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Hong Kong, also known as the “Pearl of the Orient”, covers Hong Kong Island, Lantau Island, the Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories. This vibrant city has diverse array of family-friendly attractions and its world class them parks. It is a great destination for travellers of all ages. Explore our new tour itinerary for Hong Kong tour, Hong Kong Disneyland package, Hong Kong + Macau tour, Hong Kong + Lantau tour, Hong Kong + Lamma tour, Hong Kong + Shenzhen tour, Hong Kong + Zhuhai tour and more! With so many amazing and interesting places to visit on this island, enquire with us and book a Hong Kong tour package travel on new itinerary to visit the new sights in Hong Kong and beyond.

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Discover these two countries, some of the best Attractions in Asia: Singapore and Hong Kong !. Start in Singapore City (city-state located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, and one of the busiest in the world, known for its clean streets and its modern and tall buildings). Up next, fly to Hong Kong City (known as the place where the East meets the West. A glamorous city and a top choice for luxury shopping and a hub for international trade and investment). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Singapore is a small, diamond-shaped island country in Southeast Asia. With humble origins as a fishing village, Singapore has transformed itself into a dynamic, cutting edge city while still maintaining its historical and cultural charm. Singapore, having just celebrated 50 years of independence, is a young, vibrant country that has become a global economic powerhouse and a top destination for Americans traveling to Asia. Singapore's exotic landscapes contrast beautifully with stunning new sky-scrapers, ethnically diverse neighborhoods, a harmonious blend of cultures, verdant greenery throughout the island, and a mouth-watering food scene that leaves nothing to be desired.

Hong Kong , spread out across an area less than half the size of Rhode Island, is one of the world`s most cosmpolitan, glittering, and exciting cities. British colonial influence and Chinese cultural influence come together to bring you one of the most unique and awe-inducing cities you will find in Asia. You can be in the heart of the city one minute and in less than an hour you can take a train and a cable car and be surrounded by lush greenery; this is but one thing that Hong Kong can deliver that many other city-states of similar size cannot.

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Singapore Is an island city state and the gateway to Southeast Asia, it lies a degree north of the equator and is sometimes referred to as the Lion City or the Little Red Dot. The city has become a crossroads of dynamic cultures, filled with history and spectacular temples. The food capital of Southeast Asia bursting with flavorful food options everywhere you look. Featuring breathtaking scenery and an iconic skyline filled with skyscrapers and impressive attractions, along with its own man-made island – Sentosa! Shopping, Adventure, lush green landscapes and a vibrant nightlife make Singapore a great destination. Explore the Merlion Park, Raffles Statue, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Clarke Quay, an Gardens By the Bay, Hawker Food Centers, Little India, Chinatown, The National Gallery, Singapore Botanic Gardens and so much more!

Hong Kong is an impressive modern city boasting a stunning skyline studded with skyscrapers and mountains as the backdrop. The city`s waterways, islands and bay`s provide visitors with plenty of adventures on land and water including ferry rides, beaches, theme parks, temples, parks, and peaks. A city filled with so much history and culture hidden down every little alleyway and up every green hilly mountain. Discover what Hong Kong has to offer with Michelin-starred menu`s, traditional street markets and exclusive shopping. Explore the Victoria Peak, Lantau Island and Peak, Victoria Harbour, Ngong Ping 360, Po Lin Monastery, Man Mo Temple, Finance Centre, Ten Thousand Buddha`s Monastery, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Botanical Gardens, Statue Square, The Cenotaph, Old Supreme Court Building and so much more!

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Admire the iconic views over Victoria Harbour

Against the backdrop of the dazzling city skyline, there’s a constant flow of activity in Victoria Harbour: from ferries and cruise ships to the colorful sampans, dotted between barges and freighters. Walk along the water’s edge to admire one of the most iconic skylines in the world, and don’t miss the spectacular Symphony of Lights that illuminates the cityscape every night.

Venture to Stanley Market

Get a taste of traditional open-air markets in the little seaside village of Stanley. Situated on the south coast of the island, the sea breeze brings about a more relaxed atmosphere than the grimy street markets. Still an iconic marketplace, Stanley Market is the perfect place to find authentic Chinese embroidery and calligraphy.

Visit the Aberdeen Fishing Village

Here, you’ll find tradition mingled with modernity down by the water. Sampans and Chinese junks, where the traditional boat-dwelling Tanka people still live, are juxtaposed against the million-dollar yachts moored by high-rise buildings. Take a sampan ride around the picturesque Aberdeen fishing village to visit the famous floating restaurants and seafood markets.

Try local seafood at the Goldfish Market

The Goldfish markets are a fascinating scene. Shops brimming with tanks of tropical fish and thousands of goldfish bags hang from outdoor stands. Get the full experience with a guided tour of the Kowloon market places where you can sample tasty seafood along the way.

Take a ride on the Ngong Ping cable car

Experience the sights of Hong Kong from above the hustle and bustle of it all in the panoramic Knong Ping cable car. Take the 20-minute ride up and away from downtown Tung Chung to the tranquil Ngong Ping Plateau, and enjoy the stunning 360-degree mountain views.

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You’ll never be short of things to do in this fantastic city. From its bustling harborfront to its quiet mountain plateaus, we’ll show you all the excitement that Hong Kong has to offer.

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Po Lin Monastery

Wander through the Lo Pin Monastery, a sanctuary of prayer and birdsong located on the peaceful Lantau Island. Originally founded by three Buddhist monks, what was once a humble stone hut and thatched chamber has dramatically evolved into a world-renowned monastery. Imbued with Buddhist symbolism, philosophy and architecture, it is a Hong Kong must.

A-Ma Temple

Constructed in 1844 to honor the sea goddess Mazu, the hillside A-Ma temple offers a glimpse into the island’s past as a small Chinese fishing village. As you climb the steps to the temple gates, guarded by giant lions known as the “Foo Dogs”, you’ll find yourself immersed in a world of bright color and incense smoke, burning from the daily offerings.

Hong Kong Museum of History

The Hong Kong Museum takes you through an astonishing 400 years of history. The building itself is a testament to traditional Chinese architecture, siheyuan, and inside the exhibitions cover everything from the Opium wars to Japanese occupation and local folk culture. For the Bruce Lee fans, there’s an entire gallery dedicated to the martial arts legend.

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Underneath the cosmopolitan shimmer of skyscrapers and modern architecture, Hong Kong is a city steeped in history and heritage. Our Hong Kong guided tours will take you to extraordinary museums and monasteries to discover its traditional roots and Chinese antiquity.

Cantonese for “touch your heart”, dim sum is as much about community as it is pork buns. Classically shared at breakfast and lunchtimes between families, friends and colleagues, the exhaustive menu offers over 2000 tiny bites served from piping hot bamboo baskets. No Hong Kong trip is complete without this quintessential dining experience!

Char Siu is unofficially considered the national dish. On almost every corner, you can find a hole-in-the-wall eatery with this delectable dish on the menu. It’s a simple preparation of sticky barbequed pork, cooked over an open fire and served on a bed of rice with a dark salty-sweet sauce.

After a long day of walking, nothing fills the belly quite like a hot pot of sizzling chicken soup. It’s a historic Chinese dish with a Hong Kongese 2-step version: first, a hot pot of stir-fried chicken, then a burning broth with fresh veggies and herbs tossed in. Make sure you get extra crispy soy rolls to soak up all the flavors.

Best food in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a food haven, from smoking street food and downtown eateries to Michelin star restaurants with world-class views. Amongst the hot pot of eastern and western flavors, we’ll share the local specialities you cannot miss.

What to pack for Hong Kong

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and refillable toiletry bottles.

Hong Kong offers many unique photo opportunities. Take a good camera to capture the iconic city skyline and the busy life in the market places.

A phrasebook

While most local people speak excellent English, it’s always nice to learn a little of their language. Take a phrasebook (or download an app) and try your hand at a bit of Cantonese for simple things like ordering food.

A rain jacket

Hong Kong is notorious for its rain, no matter the time of year. Always be prepared with a rain jacket in your backpack so you can keep exploring the city, even in the wet.

Dress shirts

With plenty of high-end restaurants on offer, you might want to pack a fancy dress shirt, so you fit in during a classy night out on the town.

Good walking shoes

The transport can be a little expensive in Hong Kong, so save some HK and explore the city by the sidewalk. Good walking shoes will also come in handy for all those temple steps, and mountain walks on your Hong Kong tour package.

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Singapore is proud of its heritage, with countless ornate Chinese, Hindu and Buddhist temples. Due to its melting-pot of cultures, Singapore is best known for its Chinese, Indian and Malay-inspired food; these are best enjoyed at hawker centres and traditional street markets scattered all over the city. For a more luxurious experience the lavish colonial-inspired Raffles Hotel serves authentic Singapore Slings at the Long Bar. Singapore is a shopaholic’s nirvana, from the flagship designer boutiques on the famous Orchard Road to the colourful street markets in Chinatown.

No trip to Singapore is complete without a visit to the dazzling Botanic Gardens which include the exotic National Orchid Garden. In Gardens by the Bay walk along suspended walkways between huge tree-shaped vertical gardens and see the world’s tallest indoor waterfall at the Cloud Forest. The mythical Merlion statue is half lion, half fish and is a must-see when visiting the city. The Singapore Flyer observation wheel offers stunning panoramic views over the city and overlooks the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix circuit.

Hong Kong’s heritage and culture is like no other in the world, with tradition standing side by side with modernity. The floating community of Aberdeen with its old-fashioned sampan boats contrasts with the towering skyscrapers that line the harbour. On Lantau Island the Po Lin Monastery is the hub of Buddhism in Hong Kong and is home to an enormous seated bronze Buddha.

