How to get to Boracay from Hong Kong?

1. Hong Kong will take Hong Kong Express to Manila directly. Because it is a low-cost airline, the ticket is very cost-effective. Manila is the capital of the Philippines and the largest transit center in the Philippines. Almost all of the flights are in Manila. 2, Manila to Boracay has two ways, one is directly to Manila flying to Marais Airport (Cadikran), the airport to the pier and then to Boracay about 20-30 minutes, very close, of course, the price is not cheap Occasionally grab the special ticket for Cebu Airways, of course, this is the first choice; second, Manila fly to Kalibo Airport, Kalibo Airport to take the bus to the pier and then to Long Beach for about 2.5 hours, which takes a relatively long time, but the normal price It will be much cheaper and cost-effective. In general, look at your own level of consumption to choose. 3, whether you are Flying Cadillac or Kalibo, you can see the counter of SOUTHWEST (Car-and-Board Transportation Company) when you leave the airport, go directly to them to buy a two-way DOOR TO DOOR ticket, and then provide your hotel's ticket. Give them the address, they will help you arrange all the traffic and the time of the return trip. It is very easy and the price is not expensive. It is definitely the first choice!

How to get to Hong Kong from Wuhan?

Take the T95 train from Wuchang to Shenzhen Luohu. After 10 minutes walk from the train, you can pass the Luohu Port. You can buy a hard sleeper and get a good price.

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Q: How to get to Hong Kong from Zhuhai?

1. You can take the Clippers directly to the Hong Kong terminal at the shore of Zhuhai Jiuzhou Port. 2. You can take the bus from Zhuhai Xiangzhou Terminus to Shenzhen Railway Station and get off at the Luohu Port next to the railway station.

Q: How to get to Hong Kong from Macau?

It is recommended to go to Macau first and then to Hong Kong. Foshan China Travel has a direct train One way: ¥70 yuan / person; Two way: ¥ 125 yuan / person. Note: Children over 1 meter must purchase a full ticket. Driving time: Departure: Foshan CTS 07:15AM, 08:00AM, 14:40PM, 18:10PM Return: Macau Regal Hotel 10:00AM, 13:20PM, 18:40PM, 19:40PM Both terminals in Macau have To the boat at the Haitian Terminal in Hong Kong, the ticket can be purchased at the terminal or purchased at the hotel in Macau. The guest's words are basically no fee. Be sure to show your ticket itinerary and the documents used to book your ticket when you purchase the ticket. The general concierge will advise you to leave about 4 hours in advance. But in fact, the hotel boarded the dock for 40 minutes, and the sailing time was about 1 hour. If the airline you are travelling with has a cooperation with the shipping company, the baggage can be checked directly to the destination at the Macau terminal. If there is no cooperation, it will take 30 minutes to pick up the baggage and return it to the Hong Kong Haitian Terminal. According to my experience, I have to wait in Hong Kong for a long time. But I also encourage you to go early, because I have encountered sudden incidents in which the wind and waves are too large and the ship cannot be close to the port. . . Moreover, the Hong Kong airport is a good place to shop and it is worth a visit. Therefore, I suggest that you take the boat before 5 pm~ [tips] Macau will take a boat to Hong Kong airport for nearly 1 hour. If you encounter a big storm, there may be an unexpected situation where the vessel is temporarily unable to dock. In addition, it is necessary to set aside time for consignment and customs inspection. It is generally recommended that you leave the Macau Ferry Terminal three and a half hours in advance.

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Hong Kong Travel Guide

Known for being a world-class center of business, culture, and trade, Hong Kong is a jewel in the orient with international flairs. Its iconic skyline, dynamic food scene and multicultural influences attract over 65 million tourists each year. For many, Hong Kong is also a starting point for visiting China and the rest of Asia.

Officially the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong is located on the south coast of China, neighboring Guangzhou Province. It is made up of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories (including more than 250 outlying islands). Ranked as the 8th most densely populated city in the world, Hong Kong’s population is made up of mainly Chinese residents. But it is also an international hub of commerce where English and Cantonese are the official languages.

Hong Kong wouldn’t be what it is today without its complex past. Though it has existed for thousands of years, in as little as 100 years, Hong Kong went through dramatic transformations from a fishing community in China to a British colony to an international trade center, and eventually back to being part of China again.

Like its dense population, Hong Kong has also packed in a tremendous amount of attractions. For example, you can visit one of the city's oldest temples, Man Mo Temple; ride on the Peak Tram for a bird’s eye view of Victoria Harbor; or immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of Temple Street Night Market. Beyond the urban hustle and bustle, there’s a serene side to Hong Kong. Chill out on the beach in the Sai Kung East Country Park, enjoy a challenging hike on Lantau island’s many trekking trails, or do a little wildlife spotting in Plover Cove Country Park.

The most common way to reach Hong Kong is by air. The Hong Kong International Airport has connecting flights to all major domestic and international cities. Visitors can easily find transfer options into different parts of HK, such as taxis, Airport Express trains, and buses. Some hotels offer transfer options too, so it is better to check in advance. Getting around town is also simple and convenient. Visitors can easily reach top attractions by using the extensive and affordable MRT, bus and tram systems.

