• Tin Hau Temple - Explore the captivating Tin Hau Temple in Causeway Bay, a splendid shrine dedicated to the Empress of Heaven and Goddess of the Sea. Constructed in the 18th century by the respected Tai clan, this architectural masterpiece enchants visitors with its detailed design.

Managed by the Tai clan for generations, the temple stands as a testament to their devotion and a treasure trove of historical artifacts. Step inside to admire the extraordinary relics, including a bell from 1747. Experience the rich heritage and sacred ambiance of this esteemed place of worship.

• Lin Fa Kung Temple - Enter the enchanting realm of Lin Fa Kung, the esteemed “Temple of Lotus” located in the lively neighborhood of Tai Hang. Recognized as a Declared Monument since 2014, this architectural marvel is steeped in history and cultural importance.

Dating back to 1863, Lin Fa Kung was built to honor Kwun Yum, the cherished Goddess of Mercy. Its distinctive architectural style, rare in Hong Kong, highlights the intricate craftsmanship of a past era. Although the temple has been renovated over time, its core structure remains beautifully preserved, transporting visitors to a bygone era.

Lin Fa Kung’s profound connection to the Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, a treasured traditional event, makes it even more remarkable. This captivating spectacle, now part of the national list of intangible cultural heritage, intertwines the temple’s spiritual energy with the vibrant traditions of the local community.

• Tin Hau - TAI HANG AREA - Embark on a fascinating journey through the historic streets of Tai Hang, where the past seamlessly merges with the present. As you explore, let the stories of this remarkable area unfold before you. Pass by a pre-war tenement building, now a Grade III historic building.
• Tin Hau - HONG KONG STYLE TRADITIONAL TEA STALL IRON HOUSE - Visit an iconic Hong Kong-style traditional tea stall, a family-run establishment that has mastered the art of tea-making over three generations. Known as one of the “Four Milk Tea Kings in Hong Kong,” it has earned a stellar reputation for its exceptional brews. Delight your senses with the legendary stockings of milk tea, a beloved classic cherished by locals and visitors alike.
• Tin Hau - FIRE DRAGON HERITAGE CENTRE - The Fire Dragon Heritage Centre, originally built in 1909 as Hung Shing Yi Hok, meaning ‘Confucius free school for the poor’, was destroyed during World War II and rebuilt on the same site by 20 November 1949. The current building was designated a Grade 3 Historic Building in 2010. Join our knowledgeable tour guide as they reveal the fascinating world of Fire Dragon culture. Discover the rich traditions, stories, and significance behind this mesmerizing spectacle.
• Causeway Bay - FAMOUS WANTON NOODLE RESTAURANT - Take a ding ding tram to Causeway Bay. After all the walking, it’s time to indulge your taste buds and give your feet a well-deserved rest. Prepare to be captivated by the irresistible aroma and flavors of the renowned wonton noodles and broth. Enjoy these delightful bite-sized dumplings, filled with succulent shrimp and pork, nestled alongside perfectly cooked noodles and bathed in a fragrant chicken broth. Each spoonful is a symphony of textures and tastes that will transport you to a culinary paradise.
• Causeway Bay - HISTORIC STREET IN CAUSEWAY BAY - Join our knowledgeable tour guide as they unravel the intriguing history behind the street names and signs that adorn the cityscape. As a former British colony, the city’s streets feature a delightful mix of names inspired by British places and influential figures.
• Causeway Bay - PETTY WOMEN BEATING - Venture further to experience a taste of living culture - the ancient tradition of “petty person beating” (da siu yan in Cantonese) - a Chinese folk ritual to dispel evil, particularly from enemies. This folk custom is not only part of the intangible cultural heritage but also featured in the international publication “Time Magazine” and is widely recognized worldwide.
• Causeway Bay - TRADITIONAL HERBAL TEA SHOP - For the final stop, take a break at a herbal tea shop. Herbal tea boasts a long history and embodies unique folk wisdom and traditional culture. Herbal tea shops are abundant in Hong Kong, and herbal tea has become a staple drink in daily life.
• Causeway Bay - TRADITIONAL CHINESE CONFECTIONERY SHOP - Hong Kong has a rich history of producing preserved fruits, a quintessential traditional delicacy. This ancient industry is deeply rooted in the city, reflecting its enduring history. Our knowledgeable tour guide will explain two traditional Chinese preserved fruit preparation methods, offering an opportunity to explore the rich cultural legacy of Hong Kong’s preserved fruits.

• 1 time ride for Hong Kong (Ding Ding) Tram
• No mandatory shopping stops
• 1 glass of herbal tea
• Tour conducted by friendly English speaking licensed tour guide
• A bottle of wonton noodles and a cup of milk tea/coffee per person for lunch
• Petty person beathing demonstration

• Cost of transport or any food / drinks which you choose to buy during your tour.
• Transportation fees from your hotel to meeting point & back to hotel
• Gratuities

• This is an extraordinary tour that immerses you in Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage. We unveil 7 intangible cultural assets, 5 historic buildings, 4 tantalizing local delicacies, 3 traditional customs, and the iconic “Ding Ding” trams.

• Discover the hidden gems by visiting iconic 2 temples, and delve into the fascinating history and traditional customs at the Fire Dragon Heritage Centre.

• Savor the nostalgic taste of a herbal tea renowned tea shop. Indulge in Hong Kong-style wonton noodles at a popular eatery and marvel at the oldest street signs that bear witness to the city’s rich heritage.

• Explore the various aspects of intangible cultural heritage by visiting various places. Engage in the traditional custom of “petty person beating” and experience the captivating allure of this ancient culture.

• This is more than just a tour; it’s a cultural immersion that allows you to deeply appreciate Hong Kong’s exceptional intangible cultural heritage.

• A maximum of 2 children (ages 3-11) can receive a special discount when accompanied by 2 paying adults.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.