Shop to your heart’s content with speciality shops selling Chinese silks, tea and herbal medicine, glamorous high-tech malls and traditional street markets with stalls laden with trinkets. One of the world’s top culinary destinations, Hong Kong’s cuisine is constantly evolving, from traditional Cantonese fare to intricate fusion dishes.

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In Aberdeen modern skyscrapers overlook rows of traditional junks, sampans and house boats where fishermen and their families still live. Aberdeen Harbour is where the British first set foot on Hong Kong, when Aberdeen was the heart of the incense trade, and today it is a busy harbour home to the boat-dwelling Tanka people. Aberdeen is also famous for its floating seafood restaurants serving traditional Chinese and modern fusion dishes, including one of the world’s largest floating restaurants.

Victoria Peak is the highest point on Hong Kong Island and can be reached by the Peak Tram, one of the world’s oldest and most famous funicular railways. Enjoy 360-degree views of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers and Victoria harbour from The Peak Tower and the viewing platform at Sky Terrace 428, or there is a charming lookout at the Lions View Point Pavilion with a lovely Chinese pagoda and gate. At night time the views are just as spectacular with the skyscrapers all lit up and amazing light shows to enjoy.

Singapore’s Sentosa Island has transformed into an exciting resort, best known for its tropical beaches and exhilarating attractions. Adventure lovers will enjoy flying high over the island on southeast Asia’s steepest zip wire, or a thrilling day out at Universal Studios. For a more relaxed experience there is Singapore Butterfly & Insect Kingdom, and one of the largest collections of aquatic animals in the world at SEA Aquarium. Along the southern coast of Sentosa Island several soft sandy beaches offer a tranquil getaway.

Stanley Market is one of the most popular open-air markets in Hong Kong. The magical maze of winding lanes is home to an array of little shops selling silk garments, ornaments, Chinese costume jewellery and souvenirs. Restaurants throughout the market offer authentic Hong Kong delicacies. Close to the market is historic Murray House, a restored colonial building set on the waterfront that houses the Hong Kong Maritime Museum.

Lantau Island is almost as twice the size of Hong Kong Island and comprises mainly natural parkland with superb beaches. The remote Po Lin Monastery is one of Hong Kong’s most important Buddhist sanctuaries and sits opposite the magnificent Tian Tian Buddha statue. In the ancient Tai O fishing village the Tanka community have built their houses on wooden stilts over the water for generations.

Once home to Singapore’s Chinese immigrant population, today Chinatown is home to historic temples, colourful Peranakan shop-houses and some of the country’s oldest places of worship. Culture lovers should visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, the iconic Jamae Mosque and the Hindu Sri Mariamman Temple which was built in 1827. The Chinatown Complex Food Centre is a great place to try local dishes with over 200 stalls serving everything from chilli crab and laksa noodles to the popular dessert ice kachang.

A peaceful sanctuary in the heart of the city. the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens are a haven of tropical greenery. Its Bonsai Garden is filled with miniature trees, the Healing Garden is full of medicinal plants and the rare primeval rainforest is home to over 300 species of Singapore’s spectacular flora. The National Orchid Garden boasts the world’s largest orchid display, with over 60,000 plants and orchids, including Singapore’s national flower, the Miss Joaquim orchid.

Gardens by the Bay is a colourful futuristic park dominated by the iconic Supertrees which offer an impressive skywalk over the gardens. Covered in plants and flowers, these vertical gardens come alive at night with a mesmerising light and sound show. Exotic plants from all over the world are showcased in the Flower Dome, whilst in the mysterious Cloud Forest admire the 35 metre tall indoor waterfall. Several artworks grace the grounds including the extraorindary sculpture Planet which seems to float above the lawn.

Orchard Rd was once lined with fruit orchards, nutmeg plantations and pepper farms, and today it is world-famous as a glamorous shopping destination. The wide avenue is lined with cutting-edge megamalls and flagship designer boutiques. ION Orchard is a stylish architectural wonder made of glass, steel and marble whilst Tangs, established in 1932, was Singapore’s first department store; its distinctive Chinese-designed exterior houses a modern Asian lifestyle store popular with international visitors.

Singapore’s steamy Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is a 163-hectare area of primary rainforest rich in tropical foliage. Its forest canopy shelters some of Singapore’s native wildlife including long-tailed macaques, pythons and monitor lizards. The visitor centre explores the ecology and biodiversity of the reserve with interactive exhibitions as well as a display of two Sumatran tiger replicas, a tribute to the majestic creatures that once roamed the reserve.

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LATEST ENTRY REQUIREMENTS TO HONG KONG

The Hong Kong authorities  announced   on 03 February 2023 that  with effect from 06 February 2023, non-Hong Kong residents coming to Hong Kong from overseas places need not be fully vaccinated.  The latest pre-departure requirements are as follows:

a) Except those aged three and below on the day of arrival at Hong Kong, rapid Antigen Test (RAT) conducted within 24 hours or PCR-based nucleic acid test conducted within 48 hours prior to the scheduled time of departure (for arrivals via the airport) or before arrival at Hong Kong (for arrivals via other boundary control points), and obtain a negative result; and

b) Retain the photo showing the RAT result or the PCR test report for 90 days.   

The Hong Kong Government recommends all inbound persons to undergo daily RATs using self-arranged RAT kits from the day of arrival (i.e. Day 0) until Day 5 after arrival at Hong Kong. Travellers may voluntarily report their RAT results and health status via the  Electronic COVID-19 Monitoring & Surveillance System (eCMSS) .

What happens when you test positive for COVID-19 in Hong Kong?

For persons tested positive after arrival at Hong Kong, please refer to the  webpage on Points to Note for Persons who Tested Positive .

Any inbound traveller to Hong Kong who fails to comply with the requirement to provide information, or knowingly or recklessly provides any information that is false or misleading in a material particular, he or she is liable on conviction to the maximum penalty of a fine at level 3 (HKD 10,000) and imprisonment for 6 months.

See  https://www.coronavirus.gov. hk/eng/inbound-travel.html  for information and FAQs pertaining to travelling to Hong Kong. 

24-hour telephone hotline for inbound travellers: +852 2125 1999

TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS IMPOSED IN MACAO

With effect from  6 February 2023 , travellers aged 4 and above  entering Macao   from   mainland China, Hong Kong or Taiwan regions,  or  entering Hong Kong from Macao  will not need to present any proof of COVID-19 testing.  Travellers must take the manual inspection channels and are not allowed to take the vehicle channels (except the driver) when leaving Macao via the Zhuhai-Macao ports, Macao International Airport or ferry terminals for the first time within 7 days from the second day after their date of entry.

Travellers entering Macao  from   other foreign places  will have to present a negative proof of antigen or nucleic acid test (can be self-administered or by professional swab sampling) for COVID-19 conducted within 48 hours prior to entering Macao. 

For the latest information on Macao’s latest entry requirements, please refer to:  https://www.ssm.gov.mo/apps1/ preventcovid-19/en.aspx# clg17458 . 

TRAVELLING TO SINGAPORE FROM HONG KONG AND MACAO

From  13 February 2023 , the following changes were implemented:

a)  All non-fully vaccinated travellers entering Singapore will no longer be required to produce a negative Pre-Departure Test; and

b) Non-fully vaccinated Short Term Visitors (STVs) will no longer be required to purchase COVID-19 travel insurance.

All travellers entering Singapore via air or sea (including Singapore residents), and STVs entering via land, must continue to submit an electronic health declaration via the  SG Arrival Card e-Service  within 3 days before their arrival in Singapore.  Travellers are advised to check the ICA website for the latest border measures before entering Singapore.

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Wat Trimitr & Wat Po Buddhist Temples, Victoria Peak & Repulse Bay, Ubud Monkey Forest & Tegalalang Rice Terraces

Experience the best that Asia has to offer with this unique blend of metropolitan Asian cities, including Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, and Bali. In Singapore, we’ll have time to explore magnificent statues and picturesque views at the Marina Bay waterfront, followed by a visit to glitzy Orchard Road and the National Orchid Garden. Discover Bangkok’s Thai architecture and Buddhist temples with visits to Wat Po and the Grand Palace before experiencing the vibrant Mae Klong railway market and floating market of Damneon Saduak. Continue on to Hong Kong, where we’ll head to the top of Victoria Peak, visit Repulse Bay, learn about the Aberdeen Fishing Village, and even stop at a nunnery! In the tropical island paradise of Bali, we’ll spend time in Ubud with visits to the Ubud Monkey Forest, Ubud Royal Palace, Ubud Traditional Art Market, and Tegalalang Rice Terraces. Finally, enjoy a day of leisure as you experience the hotel’s beaches and spa facilities or do some shopping at local markets.

Itinerary at a Glance

2024 & Spring 2025 Tour Itinerary:

• 2 nights in Singapore
• 4 nights in Bangkok
• 3 nights in Hong Kong
• 3 nights in Bali

Tour Highlights

• Explore the history of Singapore
• National Orchid Garden (Singapore Botanical Gardens)
• Wat Trimitr & Wat Po Buddhist Temples (Bangkok)
• Mae Klong Railway & Damneon Saduak Floating Markets
• Grand Palace (Bangkok)
• Victoria Peak (Hong Kong)
• Sampan ride in Hong Kong Harbour
• Aberdeen Floating Fishing Village (Hong Kong)
• Visit the Ubud Monkey Forest (Bali)

Your Tour Includes

• Optional round-trip airfare from Los Angeles (LAX) including taxes, fees & fuel surcharges
• All intra-tour flights and transfers
• Ground transportation in an air-conditioned motorcoach
• Accommodations at first class hotels
• Porterage (1 bag per person)
• 20 meals: 12 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 4 dinners
• Comprehensive sightseeing tours and entry fees as per itinerary
• Experienced, English-speaking tour guides throughout

Is this tour right for you? Find out What to Expect

2024 & Spring 2025 Tour Itinerary

Passengers who purchase flights will depart 2 days before the tour starts and return on the same day as the tour ends.

