s popular among the neighbourhood�s Nepalese and South Asian communities, then venture into the biggest park on the Kowloon peninsula. Get a taste of tranquility and serenity amid the lights and sound of the city (but beware the flamingos). After that, you�ll head to a secret lookout where you�ll get a spectacular view of the Hong Kong skyline. You�ll learn about the development of the city, including the still-under-construction West Kowloon Cultural District and the high-speed railway to mainland China. After you take in the view, your Hong Kong tour will head to a dizzying street where major fashion brands claim the strip in multimillion-dollar flagship stores. (And if there�s a new handbag on the market, maybe you�ll join the throngs of people who queue up to buy the trends?) Then, keep the luxe theme going with a visit to two Hong Kong legends: the Peninsula Hotel (bit of trivia for you: the Peninsula secured its fleet of Rolls Royce Phantoms with the largest order ever made in the history of Rolls Royce) and Chung King Mansion, which was named the �Best Example of Globalization in Action� by Time magazine and has been dubbed the �most globalized building in the world�. Finish your Hong Kong tour up with a stroll along the Kowloon waterfront to enjoy some sea breeze and check out the Avenue of Stars (Hong Kong�s version of Hollywood�s Walk of Fame) and the city�s cultural quarter. And if you don�t want your night to end yet, ask your guide to recommend the best skyline bar in town, or take a ride across the harbour to Hong Kong Island. The night�s still young � trust us.

Day 2 : Disneyland Full Day Tour - After breakfast, Let your dreams come true at the most magical place on earth! The gates of Hong Kong Disneyland are open to reveal a whole new world of family entertainment and bring Disney love to everyone! Leave the real world behind as you enter one of the happiest places that exist! Discover all 5 legendary lands - Main Street, U.S.A., Fantasyland, Adventureland and Tomorrowland. Enjoy the thrill of the biggest attractions like Hyperspace Mountain, zoom through space on a fast paced, sharp drop rollercoaster. For the younger family members, there are enchanting rides such as The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, jump inside the honey pot and allow the story to unravel right before your eyes. There is no better way to spend time with the ones you love, than is this surreal bubble where anything is possible.

Day 3 : Full Day Lantau Island Trip Including Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car, Giant Buddha - After breakfast, On the island, you can get back to nature and experience local life by exploring Tai O, a quaint fishing village dotted with traditional houses on stilts. Home to the Tanka people, a community of fisher folk that have been there for generations, Tai O's stilt houses form a network of interconnected habitations that effectively float on the water. Later, come face to face with the glistening spectacle of Tian Tan Buddha, also appropriately known as Big Buddha, which is the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha statue at the Po Lin Monastery. At 34 metres high, it is a formidable, beautiful and breathtaking site. It famously symbolises the harmonious balance between humans, nature and religion, and is a major centre for Buddhism in Hong Kong. Its home, the Po Lin Monastery, was originally founded by three monks and contains three more bronze Buddha statues, representing the past, present and future. At the monastery you can also enjoy a tasty vegetarian meal, wind down, relax and reflect on your fun-filled excursion.

Day 4 : Hongkong Departure - After breakfast, checkout from hotel and transfer to Airport.