hongkong trip

[Unknown_08]

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if cebupac nana bana siya hotel and tour packages?

not sure pero mura ug pwede ka mobook sad nila ug mga hotels. pero i think mascheaper if mangita ka online then magpabook ka gamit lang ang cc.

[ayee]

sus TS imong pangutana daghan nag duplicate sa uban sa tao sa old hk discussion adto nalang didto ukaya maclose pa ni imong thread bec. thrs an existing thread.

d d.i ko pwd mo himo og akong thread kuya? kay kung adto ko sa existing HK thread murag wala man sad didto akong pangutana gud. dont worry kay march rani kutob akong thread and i will pm mods para ma delete nalang ni after i get what i want.

[wAn_eyE]

I suggest you make your own itinerary rather than go to an agency. With a tour package, you will most like be taken to a compulsory city tour which includes a trip to some kind of jewel or souvenir factory where you will be forced or convinced to buy. This is just a waste of time.

When I went to HK last September, I made my own 5 day itinerary which included a trip to Macau. I visited more or less 90% of my planned locations and most of my planned activities.

Best place for first timers and even most tourist is TST area (Tsim Sha Tsui). This is where most of the action is. The closer the hotel/hostel of your choice to the MRT station, the better.

MRT will be your main mode of transportation in >90% of the time (you will need to ride a bus to go to Ocean Park but aside from that, it's MRT all the way even to disneyland).

Suggested 3 day itinerary

Day 1 - Ngong ping or Victoria peak (If you travel by CebuPac and arrive midnight or early morning, you can go to Ngong ping village (via cable car) during the morning and visit Victoria peak (via tram) during the afternoon/evening

Day 2 - Disneyland or Ocean Park; If you like shows and a disney fan, it's a no brainer and pick disneyland. However, if you're a thrillseeker and likes animals, you got to go to OP. But if ask me, if I had to pick one, Disneyland wins.

Day 3 - If you like shopping, I suggest you dedicate your last day for it. There's a lot of shopping options in HK, ranging from tiange2x to Outlet shops of mid-range brands to expensive brands.

[calcio11]

i have two DIY itineraries..pm me your email...i'll send it to you...

[masakiton]

Asia Travel Hotels Resorts Air Ticketing Tours Packages Reservation <- pwede ka mag pa reserve/survey sa prices sa site

[charot!]

guys, pila man usually ang ato budget if molaag ta sa hongkong? all in all na ha

[KrEaNe121705]

mga pila kaha magasto ani tanan2x? like for example sa imoha... thanks sa reply..

[KrEaNe121705]

I suggest you make your own itinerary rather than go to an agency. With a tour package, you will most like be taken to a compulsory city tour which includes a trip to some kind of jewel or souvenir factory where you will be forced or convinced to buy. This is just a waste of time.

When I went to HK last September, I made my own 5 day itinerary which included a trip to Macau. I visited more or less 90% of my planned locations and most of my planned activities.

Best place for first timers and even most tourist is TST area (Tsim Sha Tsui). This is where most of the action is. The closer the hotel/hostel of your choice to the MRT station, the better.

MRT will be your main mode of transportation in >90% of the time (you will need to ride a bus to go to Ocean Park but aside from that, it's MRT all the way even to disneyland).

Suggested 3 day itinerary

Day 1 - Ngong ping or Victoria peak (If you travel by CebuPac and arrive midnight or early morning, you can go to Ngong ping village (via cable car) during the morning and visit Victoria peak (via tram) during the afternoon/evening

Day 2 - Disneyland or Ocean Park; If you like shows and a disney fan, it's a no brainer and pick disneyland. However, if you're a thrillseeker and likes animals, you got to go to OP. But if ask me, if I had to pick one, Disneyland wins.

Day 3 - If you like shopping, I suggest you dedicate your last day for it. There's a lot of shopping options in HK, ranging from tiange2x to Outlet shops of mid-range brands to expensive brands.

ask lang ta ko bro mga pila imong gasto ani? like sa imoha? bisag mga rough estimate lang. Thank you kaayo.