You can find more details on the Before You Depart page.

Day 1: Arrive in Singapore

Welcome to Singapore, known as the "Garden City" for its tree-lined streets and parks. Travelers who purchased our air-inclusive program will be met and transferred to our hotel located in the cultural district, and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant prior to check-in. This evening, our English-speaking guide hosts an orientation followed by a welcome dinner at our hotel.

Day 2: Singapore

Discover Singapore's transformation from a sleepy fishing village to a metropolitan powerhouse. We'll hop aboard a traditional bumboat and sail to Merlion Park, home to the magnificent fountain shaped like the park's mythical namesake. We'll take in the beautiful views of Marina Bay before continuing to the Civic District. Here, we'll wander boulevards lined with historic buildings, and walk along Orchard Road, a chic shopping avenue and the beating heart of Singapore's glitzy commercial center. At the National Orchid Garden, we'll explore the garden's 60,000 plants and keep an eye out for the country's national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim. After lunch at a local bistro, we'll return to our hotel with the rest of the afternoon at leisure.

Day 3: Singapore – Bangkok

This morning, we'll fly to Thailand, the "Land of Smiles." We'll arrive in Bangkok, the breathtaking capital situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Our Thailand guide will meet us at the airport and escort us to our upscale, centrally-located hotel on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The rest of the day is ours to relax after our flight and enjoy our hotel's amenities or explore Bangkok independently. This evening, consider an optional Pearl Dinner Cruise which sails down the Chao Phraya River with a classical Thai dance show with Bangkok's beautiful skyline as the backdrop.

Day 4: Bangkok

This morning, we'll enjoy a special orientation after breakfast before beginning our tour of some of Bangkok's outstanding Buddhist temples. We'll visit the White Marble Temple, considered one of the finest examples of Thai architecture, and Wat Po with its colossal 150-foot-long "Reclining Buddha." Next, we'll visit the Grand Palace, the former residence of the kings and one of the most beautiful examples of ancient Siamese architecture. The mile-square palace grounds contain the greatest concentration of Thai art and architecture in the country, including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. After our visit, we'll return to our hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure or join an optional klongs (canals) tour.

Day 5: Bangkok

Early this morning we'll leave for the Mae Klong Railway Market. As the name suggests, this market sits on a railway and whenever a train approaches, we can expect to see a flurry of activity as baskets of wares are moved and awnings come down so the train can travel right through the heart of the market. Next, we'll drive to the colorful floating market of Damneon Saduak where we'll watch merchants sell food, produce, baskets, and more from their boats. Before we return to Bangkok, we'll stop at a sugar palm farm where we can sample the local area's delights. We'll stop for lunch at a local restaurant as we make our way back to Bangkok with the balance of the day at leisure. Consider joining an optional street eats tour by tuk-tuk!

Day 6: Bangkok at Leisure

Today is ours to explore Bangkok on our own or we can join an optional tour. Consider visiting Kanchanaburi to see and learn more about the impact that World War II had on this beautiful province with the River Kwai and Hellfire Pass optional tour, or explore Thailand's more ancient history with a visit to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Thailand, where we can explore the city's ancient temples.

Day 7: Bangkok – Hong Kong

Early this morning, we'll depart for the airport and our flight to Hong Kong, named "Fragrant Harbor" in Cantonese. Historians today believe the name originally came from the area's production and trading of incense. Upon arrival, our Hong Kong guide will be waiting to take us to our hotel where we'll enjoy a complimentary drink (either a cocktail or mocktail). This evening, we'll walk to a local restaurant for dinner.

Day 8: Hong Kong

Today's half-day tour takes us up the funicular railway to the famous peak viewpoint where we can enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong. We'll drive past Repulse Bay, named for the British warship HMS Repulse which once thwarted pirates in the area. We'll continue to Aberdeen Fishing Village where we can learn more about Hong Kong's fishermen and ride a sampan for a closer look at the colorful junks that dot the harbor. We'll find some peace at our next stop—the Chi Lin Nunnery. This impressive Tang-style Buddhist temple complex is home to some treasured Buddhist relics, and we can admire the elegant wooden structure which was built without nails before returning to the hustle and bustle of the city with a stroll through Stanley Market.

Day 9: Hong Kong at Leisure

Today is ours to explore Hong Kong on our own or we can join an optional excursion to Macau, where we can see a unique blend of Portuguese and Chinese influences as we explore the city before ending our tour with a stop at the casino.

Day 10: Hong Kong – Bali

This morning we'll fly to the tropical island paradise of Bali. Upon arrival, we'll meet our Bali guide and continue to our hotel in Tanjung Benoa.

Day 11: Bali

Our day takes us to the lush Ubud Monkey Forest, a nature reserve and temple complex where we can observe playful monkeys, and marvel at ancient temples. At the Ubud Royal Palace, we'll admire the architectural beauty of the palace, explore the gardens, and learn about Ubud's history and culture. Next, a short walk takes us to the vibrant Ubud Traditional Art Market, where we can browse the stalls offering handicrafts, textiles, artwork, and souvenirs. After a delicious lunch of traditional Balinese dishes, we'll drive to the breathtaking landscape that is the Tegalalang Rice Terraces before returning to our hotel with the balance of the day at leisure.

Day 12: Bali at Leisure

Today is ours to explore Bali on our own or we can join an optional tour to Taman Ayun Royal Temple, one of the most beautiful temples in Bali, explore a traditional Balinese compound to better understand traditional Indonesian culture, and Tanah Lot temple, where we'll leave our own handmade offering. This evening, we'll enjoy a farewell dinner at our resort with our fellow travelers.

Day 13: Depart Bali

Our tour comes to an end after breakfast this morning. Travelers who purchased our air-inclusive package will transfer to the airport for our flight to Singapore and onward flight to the U.S.

Guided Tour Pricing

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Prices listed as “with flights” below include round-trip airfare from one or more airports in the USA. Travelers may choose to purchase the tour only, and arrange their own arrival in destination. Please note this may change your tour start date.

Rates are per person based on double occupancy. Single supplement applies when not sharing a room. Select a date above to see the rates for that specific departure.

For more information on this tour, please contact us here or call us during business hours (Monday-Friday from 9:00 am - 5:30 pm Eastern) at 1.800.337.7773 .

Reservations and Payments Reservations can be made online or by phone ( 1.800.337.7773 ) and will be confirmed upon receipt of your non-refundable, non-transferable deposit, which must be received at the time of reservation. Deposits are $300 per person. Full payment is due 90 days prior to departure. Space and prices subject to availability. Please see the smarTours Terms and Conditions for complete booking information.

Featured Accommodations

Hotel mi bencoolen.

41 Bencoolen St, Singapore 189623

Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside Hotel

2074 Charoenkrung Road, Bangkorlaem, Bangkok, 10120, Thailand

Royal Pacific Hotel & Towers Hong Kong

China Hong Kong City, 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Sadara Boutique Beach Resort Bali

Tanjung Benoa, Jl. Pratama, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80363, Indonesia

Optional Tours

Enhance your trip with these optional tours. Indicated optional tours are available to pre-book when you reserve your trip and can be added to your reservation up to final payment. This is the best option to guarantee your spot on your preferred optional tour! Optional tours require a minimum number of participants. Optional tours are non-refundable unless they do not operate.

Some optional tours can be purchased in-destination and may cost extra. The payment methods and currency information to purchase tours in-destination will be provided on final documentation.

Wonderful Pearl Cruise

• $86 per person

Day 3 Evening Tour

Experience a different side of Bangkok with our dinner cruise down the Chao Phraya River. From the River City Pier, we'll embark on the luxurious Grand Pearl. We'll set sail, sipping on a welcome cocktail as we take in the spectacular views of Bangkok's skyline including the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, the Temple of the Dawn. Once the sun has set, we can indulge in a delicious Thai and international cuisine buffet, dining under the moonlight with live music. Our incredible entertainment this evening also includes a classical Thai dance with the bright lights of the city making the perfect backdrop.

AVAILABLE TO PRE-BOOK!

• $55 per person

Day 4 Afternoon Tour

Discover why Bangkok has been nicknamed the “Venice of the East!” We'll travel from our hotel to Thornburi, situated on the right bank of the river, where we'll board a private motorboat and ride along the canals to get a firsthand impression of the scenic life along the city’s waterways. A stop will also be made at the Royal Barge Museum.

Bangkok Street Eats Tour By Tuk Tuk

• $72 per person

Day 5 Evening Tour

Our tuk-tuk takes us past important landmarks like the Democracy Monument before we enjoy Pad Thai at a Michelin-starred restaurant for an explosion of spicy and savory flavors. Next, we'll have a photo break at the Giant Swing, then stop at a local night market where we can wander the rows of bustling stalls to learn about local delicacies and sample the vast array of street food flavors from umami to sweet dishes. We'll walk off our food with a stroll through Thailand's largest flower market where we can try to fold some fresh lotus before we learn about wedding traditions at a shop selling special wedding desserts. We'll end the night at a rooftop bar where we can sip a refreshing beer or drink of choice.

Note: The meeting and drop-off point for this optional tour is Hua Lamphong Station.

River Kwai and Hellfire Pass

• $77 per person

Day 6 Full-Day Tour

Just a three-hour drive from Bangkok lies a stark juxtaposition: the stunningly beautiful province of Kanchanaburi, marred by a dark history of sorrow and despair. We'll journey past the historic "Death Railway," a legacy of World War II which was originally built by Allied prisoners of war. This trainway runs across bridge 277, the famous Bridge over the River Kwai, where thousands of prisoners lost their lives constructing this link between Thailand and Myanmar (Burma). After lunch at a local restaurant, we'll visit Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, where the remains of those who died during the railway's construction were laid to rest. Our excursion ends with a visit to Hellfire Pass, a dramatic part of the railway that literally cut through the mountain, and a visit to Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum.

