Take this tour to visit the world famous "No Man's Land"; experience the daily life of Hong Kong's housewives at the wet market, learn the basic concepts of the mystic Chinese geomancy of Fung Shui and see how popular the "Wish Granting god" is.

Kowloon Walled City Park - The Kowloon Walled City Park occupies one of the most historic sites in the territory. Once strategically located at the north-eastern corner of the Kowloon peninsula, it was used by imperial officials from the Chinese feudal dynasty when Hong Kong ceased to be under the British rule. This was once called the "No Man's Land" because after the Qing Dynasty was overthrown and the Republic of China was founded, neither the Chinese or British government, nor the Hong Kong Colonial office wants to lay their hands on it.

Wong Tai Sin Temple - This unique temple has 3 religions under one roof: Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. Wong Tai Sin is the most popular Taoist god worshipped in Hong Kong and also known as "wish granting god" as many people ask their fortune and have their wishes fulfilled by him by using "chims" and "Buddha's lips" wooden blocks.

Fresh Produce Market - is where Hong Kong housewives do their daily shopping for food. They pick their favourites from stalls selling fresh produce, poultry and fish. Now is the best time of the year to try some of the fresh tropical fruits such as Lychee, Longan or even the strong pungent Durain. Ask the seller and they will recommend some sweet and juicy ones for you.

Price: HKD550 / USD 70 net per person inclusive of entrance fee, transportation & English speaking guides.

Ngong Ping 360 is Hong Kong's 'must-do' excursion. This dynamic new experience combines a spectacular 5.7km cable car journey with an impressive cultural themed village, and easy access to the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, the world's largest, seated, outdoor, bronze Buddha statue.

Take a cable car ride that gives you an astonishing bird-eye view of the extraordinarily uncluttered scenery. Ngong Ping Plateau which is 460 meters above sea level. There are 2 multimedia shows "Walking with Buddha" and "Monkey Tale" staged in the village.

Learn more about how Buddhism is practiced by paying a visit to the Po Lin Monastery which houses the world's tallest outdoor seated bronze Buddha statue. Take a leisure 15 minutes' walk to the Wisdom Path where there are 38 timber poles, carved with the scripts of the Heart Sutra, erected on the hill slope.

Price: HKD800 / USD104 net per person includes entrance fee, lunch, transportation & English speaking guides

Pampering yourself, your feet deserve to be indulged as well. We can arrange relaxing foot reflexology sessions at one of Hong Kong's largest foot reflexology centres. An introduction of the principles of foot reflexology will be given before having an option to have your shoulder muscles relaxed by taking a massage if foot reflexology is not preferred.

After being charged up by the treatment, a pair of parallel streets in Central known as "The Lanes", Li Yuen Street East and Li Yuen Street West is your next stop. This is a riot of stalls hawking everything from inexpensive clothing, watches and costume jewellery to luggage and shoes. The Lanes are ideal for people who are fond of bargain shopping!

Price: HKD550 / USD70 net per person includes transportation, foot reflexology and time for shopping

You'll first cruise Hebe Haven and Port Shelter, peaceful waters for sailing, yachting, scuba diving and squid fishing. Then visit the historic Hung Shing Temple, a UNESCO Heritage Site on Kau Sai Chau. Reboard the boat and sail across the cluster of islands around the most southerly tip of the Sai Kung East Country Park. You'll go ashore at Leung Shuen Wan to enjoy a light snack. This is one of the most important Tin Hau Temple is located. Continue to cruise to see the outlying islands in this area, part of Hong Kong Geopark, which contain unique and diverse geological features, with rugged outlines, steep cliffy coastlines and dramatic volcanic rock columns. The cruise continues to Rocky Disembark Harbour for sea caves and scenic coastlines. A walk along the waterfront promenade at Sai Kung Market Town lined with seafood restaurants on the landside, fishing boats and sampans on the seaside - more hidden treasures await!

Price: HKD900 / USD116 net per person includes entrance fee, BBQ lunch, transportation & English speaking guides