Hong Kong Macau Ngong Ping Venetian 3 Days 2 Nights GOMO8912

03.30 am. Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, 4th floor, with a welcome sign, Let's Go Group and staff to facilitate and provide travel information for you.
06.30 am. Depart for Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, by Cathay Pacific Airways, Flight No. CX616 (with food and beverages on board).
10.25 am. Arrive at Hong Kong International Airport, CHEK LAP KOK. After that, go through immigration and collect your luggage (local time is 1 hour ahead of Thailand). After going through immigration, the group will exit Exit B.
Travel to Tung Chung Station to take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car.
* Including the cost of a normal cable car ride.
** This place is considered another highlight when visiting Hong Kong. You must come to see the beautiful scenery of Hong Kong Island from the cable car. There are 3 types of cabins:
- Standard Cabin, a normal cabin, suitable for people who are afraid of heights
- Crystal Cabin, a glass cabin, suitable for those who love excitement
- Private Cabin, a private sightseeing cabin with a glass floor, no need to wait in line
Note: In the event that the Ngong Ping cabin is closed for maintenance or closed due to weather conditions, the company reserves the right to change to a park coach to take you to the top of the mountain instead. And will refund the difference in cabin fare of HK$30 per adult and HK$20 per child. Take you to Lantau Island to worship the Big Buddha at Po Lin Monastery, or popularly known as the Lantau Big Buddha. The Buddha statue is made of 160 bronze pieces. The Buddha statue faces north towards Mainland China. It is enshrined at a height of 26.4 meters on a lotus pedestal. If counting the pedestal, it is 34 meters high. The construction cost of the Buddha statue was HK$60 million. The Buddha statue is unofficially called the Tian Tan Big Buddha. It is enshrined on a pedestal as high as a 3-story building. It was designed according to the base structure of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Inside is the enshrined place of the 5 Buddhas in the Ten Thousand Buddhas building. On the roof of the temple, there are auspicious animals at the corners of the roof. Do not bring offerings consisting of meat to worship.
At noon, lunch is served at the restaurant (1).
Take you to pray to the Tian Tan Buddha at the prayer area. Let everyone pray for health, work, and money because the Buddha is a blessing prang. From the prayer area, you can walk up to see the base of the Buddha. There are 268 long steps. At the base of the Buddha is the enshrined relics (crystal tooth relics) and a white jade Buddha statue invited from Sri Lanka. There is an oil painting of the life of the Buddha (not included in the entrance fee, 60 Hong Kong dollars per person). Or you can see the view of Lantau Island from a high angle. There are also statues of goddesses offering offerings according to the beliefs of the Mahayana sect enshrined around the base of the Buddha. Then, you are free at Ngong Ping Village. You can freely visit shops and restaurants in this model village. You will find fun that can combine prosperity and traditional culture perfectly. Then, take you to Citygate Outlets. You can freely shop with OUTLET of many world-class branded products such as COACH, ESPRIT, POLO, RALPH LAUREN or BURBERRY, including many brands of sports shoes. And in the basement, there is a large supermarket for you to choose from, whether it is food, household items or fresh fruits. Shop to your heart's content.
In the evening, free for dinner. In order not to waste time shopping.
Stay at iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel or Dorsett Tsuen Wan Hotel or Hotel COZi Oasis 4 stars or equivalent.