Note: This tour and the Ayutthaya optional excursion take place at the same time. Travelers must choose to take either this optional tour or the Ayutthaya excursion.

• $84 per person

Discover Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Thailand. First, we'll visit Bang Pa-In Palace, with its mix of European, gothic, and Thai-Buddhist architecture. We'll have time to explore the vast grounds, including several temple complexes, a watch tower, and a tranquil lake. Visit Wat Yai Chai Mongkol on the eastern banks of the Pa Sak River, a temple said to have been built by King U-Thong for monks returning from Sri Lanka to rest their heads. Next, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet and then Wat Mahathat, a highly-sacred temple famous for Lord Buddha relics, its traditional style, and the temple's most prominent landmark, a sandstone Buddha image entwined in the roots of a Bodhi tree. After an included lunch at a riverside restaurant, we'll cruise along the river to see the ruins and imagine its former glory. We'll return to Bangkok in the late afternoon.

Note: This tour and the River Kwai & Hellfire Pass optional tour take place at the same time. Travelers must choose to take either this optional tour or the River Kwai & Hellfire Pass tour.

Macau with Lunch

• $146 per person

Day 9 Full-Day Tour

Overflowing with a unique blend of Portuguese and Chinese influences, Macau offers an array of fascinating historical sites and modern entertainment! As a part of our tour, we'll visit the Ruins of St. Paul and imagine its former glory as we gaze at th eremaining stone facade of the once great cathedral. We'll see the Old City walls which show the defensive network of the Portuguese, and we'll discover Toaist tradition at A-Ma, the oldest temple of Macau. After our historical visits, we'll head to the casino for some high-rolling fun!

Taman Ayun and Tanah Lot

Day 12 Morning Tour

On our optional tour, we'll visit one of Bali's most historic areas, the Tabanan region. Our first stop is at the Taman Ayun Royal Temple, one of the most beautiful temples in Bali. Built in 1634, this beautiful structure was originally constructed for the Royal Family. We can wander the grounds and enjoy beautiful views of the surrounding moat. Next, we'll learn how to create our own offering (an important part of Balinese rituals) which we'll take with us to Tanah Lot Temple. Here, we'll learn how the Balinese pray and give thanks and we'll lay our own handmade offerings at the temple.

What to Expect

Max group size: 30 travelers, activity level: level 2.

Expect most included touring to require walking and standing periods up to 4 hours at a time (up to 2 times per day). Included touring may feature light hiking, and/or stairs on some hilly and/or uneven terrain. Learn More

Pacing Level: Balanced

Expect either half-day or full-day tours most days with a free day or free half-day to explore independently in most cities. There may be a few early mornings or long travel days by bus (don’t worry—there are always comfort stops!), and you may expect to stay in most accommodations for 3+ nights. Learn More

Additional Entry Requirements for U.S. Passport Holders

A valid passport is required for international tours. There are entry requirements for U.S. passport holders. Please visit our Passports & Visas page to learn more about any required actions, next steps, and additional costs.

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@Mr. Lee Loon Yang

Hi, My parents and I have joined SA Tour's 14D European Treasure Trove (EETT14) from 3-16 Dec 2022. We are very grateful to Cyril for all the assistance that he rendered to my family and me throughout the trip. My parents are elderly (age 67 and 72) and compared to other tour members, needed more time to walk and help with luggage. At Jungfraujoch, I was impressed that Cyril prepared sweets and ginger to help all tour members gain the energy to adjust to the high-altitude effect as well as reminded us regularly to walk slowly and be careful of the slippery surfaces. Cyril's care and concern for the safety and comfort each member has been prevalent throughout the tour. At each hotel, Cyril has done his best to accommodate needs of the families travelling together (swapping rooms where necessary) and helped everyone with our heavy luggage such that any inconveniences were kept to the minimum. My family has been travelling to Europe for several years before Covid so we are familiar with the long distances expected in the itinerary and are cognisant that we will only be staying for a short time in each city. This is my third visit to Italy and my mother's second visit; visiting Sistine Chapel at Vatican City during each trip. Through our description of Sistine Chapel, my father (a devout Christian) was looking forward to visiting it at the Vatican City during this trip to Italy (his first visit). We realised that the visit to Vatican City did not include Sistine Chapel while we were waiting to enter the St Peter's Basilica. My father was distraught and kept saying that he really wanted to visit the Sistine Chapel once in his lifetime and at his age, he may have a chance to return to Italy again. Cyril heard my father saying this and explored with the local tour guide on how we can fulfil my father's wish to visit Sistine Chapel though my mother and I were explaining to my father that we should just continue with the tour itinerary in order not to inconvenience the other tour members. As we are in Rome on 14 and 15 Dec (15 Dec was a free day), it may be possible for my family to return to Vatican City to visit Sistine Chapel on our own on 15 Dec before meeting the tour group at the airport. After discussion with Cyril and the local tour guide, we decided that the best approach would be to skip the next leg of the walking tour in Rome (14 Dec) to Colosseum and go to Sistine Chapel (next to St Peter's Basilica) while we are still in Vatican City. We will catch up with the tour group at Trevi Fountain. As the local guide is with our tour group throughout the walking tour and will take care of the safety of 17 members, Cyril quickly brought the 3 of us to the entrance of Musei Vaticani to get tickets before he ran back in the rain to catch up with the tour group at the Colosseum. We went for a short route to Sistine Chapel and took a taxi to Trevi Fountain to meet the group within 2 hours to continue our walking tour to Spanish Steps. Cyril could have left the 3 of us to locate the entrance of Musei Vaticani on our own (which I offered) and stayed with the 17 members of the tour group and the local guide on the walking tour. Cyril went with us because it was raining the entire day and he was concerned about whether we can locate the entrance in time, particularly with my elderly parents. At the same time, the local guide was with 17 members of the tour group ensuring their safety while Cyril quickly caught up with them; drenched in the process. We apologise for the inconvenience caused to Cyril and the other members of the tour group to fulfil my father's wish. Weighing the options, this approach caused the least inconvenience to the rest of the tour members. It meant a lot to my family that Cyril made the extra effort to fulfil my father's wish to visit Sistine Chapel in his lifetime. My family and I have joined many packaged tours over the past 14 years. We know what a tour leader would typically do in a packaged tour. From this trip after Covid, we also saw that many things changed in Europe. Cyril has struck us as a tour leader who went above and beyond the typical role of the tour leader and went through hardship (carrying heavy luggage up flights of stairs at hotels) to ensure the safety and comfort of tour members. My parents and I would like to express our deepest appreciation for Cyril's assistance during our tour to Europe from 3 to 16 Dec 2022. We seek SA Tours' assistance to convey our appreciation to Cyril and recognise his good performance during the tour. Thank you.

Dear Sir/ Mdm, Hope this email serves you fine and well. I am a customer of yours for the European 14D European Treasure Trove from 3 Dec 2022 to 16 Dec 2022. I will like to take this opportunity to thank my tour manager Mr Cyril Sheng for the great experience that he has given me and my wife for the honeymoon holiday. Firstly, Mr Cyril Sheng has been very accommodating and very detailed in his daily itinerary planning for the whole trip. There were many requests put up during the trip by many passengers on an adhoc basis. Without any hesitation, he has been in the forefront to take care of all our needs and wants within the time limit. He has paid detailed attention to an elderly couple who wanted to pay their respects in the 16th Chapel whilst he ensured that we are safe in the hands of the local guide. He went the extra mile to reach our next destination on foot after bringing the couple which is admirable. Mr Cyril has also showed the care and concern for all his passengers. Since my wife and I are on a special diet of vegetarian and having fish and eggs, he ensured that we are served the right food at all times. This is an admirable character of his. What touched me was he came over to all his passengers including us to ensure the right food is served. When some of the fellow passengers changed their dietary requirements, he went the extra mile to change without any complaints. This is the star quality that we see in him. In addition, when my wife needed to go to the toilet as she was not feeling well, without much hesitation or complaints, he directed the bus captain to detour to show care and concern. He also checked in twice on the same day to see if she was fine and checked in again the next day. This is something that I have not seen in other tour manager in other agencies. In Switzerland, whilst other tour managers in other groups only brought their passengers up, Mr Cyril has gone the extra mile to buy sweets for passengers to have sugar and go up the mountain. This was on his own accord. He ensured all passenger young and old were fine throughout the journey. When an elderly passenger was not well,he rushed to help her and assisted the family. He also spent his own money to get doughnuts for his passengers. I am also amazed that Mr Cyril Sheng went the additional mile to carry all the luggage for his passengers. He smiled and helped all of us. This is really admirable in him. I hope you would take this opportunity to praise him for his hard work and effort. Any complaints against him is something that you can dismiss against. Please do call me if you need any clarification. Thank you. Regards, Mr Prem Ms Kalphna

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Hi SA tour team, I am currently on 14D11N EUROPEAN TREASURE TROVE trip with Cyril Sheng from 03 Dec to 16 Dec. The thing about going on a trip and especially on a tour is to be accommodating with each other and not put in tough and unreasonable requests to tour guide. Cyril was the complete opposite of the worst. He puts in his best effort and goes all out to assist each and every member in the tour. He’s nothing short of being an excellent tour guide. I hereby put in my testimonial to him and I will continue to support SA Tours. Warmest Regards, Jason Tan

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Dear SA, Happy New Year 2023! Hope this finds you well. I meant to write earlier but was busy traveliing and celebrating the festive season. This a belated thank you to Keith Ng who was Tour Leader on my trip to Hokkaido 1st to 8th December. He looked after us very well. I was particularly impressed with his caring attitude and he conscientiously helped me throughout the tour. Please pass my compliments to Keith for a job well done during our tour. The group was also appreciative of his attention and commitment. Many thanks for a wonderful holiday and I will certainly consider SA Tours in the future.

