HIGHLIGHTS OF HONG KONG & SINGAPORE 7 DAYS
ITINERARY
Day 1 – Arrive Hong Kong
Arrive this evening in Hong Kong, the ‘City of Lights’. Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred by private Car to the hotel.
Hotel: Harbour Plaza Metropolis Hotel or similar
Day 2 – Hong Kong Sightseeing
Enjoy a half day Hong Kong private tour. Your journey begins with an ascent to Victoria Peak via the Peak Tram, where you’re treated to a sweeping panorama of the city’s unforgettable skyline. Next, venture to Repulse Bay, an elegant district renowned for its picturesque beach and intriguing Fung Shui design, attracting both locals and tourists alike. The tour then takes you to the notable Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, a safe haven during severe weather. It also serves as a home to a distinct community of fishermen, known as the ‘floating population’. As the tour concludes, you’ll board a sampan to navigate the intricate waterways, providing a rare look into the everyday lives of these hardy seafarers. (B)
Day 3 – Hong Kong
Day at leisure. (B)
Day 4 – Depart Hong Kong /Arrive Singapore
You will be transferred to the airport in time for your onward flight to Singapore.
On arrival at Changi Airport you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Rest of the day is at leisure. Room would be available from 1400hrs. (B)
Day 5 – Singapore – Many Faces of Singapore Tour With Bumboat Ride (4hrs)
We start off at The Singapore River – the lifeline of Singapore where our first immigrants eked out a meager living and saw Singapore transform from an obscure little fishing village to a great seaport. At Clarke Quay, we embark on a journey along the Singapore River in a traditional Bumboat.Admire beautifully restored warehouses that now house chic quayside dining and entertainment spots and the contrasting skyscrapers of the Financial District. Then marvel at magnificent colonial buildings and five grand old bridges before circling around the Merlion statue, Singapore’s tourism icon.Step off at Boat Quay to meet Sir Stamford Raffles – the founder of modern Singapore who drew up the Raffles Town Plan in 1822. Using the Singapore River as a natural boundary, functional and ethnic zones were marked out. The North Bank was reserved for government use, the South Bank for finance and commercial use. The Plan also included clear instructions on the layout and design of new buildings, shop-houses and streets, for example the five-foot walkways and right-angled junctionsContinue on to Chinatown – Raffles on realizing the increasing number of Chinese immigrant decided to reserve this whole area for the Chinese community. We walk along these refurbished and renovated shop-houses, along the narrow streets and see teahouses, medicine shops, acupuncturists, and calligraphers practicing their trades as they have for generations.You will have time to browse around the interesting stalls for local souvenirsNext, we proceed to Arab Street – a repository culture for Singapore’s Muslim community, with its focal point being the Sultan Mosque. Here, you will find the biggest concentration of Muslim restaurants and shops selling merchandise from all over the Islamic world. These shops are a riot of color, displaying textiles, antiques, jewelry, artifacts and basket-ware. Textile stores are the most prominent, their walls and doorways draped with vibrant rolls of cloths and batiks.As you step into Little India, be prepared for an assault on the senses! You will be greeted by the strong, heady scent of spices and jasmine garlands, followed by the treasure trove of silverware, brassware, wood-carvings and colorful silk saris, dazzling to behold.Stroll along Little India Arcade, Campbell Lane. A narrow pathway through a cluster of restored shop-houses, filled to the brim with Indian clothing, accessories, incense and a rather good Indian sweet shop.Afternoon at leisure4hrs Nightout at Marina Bay (pick-up at approx. 6.30pm)At Gardens by the Bay, discover exotic plants in the Flower Dome from the 5 continents which are displayed in 9 different gardens.Walk in the Cloud Forest and marvel at the 35-metre tall indoor waterfall, a mysterious world veiled in mist with and be amazed at the unique and fragile plants. Watch the Super Tree Grove come alive with an exhilarating display of light and sound at night! Be amazed with a birds-eye view of the city from the top of Marina Bay Sand’s Skypark – it is a roof like no other, perched 200 metres in the air with observation deck in the clouds.Last stop at Lau Pa Sat Festival Village to sample satays (grilled meats on skewer ) with ketupat (rice cakes) in the only satay street in Singapore. A busy street in the day but as night falls, plastic folding tables and chairs are setup along with the burning charcoal fires.(B)
Day 6 – Singapore – Walk with Our Ancestors Tour (4hrs)</strong
