Asia Tours from Hong Kong

What our customers ask about Asia Tours from Hong Kong

• What are the most popular attractions to visit during the first days of tours starting in Hong Kong?

  The first days of Hong Kong tours focus on key sights that showcase the city's blend of modern and traditional elements. Visitors head to Victoria Peak for city views explore the Avenue of Stars near Victoria Harbor and walk through the busy Central district. A typical tour takes guests to the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island using the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. According to TourRadar travelers "the magnificent view from Victoria Peak and the bustling streets with traditional Chinese stores next to modern cafés create an unforgettable first impression." Most visitors stay at mid-range properties like The Tuve Hong Kong or The Henry Hotel which offer convenient access to these main attractions.

• What's the typical duration of Hong Kong city tours before continuing to other Asian destinations?

  Hong Kong tours generally dedicate 3-5 days to exploring the city before moving on to other Asian locations. The Hong Kong & Vietnam tour includes 4 nights in the city while the Hong Kong & Bali route sets aside 5 days for local exploration. As one TourRadar traveler noted "spending 4 days in Hong Kong was perfect to see both the urban highlights and venture to outlying islands." Hotels like the Tuve Hong Kong or Four Points properties serve as bases during this period offering central locations for easy city access.

• What are the best day trips available from Hong Kong at the start of tours?

  Day trips from Hong Kong center around natural and cultural destinations outside the main city. Visitors can explore Lantau Island and its Tian Tan Buddha take hiking paths in the New Territories or join boat excursions to nearby islands. A TourRadar traveler noted "the Lantau Island excursion with the Ngong Ping cable car and giant Buddha was a perfect contrast to the city's hustle." Most tours use hotels like The Tuve Hong Kong or Four Points as starting points providing good connections to public transit and tour meeting locations.

• What is the recommended budget for additional activities during the Hong Kong portion of tours?

  Extra activities in Hong Kong typically require 50-100 USD per day beyond included tour features. A TourRadar traveler noted "setting aside 75 USD daily covered entrance fees to Victoria Peak (12 USD) the Ngong Ping cable car (25 USD) plus additional food and local transport costs." While tours cover stays at properties like The Tuve Hong Kong or The Henry Hotel extras such as food tours or evening harbor cruises need separate budgeting.

• How do most tours handle the first evening arrival in Hong Kong?

  Tours typically organize airport transfers to hotels like The Tuve Hong Kong or The Henry Hotel then allow guests time to explore nearby. As one TourRadar traveler shared "after checking in we had time to visit the nearby Temple Street Night Market and enjoy the Symphony of Lights show at Victoria Harbor." Tour operators often recommend getting an Octopus Card at the airport which helps with public transportation during the initial evening and following days.

• What shopping opportunities are available near common tour starting points in Hong Kong?

  Shopping areas near tour hotels range from street markets to high-end retail centers. Visitors can reach the markets of Mong Kok luxury shopping in Central and traditional markets in Kowloon. A TourRadar traveler noted "staying near The Tuve Hong Kong gave us easy access to both high-end shopping in Central and traditional markets like Ladies Market." Most tours schedule free time for shopping at spots like Temple Street Night Market and the independent shops along Hollywood Road.