@Mr. Samuel Lee & Emely

To the Management of SA Tours, I have just returned from the Hokkaido Package 8 days tour from 11 to 19th of May on the Scoot Flight Package.I would like to mention something today that is on every leisure traveller’s dream to have a pleasant and memorable trip just outside my usual business travels. When we landed in Sapporo , we were greeted with a 60 ?year old tour guide ( Tao yu , BEI ZI ) and my first impression was what can this lady do for the 8 days continuous journey that we are going to embark on while most of the time, I would expect a 30 to 40 years plus tour guide are the usual ones with the appropriate energy to carry us all the way throughout the comprehensive journeys . I saw even at the first meeting she was pretty tired , stunned and wear out. I was literally not expecting any potential exciting tours ahead. After the 8 days , I was totally wronged and what I witnessed was that Bei Zi has brought us the tour group to an exhilarating , entertaining , knowledge riched journey and most importantly with great sense of humour that bombarded us till we are totally impressed with her experience and skills of a well rounded tour guide. Her style of organising the tour schedule was kept detailed and meticulously carried out the proposed events with utmost responsibility to ensure everyone is safe and understood the message she tried to deliver. Never had I and my wife came across such dedicated and professional attitude that she carried with her to ensure that the tour group members broke ice on friendship quickly and allow us to find common ground together through her lively humour and simplistic philological understanding about how we should appreciate our life both by leading simple, happy and a meaningful life. It’s really a 5 stars quality. I would like to also comment on the professionalism displayed by Rachel ( SA ) who has to juggle between 2 travel groups while keeping pace with the tight schedule moving from one hotel to another and it is no joke considering we are changing hotels every day. She brought snacks to ensure that we are in good mood and continue to keep us well informed on the day’s schedule. Her bilingualist ability was able to put into good use. She is very kind, gentle and understanding. Last but not least, another commendable person we would like to thank is Hirasawa San, the perfect and meticulously dressed driver who makes our journey seamlessly safe and given strategically challenging driven coach routes that only experience and passionate driver can execute. The coach is too clean that we felt guilty eating some snacks inside the coach. Many thanks to SA tours, and very lucky to have such great people like BEI ZI , Rachel and Hirasawa San, who I hope will continue to upkeep great standards of tour guided packages offered. Once again, thanks to wonderful people like BEI ZI that makes my holiday so worthwhile not just on beautiful sceneries alone but we certainly make great pleasant friends along this nice and memorable journey. I wish everyone best days ahead , till we meet again.

@Ms. Sharon Yeo

致中国部经理 : 今年4月18日我们一行18人参加贵旅行社主办的“9天全福建，潮州，汕头旅游团”， 虽然行程已结束，但在我们心中都留下许多美好的回忆。 在此，我们要特别感谢领队曾勇莱先生(William Chan)。在整个旅程中，他以专业的精神和卓越的领导能力让我们的团队更加凝聚，团员们在短短几天内就建立起深厚的情谊，大家都以愉悦的心情度过每一天。 曾先生是一位素质高且非常称职的资深领队。此次旅游很荣幸能由他担任领队。 此外，谢雪玲女士是位细心，言语轻柔，态度温和的导游，当车程比较长时，她会与曾先生配合，和团员们互动，车上顿时充满欢歌笑语，气氛也因此变得轻松无比。 再次衷心感谢曾先生与谢女士为我们提供完善的服务。 顺祝 贵公司业务蒸蒸日上

@Ms. Sara Goh

Hi, I was one of the group members for the 9D8N Zhangjiajie from 6 to 14 Apr 2024. Our tour guide was 小黑 （王坤）. I would like to pay special compliments to him for his professionalism and dedication. He was able to understand the dynamics of the group and was capable to take good care of the different age groups. He was not over zealous and very protective of us. We felt safe travelling with him. It could be due to his sincerity that there was such good cooperation and understanding amongst the members. I would love to have someone like him as the tour guide if I were to visit China again. His heart is in the right place. I would appreciate it if you could assist to let him and his company know of our deep appreciation for him. Thank you. Best regards Sara Goh

@Mr. Daryl Sim

Dear Sir/Mdm I would like to give the following compliment our tour group leader and foreign tour guide for our SA Tour trip to Zhang Jia Jie. My tour leader Richard was very helpful and approachable throughout the trip. He is always staying behind the whole group to ensure that we do not lose our way, or head towards the wrong direction. He helps to look our for the elderlies in our group. He is always prompt to help us when we approach him for certain enquiries, like if there is any place to get food near our hotel etc. He is attentive to details, on the night when we took a train to Guangzhou, we were at the wrong gate. However, Richard was quick to notice the details and guided us to the correct gate, if not we would have missed our train to Guangzhou. I am very grateful and thankful to have him as my guide. Our foreign tour guide, Xiao Hei (Wang Kun) was very knowledgeable with the places we are visiting. He explains and shares interesting stories about the places we visit. He is always waiting at the bus door to help everyone get down the bus, like he held on to our hand as we alighted from the bus. When 2 members from our tour group had no appetite for food as they are not feeling well, Xiao Hei asked the restaurant to prepare green bean soup for the 2 members, and when the restaurant staff explains that the green bean soup was not inclusive in the set that was ordered, he forked out his own money for the green bean soup. Throughout the trip, he always buys oranges and stuffs using his own money to treat us even though he did not need to do so. When a few of my family members were not feeling well, I approached Xiao Hei to ask him to help me order some Yakult and Isotonic water for my family. When the items arrived, he refused to collect the money from me. It is hard to come by tour guides like him. Please acknowledge receipt of my email and convey my compliment to Xiao Hei and his company. Thank you.

@Mr. Sim Lee Hiang and Han Luan Fong

Dear Sir/madam, My tour guide Richard is a nice and approachable person. Despite of the initial issues caused by his colleague, Esther (who sold us the package), he managed to resolve the problems to the best of his ability. We are thankful to have Xiao Hei (Wang Kun) as our local guide in China. He is a very organised person. He has good knowledge of history and is engaging and entertaining. He speaks clearly and fluently. He also takes good care of us.

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Which is Bigger, Hong Kong or Singapore?

Should you visit hong kong or singapore, which is cheaper to visit which is more expensive for vacation.

If you're trying to decide where to visit between Hong Kong or Singapore, this travel comparison, which includes costs, can help. The overall cost of travel is usually a consideration when deciding where to go next, and the cost comparison down below can help you decide based on the average prices from other travelers along with your own travel budget.

Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan, glamorous, and diverse city. Visitors will also find so much to do here because it's a large city with many sights and attractions. You'll find world class beauty here as well. Other popular activities here include beaches, hiking, and shopping.

Singapore is a modern, global, and diverse city. With plenty of activities and things to do, it's a huge city that draws plenty of visitors. The beauty of this spot is also one of the main reasons why visitors come. Visitors also love the live music, food, and beaches.

Hong Kong and Singapore: Pros and Cons

• Popular museums and historical sights
• Active nightlife
• Popular beach
• Good for hiking
• Family-friendly
• Good for couples and romance
• Big city activities
• Impressive beauty
• Less popular with backpackers
• Good music scene
• Nice resorts
• Good for backpackers and budget travelers
• Good for students

Is there more to do in Hong Kong or Singapore?

Both Singapore and Hong Kong have plenty of things to do for travelers. Both provide a wide variety of sights and activities for tourists. Hong Kong is more popular for its nightlife, beaches, hiking, and impressive beauty, while Singapore is known for its music, resorts, and scuba diving & snorkeling. Hong Kong is popular for its modern skyscrapers, colorful waterfront, lush parks, and amazing dim sum. Singapore is popular for its blend of cultures, its lush gardens, and its clean streets.

How is Hong Kong different from Singapore?

Which is better for a holiday.

Let's take a look at the differences and similarities between Singapore and Hong Kong. Then, you can decide for yourself which place is better for your next trip.

Are the Museums and Historical Sights Better in Hong Kong or Singapore?

Visiting museums and landmarks is a fun activity in both Hong Kong and Singapore.

With a variety of museums, monuments, and historical sights, a trip to Hong Kong can be an interesting and educational experience. The city's skyline is one of the most famous "landmarks", but you'll also want to visit Victoria Peak, the Tian Tan Buddha Statue, Wong Tai Sin Temple, and Avenue of Stars.

You'll find a good number of museums and monuments packed into Singapore. The mix of cultures and unique history have led to museums and landmarks that mix historic and modern. The Merlion statue in Merlion Park has become a symbol of the city. For an educational experience, head to the Asian Civilizations Museum, and to see colonial architecture check out Fort Canning Park.

Is the Food Better in Hong Kong or Singapore? Which Destination has the Best Restaurants?

Dining out at restaurants in both Hong Kong and Singapore can be an enjoyable experience.

Known for it's food and restaurant scene, Hong Kong is always at the top of any foodie's travel list. The city's population is famous for its frequency of dining out, and the prolific diversity of restaurants is obvious from the moment you arrive. There are street food stalls and night markets, as well as luxury award winning restaurants. The city holds tight to its culinary traditions, but fusion restaurants are creeping in as well. Some of the most famous Hong Kong foods include dim sum, sweet and sour pork, and roast goose.

Many restaurants in Singapore have been singled out for their culinary prowess. From local dives to five star restaurants, the city's food scene is all about diversity. Make sure you try Hainanese chicken rice, chili crab, and Hokkien prawn mee.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Nightlife?