Morning: Have breakfast at a restaurant.Serve you with Hong Kong’s famous dim sum, such as har gow, shrimp dumplings, rice noodles, congee, etc. (2)
Take you to Macau, which is a city with a long and interesting history. In the past, Macau was just a small farming and fishing village with Cantonese and Fujianese as the original people. Until the beginning of the 16th century, the Portuguese sailed to this peninsula to trade with the Chinese and established a colony in this area. Importantly, the Portuguese brought with them the prosperity of architecture and Western arts and culture, making Macau a city that perfectly blends Eastern and Western cultures, so much so that it can be called “Europe in the heart of Asia”. Take you to A-Ma Temple, an ancient temple that has existed for a long time and preserves many valuable ancient artifacts. It was built before the city of Macau was established, making it another important temple. It is believed that the origin of the name Macau is From this A-Ma Temple area, in the past, there was a bay called A Ma Goa (Ah Ma Gok), which means A-Ma Bay, which was distorted into the current name of Macau. Then take you to see St. Paul's Cathedral (Ruins of St. Paul's). This church used to be part of St. Paul's College, which was founded in 1594 and closed in 1762. It was the first Western-style university in East Asia. St. Paul's Church was built in 1580 but was destroyed twice, in 1595 and 1601 respectively, until a fire in 1835. Both the college and the church were destroyed, leaving only the front of the building, most of the church foundations, and the front stairs of the building, showing a mix of Eastern and Western styles, and is the only place in the world. Take you to Senado Square. Free time for you to walk around and shop for products as you wish.
Lunch is served at a restaurant (3) Special menu.. Roast goose
Take you to a local dessert shop Let you taste and buy snacks and vitamins at a reasonable price, such as vitamins extracted from deep-sea fish, royal jelly that helps nourish the skin, or pork jerky. Take you to see the Statue of Kun Iam, a golden prang of Kuan Yin made entirely of bronze. It is 18 meters high and weighs more than 1.8 tons. It is enshrined on a lotus pedestal, looking beautiful and graceful. Reflecting the sunlight, it sparkles in a beautiful yellow color. Keep an eye on this Kuan Yin, which is a half-breed Kuan Yin, meaning she was molded in the form of Kuan Yin but her face is that of the Virgin Mary. This is because the Portuguese Kuan Yin was created as a memorial to Macau on the occasion of its return to China. Then take you to The Venetian Macao, the largest casino complex in Macau with the largest casino zone in the world. It is also the building with the largest usable area in Asia. However, the most famous thing about The Venetian for general tourists is the shopping mall, which is designed and decorated in the style of Venice in Italy. Which is beautifully and amazingly built and is famous all over the world. The atmosphere in the Venetian shopping mall is called the Grand Canal Shoppes, located on the side of the casino zone, which is clearly separated but has a walkway connecting them. Inside the mall, it is shaped like a U with a canal running through the middle of the walkway, which has a gondola service. The ceiling is painted and lit like the sky. The shops in the mall are quite diverse, both food and various items. You are free to shop or enjoy activities in the Venetian (excluding gondola ride tickets). Evening, free dinner to avoid wasting time traveling.
Take you back to Hong Kong, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.
Stay at iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel or Dorsett Tsuen Wan Hotel or Hotel COZi Oasis 4-star or equivalent.
* Note: On the morning of the 2nd day of the trip, if you get a hotel with breakfast, the company will upgrade the breakfast in the accommodation for you, except for iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel. *

Morning: Have breakfast at a restaurant. Serve you with Hong Kong’s famous dim sum, such as har gow, shrimp dumplings, rice noodles, congee, etc. (4)
Take you to Che Kung Temple. The legend of Che Kung Temple or another name is “Windmill Temple”. It is another temple with a long history. It was built 300 years ago. According to the legend, there was a pirate who wanted to rob the villagers. When General Che Kung found out, he told the villagers to fold the windmill and put it in front of their houses. It turned out that the pirates left and did not rob. The villagers therefore believe that the windmill helps eliminate evil that is about to come and bring good things to them. Therefore, Che Kung Temple was built to commemorate General Che Kung and is a place of worship to prevent bad things from happening. The 4-blade windmill, each blade represents safe travel, good health, luck and money. It is believed that if it spins 3 times and beats the drum 3 times, it will help ward off evil things. And bring good things in. Take you to visit the famous jewelry factory in Hong Kong. Meet the award-winning design and use it to enhance your feng shui luck. By reducing the blades of the windmill at Che Kung Temple to make jewelry, whether it's a pendant, ring, bracelet, to be an accessory to carry with you and enhance your destiny. Take you to see the Jade Shop, which has many jade products, such as jade bracelets or lucky animals like Pi Xiu. You are free to choose to buy them as souvenirs or mementos or bring luck to yourself.
Noon Lunch at the restaurant (5) Special menu.. Shabu Shabu Hong Kong style
Take you to Wong Tai Sin Temple (Wang Tai Sin Temple) (Cantonese people call this temple Wong Tai Sin). It is an ancient temple that is over a hundred years old. Most Hong Kong people travel to this temple to pray for good health and freedom from illness. This temple is home to many Chinese gods, such as the secret room under the Wong Tai Sin Temple. Pray for blessings to enhance your luck and resolve conflicts with one of the sacred Chinese gods. 60 Tai Sui Gods, the guardians of human destiny. According to Chinese beliefs, destiny changes every year. Worshiping Tai Sui Gods to resolve bad luck and enhance good fortune, pray for good luck, safety, and smoothness throughout the year (the entrance fee is approximately 100 HKD, you can ask the tour leader or local guide). Take you to worship and ask for blessings from Kwun Yum Temple, Hung Hom, a small, old temple built in 1873. It has traditional Chinese temple architecture and is considered one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong. This temple is famous for its “God's Money Borrowing Ceremony” to make us rich and wealthy. Money flows in piles of gold. Normally, the temple will organize a special God's Money Borrowing Ceremony, but other than that, you can also come to perform the ceremony on a normal day as you wish.
When the time is right, we will travel to Hong Kong International Airport. Then, we will travel to Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China.
09.50 pm. Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by Cathay Pacific Flight No. CX 617
11.50 pm. Arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand safely with great impressions from the Let's Go Group team.