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Hong Kong is truly a world-class city with world-class attractions. It is a shopper’s paradise, a foodie’s dream, and for sightseers, the city offers impressive skyscrapers to ancient temples and everything in between.You simply can’t visit Hong Kong without seeing the spectacular views of Victoria Harbor and the city below from Victoria Peak (or The Peak). Visitors can catch the famous Peak Tram at the tram station near the entrance to Hong Kong Park by the Murray building. Beware that queuing times at the ticket office can often reach an hour or so. Try to come during not-busy hours if possible, such as in the morning before 10 am. Once you’re on top of the Peak, enjoy the breathtaking views from the observation deck. Visitors will also find the Peak Tower, Peak Galleria, and many shops and restaurants.When in Kowloon, marvel at the iconic Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong skyline. Head to the Kowloon waterfront, visitors have the option to take the famous Star Ferry across to Hong Kong Island, stroll along the Avenue of Stars, or visit historic buildings like the Clock Tower and 1881 Heritage. Remember to return in the evening, as the promenade is a prime spot to watch the Symphony of Lights, which takes place every night at 8 pm, and lasts around 15 minutes.Hong Kong is also a world of fun and adventure for the whole family. Kids of all ages will love a trip to the magic kingdom – Hong Kong Disneyland, on Lantau Island. The Disney magic starts the moment you step off the MTR (Sunny Bay Station) when you switch to the Mickey-themed train (Disneyland Resort Line). The park has seven main areas, including Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch, and Mystic Point. There’s so much to do and see, 2-Day Pass is a very popular choice.

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1. How to get to Hong Kong | Hong Kong International AirportFor visitors flying in, Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) on the island of Chek Lap Kok is where you’ll land. It is about 35 kilometers (22 miles) from the city center of Hong Kong. This airport is a major hub for passengers from all over the world and it is the base for Cathay Pacific, Cathay Dragon, Hong Kong Airlines, and Hong Kong Express. The airport provides top-quality facilities including airline lounges, children's play area, courtesy showers, banking services, smoking lounges, and several restaurants and shopping options. The airport has signage that will point you to all transfer options. Also available are information kiosks, which can assist if necessary.Visitors to Hong Kong can travel by various means of transportation from the airport to the city center, such as taxis, buses and trains, and limo services. While hassle-free, the airport taxis can be confusing as there are 3 types of taxis for different regions - Urban taxis (red), New Territories taxis (green), and Lantau taxis (blue). The ride from the airport to the city center will vary by destination and traffic conditions, but typically it costs HK$280-300 to Causeway Bay, about HK$225 to Mong Kok, and HK$250 to Tsim Sha Tsui.Trains (the Airport Express) are the quickest mode of transport. The 35 km (22 miles) journey takes about 24 minutes. The train tickets will cost you HK$100 to Kowloon station and HK$115 to Hong Kong station. Tickets can be purchased at any Airport Express Customer Service Centre or made by online purchase. The next one is a bus ride which is also the cheapest option. It will take about 45 minutes to Central, and only 30 minutes to Kowloon.2. Hong Kong Transportation: trains, ferries, tram, MTRHong Kong is a large metropolitan city with one of the best public transport systems in the world. Whether it’s by MRT, bus, tram or ferry, it can satisfy all the needs of visiting tourists. First things first, for anyone planning to use public transit, an Octopus card is an essential purchase. This top-up card allows you to travel cash-free and can be easily purchased at convenience stores.MTR (Mass Transit Railway) is the most popular mode of transport in HK. With its 10 lines and over 160 stations, the MRT covers all major districts in the territory, including stops at the boundary with Mainland China. The sign for the MTR is a red circle with a Chinese symbol. Fare starts from HK$3.5 and depends on the final route. If using Octopus Card, you can enjoy a discounted fare. Tourists can also opt for MTR Day Pass, Child Day Pass, Cross-boundary Travel Pass, and Airport Express Travel Pass.There is an extensive bus system in Hong Kong with over 700 routes. For tourists, it is particularly useful for traveling to the southern side of Hong Kong Island (Ocean Park, Repulse Bay, and Stanley Market), because the MTR covers only the northern side. Tickets are paid by cash or Octopus Card when you get on the bus. Fares can range from HK$8-80. Alternatively, tourists can choose the Hop on Hop Off sightseeing bus to explore the city. There are 3 day routes and 1 night route, each with pre-recorded commentary in English and several other languages.Why not take a ride on the symbol of Hong Kong? The century-old Star Ferry is still one of the most scenic ways to transport people between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Two routes are operated between Wanchai and Tsim Sha Tsui, and Tsim Sha Tsui and Central. Fares starting at HK$2 one way.

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Hong Kong has a monsoon-influenced subtropical climate which means it is warm and humid all year round, but its coastal location means the weather can be changeable, including sudden thunderstorms and possible typhoons (late-May to mid-September). The coldest months are December to February, when the temperature may fall to 10 °C (50 °F). Summer is long, hot, and rainy, with temperatures averaging between 26-32 °C (79-90 °F). On top of that, visitors can expect frequent showers as it is also the rainy season. Weather in Spring is often pleasant but changeable, so it is considered Shoulder Season with fewer crowds. So the most recommended time to visit Hong Kong is from October to early December.Though Hong Kong is an all-year destination, the Peak Season for tourism is October-December, as well as Chinese New Year (late January or early February). There are many religious festivals and events (trade fairs) in the city, so crowds will increase dramatically. If high humidity doesn’t bother you, the cheapest time to visit Hong Kong is in May and June. This is the best time to look for deals on flights and hotels. Conversely, in the peak months of September to December, flights and accommodations are at their most expensive.

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Cantonese, Mandarin

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October - April

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Police, Fire, Ambulance：999