Hong Kong is notable for its evening party scene. Also, Singapore is not as famous, but is still a good city to visit for nightlife.

Hong Kong has plenty to do after the sun goes down. The city lights up after the sun sets. You'll find a diverse range of activities in the evening with everything from night markets to concerts and parties. There's a wonderful mix of traditional and contemporary activities, particularly around Lan Kwai Fong. Many of the most popular venues are found around Central and, like everything else in Hong Kong, the venues are full of energy.

With a handful of venues, visitors can find a fairly lively vibe in Singapore. It's all about the glitzy nightclubs and exclusive cocktail bars. Head to Clarke Quay, Marina Bay Sands, or one of the many rooftop bars to experience the best of Singapore's nightlife. Do keep in mind that the city has a high alcohol tax, and strict rules around drinking in public places during certain hours.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Music?

Singapore is an unbeatable place for its live music scene. However, Hong Kong is not a live music destination.

With so many music venues, you're guaranteed a show any night of the week in Singapore. As a globalized city, you'll find almost any type of music here. Popular music venues include Timbre, Zouk, and the Crazy Elephant.

Hong Kong is not a live music destination.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Resorts?

Singapore is an unbeatable place for its luxury resorts. However, Hong Kong is not a resort destination.

Singapore offers an unforgettable resort vacation. From sleek high rises with rooftop pools to family-friendly resorts with kid oriented activities, this city has it all. Popular resorts include Oasia Resort Sentosa, Dusit Thani Laguna, and The Ritz-Carlton.

Hong Kong is not a resort destination.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Scuba Diving and Snorkeling?

Singapore is not a good area for its diving and snorkeling. However, Hong Kong is not a scuba or snorkeling destination.

Most people don't go snorkeling in Singapore. The best place to snorkel in the area is Pulau Hantu.

Hong Kong is not a scuba or snorkeling destination.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Beaches?

Hong Kong is notable for the beach. Also, Singapore is not as famous, but is still a good city to visit for its beaches.

Hong Kong is considered a top beach destination. You actually don't have to travel far from the city center to find a relatively quiet, sandy beach. The different beaches on Hong Kong Island are relatively close to each other, and each has its own atmosphere. If you need a break from the heat and the crowds, then a beach day is a fun option. Hong Kong's natural coastline give way to popular beaches including Repulse Bay Beach and Shek O Beach. Each offers a number of amenities and dining options.

Many people head to Singapore to enjoy the beach. You'll find most of the area's best beaches on Sentosa Island. There's a 2 kilometer long artificial beach that is split into Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Hiking?

Hong Kong is notable for the nearby hiking options. However, Singapore is not a hiking destination.

Hong Kong is a popular spot for hiking. The city is surrounded by dramatic mountains and beautiful viewpoints, making it easy to enjoy a day in nature. The hikes will offer impressive views and dramatic rock formations. Popular hikes in the area include The Peak, Dragon's Back, and the Violet Hill and Twin Peak hike.

Singapore is not a hiking destination.

Is the Shopping Better in Hong Kong or Singapore?

Shoppers can find a variety of fantastic stores in both Hong Kong and Singapore.

Known for shopping, Hong Kong draws large crowds to its stores. There is a high concentration of shopping malls in the city, and you'll likely find yourself cutting through malls to access different parts of town. The city is arguably one of the best shopping cities in the world. Popular items to purchase in the city include designer clothes, handbags, electronics, jewelry, watches, and tailor-made suits.

Singapore is a world class destination for shoppers. You'll find tons of malls along Orchard Road, but for a more eclectic shopping experience head to the Chinatown Street Market.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Families?

Hong Kong and Singapore are both fantastic destinations for the whole family.

Hong Kong is an amazing family-friendly city to visit. In addition to its many fascinating cultural experiences like visiting the markets and historical landmarks, this city also has a diversity of kid-friendly entertainment options. The most obvious is Disneyland, but there are also other amusement parks and aquariums like Ocean Park. Make sure you check out the Symphony of Lights in the evening and head to The Peak Tower during the day.

Singapore is an extremely popular city to visit for families. With places like Sentosa and Universal Studios, there really is no shortage of activities for kids. There's also a zoo, an aquarium, and bird park, and many kid-friendly museums.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Couples?

Hong Kong and Singapore are both fantastic to visit as a couple.

Hong Kong has so much to offer for a romantic couple's vacation. This city is filled with luxury hotels, beautiful parks, and impressive restaurants. For a romantic evening, check out the Symphony of Lights over Victoria Harbour after the sun sets.

Singapore is a great city for couples, as it has plenty to offer. The city has stunning hotels, amazing restaurants, and plenty of fun activities that are perfect for couples.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Backpackers and Budget Travelers?

Singapore is an unbeatable place for backpackers and budget travelers. Also, Hong Kong is not quite as popular, but is fairly good for backpackers.

With so many budget-friendly offerings, Singapore is extremely popular for backpackers. Many backpackers use this city as a starting or ending point for their Southeast Asian backpacking trip. It's modern and glamourous, but still has plenty of backpacker-friendly and budget-friendly options.

Hong Kong is a good city to visit for backpackers. The city is more expensive than many places, but cheap eateries and free activities are abundant. Many backpackers stay in the Tsim Sha Shui area of Kowloon. This is where you'll find the frequently talked about Chungking Mansions. Times are changing though, and you'll find more hostels on Hong Kong Island these days as well.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Students?

Singapore is an unbeatable place for its student-friendly activities. However, Hong Kong is not popular with students.

Singapore is a great destination for students. As such a diverse city, you'll find plenty of international students as well as expats to hang out with.

Hong Kong is not popular with students.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore Better for Public Transit? Which Is Easier to Get Around Without a Car?

Visitors will find fantastic public transit in both Hong Kong and Singapore.

Visitors in Hong Kong can get around quickly with the extensive public transit system. Land transportation includes the MTR (Mass Transit Railway), buses, minibuses, and tramways. There are also ferries that connect the different parts of the city.

Singapore has a world-class public transit network to take passengers everywhere in the city. There is the MRT subway system as well as buses that travel all over the city.

Is Hong Kong or Singapore a more walkable city?

Hong Kong and Singapore are fantastic when it comes to walkability.

It's very easy to get around on foot in Hong Kong. The city has many parks and walking paths that connect different areas.

Getting around Singapore on foot is easy. It's possible to walk in most areas in the city center. There are also park connectors that are nice for taking a stroll or going for a run.

For even more information, also check out Is Hong Kong Worth Visiting? and Is Singapore Worth Visiting? .

Should I spend more time in Singapore or Hong Kong?

How long in hong kong or singapore.

Both Hong Kong and Singapore have a number of activities to choose from. In our opinion, Singapore has more to see and do, so we recommend spending more time in Singapore than Hong Kong . In general, 3-7 days is a good amount of time for Hong Kong, and 2-7 days is enough time in Singapore.

Families should spend more time in Singapore than Hong Kong. Because of the many family-friendly attractions and fun things to do for kids in Singapore, it's a great place to visit with the whole family.

Backpackers and budget travelers should spend more time in Singapore than Hong Kong if your budget allows for it. With a larger number of budget-friendly sights, good nightlife, and active things to do, anyone traveling on a budget would have a good time in Singapore.

• How many days in Hong Kong or Singapore? Ideal Length of Stay Hong Kong 3-7   Singapore   2-7

One day in Hong Kong or Singapore?

People visit Hong Kong because there is so much to do. Many visitors spend time at the beach while visiting the area. Since there is so much to do in the area, one day is probably not enough for all of it. It has many unique tourist attractions and fascinating things to do.

You'll find nightlife and live music around the city of Singapore. People often spend their time relaxing at one of the resorts. Since there is so much to do in the area, one day is probably not enough for all of it. It has many unique tourist attractions and fascinating things to do.

A weekend in Hong Kong or Singapore?

People visit Hong Kong because there is so much to do. Hikers are also drawn to this area. A weekend is usually not enough time for a trip here as there is plenty to do. This city offers a variety of activities to choose from.

You'll find live music and food around the colorful big city of Singapore. You can also relax and pamper yourself at one of the resorts. This is a popular place to visit for a weekend.A weekend should give you a good understanding of everything this city has to offer. This city offers a variety of activities to choose from.

Five days in Hong Kong or Singapore?

People visit Hong Kong because there is so much to do. The length of your ideal trip is an individual decision. If you have five days, this city makes for a great vacation. It's also a great beach destination, too. Five days should give you a good understanding of everything this city has to offer.

You'll find food and shopping around the modern city of Singapore. The length of your ideal trip is an individual decision. If you have five days, this city makes for a great vacation. It's also a relaxing resort destination. Five days should give you a good understanding of everything this city has to offer.

A week in Hong Kong or Singapore?

Hong Kong is a popular choice for travelers. One week here is typical. It's a great spot for a beach vacation. While some people choose to spend more or less time in Hong Kong, one week is sufficent for most. It will give you the chance to have new experiences.

Singapore is a popular choice for travelers. One week here is typical. People enjoy relaxing at one of the resorts. While some people choose to spend more or less time in Singapore, one week is sufficent for most. It will give you the chance to have new experiences.

For some great organized tour ideas, see The Best Cultural Tours in Singapore , and The Best Budget Tours to Singapore .

Which place is cheaper, Singapore or Hong Kong?

These are the overall average travel costs for the two destinations.

• Hong Kong Prices Hong Kong Prices Singapore Prices Singapore Prices
• Average Daily Cost Per person, per day Hong Kong $ 160 Singapore $ 152

The average daily cost (per person) in Hong Kong is $160, while the average daily cost in Singapore is $152. These costs include accommodation (assuming double occupancy, so the traveler is sharing the room), food, transportation, and entertainment. While every person is different, these costs are an average of past travelers in each destination. What follows is a categorical breakdown of travel costs for Hong Kong and Singapore in more detail.

