- Good insight into both sides of Hong Kong
- Tai Chi is instantly accessible and enjoyable
- Feng Shui at Tsing Ma Bridge only interesting to enthusiasts
- Tai Chi can be done for free
- Tea Houses more enjoyable when done individually, not in a group
- Itinerary - 1hr Tai Chi Lesson, Feng Shui at Tsing Ma Bridge, Tea Talk and Demonstration.
- Language - English
- Pick-up - Excelsior Hotel, Sailsbury YMCA
- Time - 7:30am -7:45am
- Duration - 4 hours
- Price - HK$298
- Contact - +852 2369 9628
A great chance to find out about the traditions that make Hong Kong tick. You start the tour with an hour-long Tai Chi lesson, either on the Hong Kong waterfront or on top of the Peak, both with different but equally impressive views of the city’s skyline. If the weather is clear, this certainly represents an excellent experience, it can however be done for free with the Hong Kong Tourism Board.
Many of the skyscrapers on the city’s skyline were designed with direction from the ancient art of Feng Shui. You’ll find out about this ancient architectural practice with a trip out to Tsing Ma Bridge, the world’s largest rail-road-suspension bridge. A possible letdown on the tour; the Feng Shui angle is only really interesting to those with an interest in the art, as the bridge itself is largely unremarkable.
The conclusion of the day comes at a traditional Chinese tea house, where you’ll learn all about the arts and practices that go into Chinese Tea Culture.
A good tour for those who want to find out more about Chinese culture in Hong Kong, however it is a little specialist in areas.