Intrigued by the ancient practice of Feng Shui or geomancy? Discover why it’s still very much alive in cosmopolitan Singapore!Our first stop takes us to a Hakka cemetery. Built in the 1800s, it demonstrates how the ancient Chinese had believed in the importance of giving their ancestors a proper final resting place. It was considered the highest form of filial piety which would affect their destiny and ensure continued blessings for future generations.Moving to bustling Orchard Road, we learn about its Feng Shui related buildings and how the previous Teochew cemetery hill is believed to be the land of seven falling stars. Explore an amazing monastery in Toa Payoh and see the semi-circular pond with Nine Water Dragons sprouting “Shui“ or water to deflect “Sha Qi” or negative energy from the nearby highway.Finally, we stop at Singapore’s most iconic building – Marina Bay Sands. Believed to be the hub of prosperity, its many landmarks have been designed to enhance the vibrancy of the new Marina Bay financial district. From the imposing three towers to the oculus at the promenade, learn how these landmarks have been strategically placed to harness the “Qi” or positive energy from the Marina Bay.(B)
Day 7 – Depart Singapore
You will be transferred in time to the airport for your onward flight. Room will be available till 1200N.
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DATES/PRICING/ACCOMMODATIONS
2024 | ||
Daily Departure | Dbl Occ | Sgl Occ |
Jan 01 - Jan 07 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jan 08 - Jan 14 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jan 15 - Jan 21 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jan 22 - Jan 28 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jan 29 - Feb 04 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Feb 05 - Feb 11 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Feb 12 - Feb 18 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Feb 19 - Feb 25 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Feb 26 - Mar 03 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Mar 04 - Mar 10 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Mar 11 - Mar 17 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Mar 18 - Mar 24 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Mar 25 - Mar 31 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Apr 01 - Apr 07 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Apr 08 - Apr 14 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Apr 15 - Apr 21 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Apr 22 - Apr 28 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Apr 29 - May 05 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
May 06 - May 12 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
May 13 - May 19 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
May 20 - May 26 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
May 27 - Jun 02 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jun 03 - Jun 09 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jun 10 - Jun 16 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jun 17 - Jun 23 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jun 24 - Jun 30 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jul 01 - Jul 07 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jul 08 - Jul 14 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jul 15 - Jul 21 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jul 22 - Jul 28 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Jul 29 - Aug 04 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Aug 05 - Aug 11 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Aug 12 - Aug 18 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Aug 19 - Aug 25 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Aug 26 - Sep 01 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Sep 02 - Sep 08 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Sep 09 - Sep 15 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Sep 16 - Sep 22 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Sep 23 - Sep 29 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Sep 30 - Oct 06 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Oct 07 - Oct 13 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Oct 14 - Oct 20 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Oct 21 - Oct 27 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Oct 28 - Nov 03 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Nov 04 - Nov 10 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Nov 11 - Nov 17 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Nov 18 - Nov 24 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Nov 25 - Dec 01 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
Dec 02 - Dec 08 | CAD 3,970 | CAD 5,715 |
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INCLUSIONS
nclusions & Exclusions
Hong Kong Inclusions:
- Accommodation on sharing basis in choice of hotels
- Daily Breakfast
- Arrival & departure transfers on private basis
- Half day Sightseeing tour of Hong Kong on SIC
- Local English-speaking guides
- Entrance fees to monuments
Singapore Inclusions:
- 3 nights hotel accommodation with breakfast
- Airport / Hotel / Airport transfers (2 Way Transfers on Private Basis with English speaking driver)
- Half Day Singapore City Tour (3.5 hrs) on private basis with English Speaking guide
- 1 Day Pass Admission to Gardens by the Bay (includes 2 admission to 2 Dones) with 2 way private transfers Tiong Bahru & Heritage Mural Hunting on a Vespa Sidecar
- Fullerton Heritage Tour with Hi Tea at the Courtyard and Cocktail at The Lantern
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