Accommodation

• Accommodation Hotel or hostel for one person Hong Kong $ 75 Singapore $ 98
• Accommodation Typical double-occupancy room Hong Kong $ 150 Singapore $ 196

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Looking for a hotel in Hong Kong or Singapore? Prices vary by location, date, season, and the level of luxury. See below for options and compare which is best for your budget and travel style.

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Local Transportation

• Local Transportation Taxis, local buses, subway, etc. Hong Kong $ 8.73 Singapore $ 10

Typical Local Transportation Prices in Hong Kong

Below are a few samples from actual travelers for transportation costs in Hong Kong:

• MTR (for 2) $ 2.82
• Local Bus $ 2.82
• Ferry Ticket $ 0.26
• Hong Kong Airport Express Train Ticket $ 15

Typical Local Transportation Prices in Singapore

Here are some examples of typical transportation prices from actual travelers in Singapore:

• Taxi to Airport $ 24

Hired Cars and Shuttles in Singapore

Some specific examples of transportation prices in Singapore:

• Wondrous Wildlife @ River Wonders + Roundtrip Transfers: $73
• Universal Studios Singapore Admission Ticket with Transfer: $177
• Starry Night Singapore Tour + Roundtrip Transfers: $93
• Universal Studios Entry Ticket & Hotel Transfer: $192
• Universal Studios 1-Day Pass with 1-Way Transfer: $96
• Night Safari with Tram Ride and Hotel Transfer: $168
• Night Safari Ticket, Tram Ride, & Return Transfer: $104
• Marina Bay Sands & Gardens By The Bay & Transfer: $143
• Half-Day City Tour with Hotel Transfer: $35
• City Transfer to Airport/Seaport Terminal: $61
• City Transfer to Airport/Seaport Terminal: $59
• Changi Airport to/from Hotel Private Transfer: $56

Is it cheaper to fly into Hong Kong or Singapore?

Prices for flights to both Singapore and Hong Kong change regularly based on dates and travel demand. We suggest you find the best prices for your next trip on Kayak, because you can compare the cost of flights across multiple airlines for your prefered dates.

• Food Meals for one day Hong Kong $ 33 Singapore $ 28

Typical Food Prices in Hong Kong

For Hong Kong, here are some examples of average food and meal prices for travelers:

• Dinner for 2 $ 12

Typical Food Prices in Singapore

Some typical examples of dining costs in Singapore are as follows:

• Breakfast $ 4.52
• Sugarcane Juice $ 1.48

Food Tours and Cooking Classes in Singapore

Also, here are some specific examples of food and dining related activities in Singapore.

• Secrets of Singapore Kick Scooter Tour with Dinner: $47
• Secrets of Singapore Kick Scooter Tour with Dinner: $48
• Guided Hawker Culture & Street Food Tour at Night: $65
• Local Hawker Food Tour with Tastings: $65
• Evening Sightseeing Walking Tour with Dinner: $71
• Eat Snap Katong Walking Food Tour: $72
• Small Group: Michelin and Local Hawker Food Tour: $73
• Private Korean Cooking Class in Balmoral Road: $75
• Best Ever Katong Food Tour with Local Foodie - Eat till you drop!: $75
• Singapore Bike and Bites Food Tour: $75
• Zebra Urban Safari Bicycle Tour with Local Dinner and Drinks: $76
• Little India Hawker Street Food Tour: $82

Entertainment

• Entertainment Entrance tickets, shows, etc. Hong Kong $ 95 Singapore $ 32

Typical Entertainment Prices in Hong Kong

Below are a few sample prices from actual travelers for Hong Kong's activities, tours, and tickets:

• Peak Tram $ 7.68
• Madame Tussauds Hong Kong $ 24

Tours and Activities in Hong Kong

For Hong Kong, here are a few prices for actual activities, tours, and tickets provided by various companies:

• Plover Cove Bicycling and Hiking Adventure: $110
• Ma On Shan Climbing Adventure: $115

Tours and Activities in Singapore

Some specific costs of activities, tours, and entrance tickets for Singapore are as follows:

• SG Adventure Pass with Dukw Tour: $123
• Singapore Family Explorers Cultural and Natural Wonders Tour: $276
• #17or19 Hrs Kuala Lumpur Van Tour from Singapore w' Tour Guide: $152
• #19Hrs Kuala Lumpur & Melaka Van Tour from Singapore w' TourGuide: $184
• 1 Hour Admission Ticket for Singapore Cable Car: $27
• 1-way Singapore hotel pickup (Batam private tour guests only): $120
• 2-4 days in Singapore Guided Tour Pass: $125
• 3 Ethnic Neighborhoods & UNESCO Street Food / Cultural Experience: $151
• 3 Hour Private Sunset Tour in Singapore: $243
• 3-Hour Marina Bay Best Spots Walking Tour: $68
• 6-Hours Singapore Tour in Private Car or Minibus with Driver: $236
• A Private Arts Heritage Experience with Dining at Little India: $129
• Alcohol Drinks for one day Hong Kong $ 21 Singapore $ 27

Sample the Local Flavors in Singapore

Here are a few nightlife and alcohol tours and activities from local tour providers in Singapore:

• Tour of Tiger Brewery in Singapore: $21
• Party Singapore Bespoke Pub Crawl: $24
• Singapore Pub Crawl - Party like a Local: $26
• Little India Pub Crawl: $26
• Halloween Horror Nightlife PartySingapore Bespoke Pub Crawl: $37
• LeVeL33 Rooftop Brewery Tour & Craft Beer Tasting: $74

When comparing the travel costs between Hong Kong and Singapore, we can see that Hong Kong is more expensive. However, the two cities are actually relatively comparable in price, as the difference is somewhat minimal. Generally, this means that you could travel with generally the same travel style and level of luxury in each place. Since both cities are in Asia, it's no surprise that their costs are relatively close, as many destinations here have somewhat similar travel prices overall.

If you're trying to decide if either of these two destinations are within your price range, also see Is Hong Kong Expensive? and Is Singapore Expensive? .

Hong Kong has a larger population, and is about 98% larger than the population of Singapore. When comparing the sizes of Hong Kong and Singapore, keep in mind that a larger population does not always imply the destination has more attractions or better activities. So, always research the type of place that you want to visit along with the activities and attractions that interest you.

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Prepare for an adventure through three of Asia’s most iconic cities: Tokyo, Singapore and Hong Kong. Among the most modern in the world, each still perfectly maintains an aromatic blend of historic sites, traditional culture, and food that has been simmering for centuries.

You’ll begin your adventure in Tokyo, a place so deliciously different from what we know: cherry blossoms framing a silhouette of Mt. Fuji, sushi and ramen, karaoke and kimonos, a place so deeply rooted in process and tradition yet so welcoming of the future. And all coalesce into a perfectly preened bonsai tree for the inquisitive traveler. Then, continue on to Singapore, a city state that warmly embraces the kaleidoscope of peoples that call the country home. This melting pot has left a lasting impact on the vibrant culinary scene, one of Southeast Asia’s best. Futuristic attractions like Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands have enhanced the city skyline. However, the country still retains its charming, temple and street-food laden neighborhoods. Finally, explore Hong Kong, a truly cosmopolitan mélange known for its glorious harbor, excellent shopping, renowned restaurants, and perhaps the best nighttime skyline in the world.

Package includes

• Round trip flights from Los Angeles or San Francisco including taxes & fees
• 10 nights Superior First Class accommodations, plus late check out in Hong Kong
• 10 Meals: 10 breakfasts
• Arrival and departures transfers
• City tours of Tokyo, Singapore & Hong Kong with English-speaking local guides

Optional add-ons

• Exciting optional excursions in Tokyo and to nearby Mt. Fuji & Hakone or Nikko
• Singapore optional excursions to Gardens by the Bay

Why you'll love it

• Take in sprawling city views from atop the Tokyo Tower, Japan’s second tallest structure that resembles the Eiffel Tower.
• Marvel at the towering pagoda and gate of Sensoji Temple, dedicated to the Buddhist deity of mercy and compassion.
• Stroll past the arched stone bridges, black pines, and lush greenery of the Imperial Palace's stunning gardens.
• Spend 2 days exploring Tokyo independently, or join optional excursions to the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Mount Fuji and Nikko.
• Explore one of Singapore's oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples, Thian Hock Keng Temple.
• Surround yourself with over 60,000 colorful orchids at the National Orchid Garden within the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
• Discover Singapore on your own or join an optional Gardens by the Bay excursion.
• Ascend Victoria Peak via tram for a breathtaking view of Hong Kong.
• Prepare to be dazzled by Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor.
• Enjoy the freedom of exploring Hong Kong at your own pace.

Itinerary at a Glance

• 1 Depart LAX or SFO
• 2 Arrive Tokyo, Japan
• 3 Tokyo City Tour
• Optional Excursion: Full Day Nikko with lunch, $210
• Optional Excursion: Full Day Mt. Fuji & Hakone with lunch, $165
• 6 Tokyo & Singapore
• 7 Singapore
• 8 Singapore
• Optional Excursion: Gardens by the Bay, $35
• 9 Singapore & Hong Kong
• 10 Hong Kong
• 11 Hong Kong
• Optional Excursion: Full Day Lantau Tour, $120
• 12 Depart Hong Kong/Arrive LAX or SFO

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 Depart LAX or SFO Check-in at Los Angeles (LAX) or San Francisco for your overnight flight to Tokyo. Please note that some flights depart just after midnight of Day 1, and checkin for your flight should be the evening prior. Day 2 Arrive Tokyo, Japan Meet our representative upon arrival at Narita International Airport Transfer via scheduled airport bus to your hotel located in central Tokyo for check-in Keio Plaza Hotel Full Day Itinerary Tokyo e Youkoso! (Welcome to Tokyo!) Arrive in Tokyo, one of the world's leading economic centers and Japan's modern capital. Upon arrival, transfer, via scheduled airport bus, to your hotel located in central Tokyo, near popular districts like Roppongi and Akasaka. En route, you'll have your first glimpse of the stunning, modern skyline and glittering neon-lit streets that are quintessential Tokyo. The remainder of the evening is at leisure. Day 3 Tokyo City Tour Visit the Tokyo Tower, modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris View the beautiful gardens at the Imperial Palace Visit Sensō-ji temple and Nakamise-dōri street Drive through Ueno and Tokyo's "Electric-Town," Akihabara Tour ends at Tokyo Station; explore independently or make your own way back to the hotel Afternoon at leisure for independent sightseeing Keio Plaza Hotel Breakfast Full Day Itinerary After breakfast this morning, set out on a city tour to explore some of Tokyo's main sights. Begin at the Tokyo Tower, modeled after (and slightly taller than) the Eiffel Tower in Paris, where you will enjoy a fantastic view of the city. Proceed to the Imperial Palace Garden Plaza, which dates back to the 15th century and is the former site of Edo Castle and the present residence of the Emperor of Japan. Visitors are not permitted inside this very private residence of royalty. Stop at a viewpoint to admire the Nijubashi Bridge and surrounding gardens. Continue to Sensoji Temple, also known as Asakusa Kannon, dedicated to the Buddhist deity of mercy and compassion. Sensoji Temple is one of the most famous sights in Tokyo. Later, stroll Nakamise shopping street, which stretches approximately 250 meters from the main grounds of Sensoji Temple. It is lined with more than 50 shops offering local specialties and souvenirs. Finally, drive through Ueno and Tokyo's "Electric-Town," Akihabara. Finally, the half-day tour will end at Tokyo Station, where you can continue your exploration independently or return to your hotel. The afternoon and balance of the day is at leisure. Day 4 Tokyo Day at leisure to explore the wonders of Tokyo on your own Keio Plaza Hotel Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Enjoy today discovering the wonders of Tokyo and all it has to offer. Your hotel is conveniently located in the center of Tokyo, and by train or subway, you can easily explore Tokyo's major attractions. From popular shopping areas like Ginza and Omotesando, where you can purchase the latest fashions, to sprawling entertainment and nightlife districts like Roppongi and Shinjuku, Tokyo seems to have a place to indulge in every desire. And, by taking a relaxing stroll through one of Tokyo's beautiful parks or gardens, you may even forget that you're in the largest city in the world. See the sights on your own, arrange optional excursions or schedule a day trip to Nikko. Optional Excursion: Full Day Nikko with lunch, $210 This full-day tour by motor coach will take you from Tokyo to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Nikko, a city picturesquely set amid mountains, where numerous shrines and pagodas are found, including Toshogu Shrine, which houses the mausoleum of the first Tokugawa shogun. The shrine has an unusual mixture of Confucian, Zen, and Shinto architecture and is the original site of the see-no-evil, hear-no-evil, and speak-no-evil monkeys, which you will find carved on one of the gates. Return to Tokyo by motor coach this evening. The tour ends in Tokyo at Ginza or Shinjuku, then make your own way back to your hotel or stay and experience some of Tokyo’s famous nightlife. Nikko is approximately 2.5 hours from Tokyo by bus. This is a regularly-scheduled, English-speaking bus tour. Assistance from the hotel to the tour pick-up point is included. (Note: Toshogu Shrine is currently being renovated in various stages lasting through Mar 2024.) Day 5 Tokyo Day at leisure to explore the wonders of Tokyo on your own Keio Plaza Hotel Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Full day at leisure to explore Tokyo. See the sights on your own, arrange optional excursions, or schedule a day trip to Mt. Fuji. Optional Excursion: Full Day Mt. Fuji & Hakone with lunch, $165 This full-day trip from Tokyo takes you to one of Japan’s most iconic places, Mt. Fuji. Travel by motor coach up to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station. At this height, you will be amazed at the spectacular, breathtaking views from high above the clouds. After an included lunch, sightseeing continues in popular Hakone with a Lake Ashi cruise and a gondola ride on one of Hakone's ropeways. Return to Tokyo by motor coach this evening. The tour ends in Tokyo at Ginza or Shinjuku, then make your own way back to your hotel or stay and experience some of Tokyo’s famous nightlife. Mt. Fuji is approximately 2.5 hours from Tokyo by bus. This is a regularly-scheduled, English-speaking bus tour. Assistance from the hotel to the tour pick-up point is included. Day 6 Tokyo & Singapore Today, bid sayonara to Tokyo as you transfer to the airport for your flight to Singapore, via scheduled airport bus Upon arrival in Singapore, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay Breakfast Day 7 Singapore Morning tour of Singapore Afternoon at leisure for independent sightseeing Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Your morning tour of Singapore features a drive around the Civic District, passing by the Padang, Cricket Club, historic Parliament House, Supreme Court, and City Hall. Next, stop at Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay. Then visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples in Singapore. Afterward, make a stop at a local handicraft market. Proceed to the National Orchid Garden within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, boasting 60,000 orchid plants. Enjoy the rest of your day at leisure, where you can perhaps explore the Gardens by the Bay or taste your way through Singapore’s many Hawker Food Centers. Day 8 Singapore Full day at leisure to explore Singapore or join an optional excursion Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay Breakfast Optional Excursion: Gardens by the Bay, $35 Featuring more than 1 million plants from more than 5,000 species, Gardens by the Bay is a must-see destination filled with wonders worldwide. Marvel at the indoor waterfall over 100 feet tall and stroll above the jungle canopy via aerial walkways at Cloud Forest. Replicating the cool and dry Mediterranean climate, Flower Dome showcases exotic plants from 5 continents in 9 different gardens. Watch as the Supertrees come alive with special effects at night. Hotel pick-up service is included, but visitors must make their own way back to their hotel. This is a regularly-scheduled, English-speaking bus tour and may have pick-up service from various hotels. Guide service within the park and entrance to the OCBD skyway are excluded. Cost $35 per person Day 9 Singapore & Hong Kong Arrive in Hong Kong and transfer to your hotel The Royal Garden Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Upon arrival in Hong Kong, you'll be escorted to your luxurious hotel located in Kowloon's bustling heart, near the scenic harbor and the "Golden Mile," Hong Kong's famous shopping district. Day 10 Hong Kong Morning tour of Hong Kong Island with peak tram ride Afternoon at leisure for independent sightseeing The Royal Garden Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Your morning tour of Hong Kong Island features a ride to the top of Victoria Peak for a magnificent city and harbor view. Descend and continue to Repulse Bay and Aberdeen fishing village, a community of 600 colorful floating homes. Conclude your tour with some time for shopping. The afternoon is yours at leisure for independent sightseeing in the city. Tonight, we recommend an optional dinner cruise (purchased locally) aboard the Hong Kong Bauhinia, where you'll enjoy a fabulous dinner, live music, and stunning nighttime views of the glistening harbor. Day 11 Hong Kong Full day at leisure, or join an optional excursion The Royal Garden Breakfast Full Day Itinerary Enjoy a full day at leisure to take in the sights and sounds of Hong Kong on your own or shop to your heart's content. Or, take advantage of a unique optional excursion. Optional Excursion: Full Day Lantau Tour, $120 Visit Hong Kong's largest island, Lantau, lying at the mouth of the Pearl River. Depart your hotel this morning on a scenic drive to your first stop, the viewing platform of the Tsing Ma Bridge, the world's longest road/rail suspension bridge, before continuing across it to Lantau Island. Spend time in Tai O Village to enjoy a short boat ride through this fishing village, and then explore its patchwork of old streets, small shops, shrines, and temples. Continue to the exquisitely built Po Lin Monastery, where you will view the majestic bronze Buddha and explore its museum. After lunch, take in the sweeping views of the lush terrains of Lantau from the Ngong Ping cable car, a 5.7 km skyrail. Later, return to your hotel in Hong Kong. This is a regularly-scheduled, English-speaking bus tour and may have pick-up service from various hotels. Day 12 Depart Hong Kong/Arrive LAX or SFO Transfer to the airport for your return flight Arrive in Los Angeles (LAX) or San Francisco (SFO) later today Breakfast

The Keio Plaza Hotel is in an ideal location to explore the delights of the city of Tokyo. Situated in Shinjuku, in the very heart of the Tokyo metropolis, it is only minutes away from the most popular shopping and entertainment spots. Take time to enjoy the outdoor pool located on the seventh floor of the main building, as well as a fitness room.

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Paradox Singapore Merchant Court at Clarke Quay, Singapore offers the best of both worlds: a central-city location and resort-style ambiance. The hotel is ideally located on the banks of the Singapore River, next to Clarke Quay Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station, and close to major places of interest including Chinatown, and the numerous bars and restaurants on the famous Clarke Quay and Boat Quay.

With its luxurious accommodations and stunning 17-story atrium, the Royal Garden Hotel is renowned for its unique architectural design, comfortable accommodations, personalized service, and above all, location, location, location. Centrally located in the heart of Kowloon, the Royal Garden Hotel provides easy access to the business and shopping area of Tsim Sha Tsui East and is close to public transportation. A variety of attractions, such as the Star Ferry, the Clock Tower, and the Museum of Art, are within walking distance from the hotel. Numerous shopping and dining venues are also nearby. The refined and elegant interior combines the best of both Eastern and Western detailing with contemporary setting in the public area.

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