Hong Kong Group Tour Packages

It will cost you around INR 59,000 to INR 78,900 per person to visit Hong Kong for a duration of 5 to 7 days. This includes your accommodations, transfers, meals, and sightseeing tours. At this price, you can visit Disneyland Resort, where you can enjoy thrilling rides and meet Disney characters. You can also experience the Symphony of Lights Cruise at Victoria Harbour for stunning city views.

No, a visa is not required if you are planning to visit Hong Kong for 14 days. However, you must complete pre-arrival registration (PAR) before travelling to the country from India. You can apply for it at the Chinese embassy or online through the Hong Kong Immigration Department. If you are travelling for a longer duration, you can apply for a visa.

The Hong Kong visa fee for Indian citizens is HKD 190, which is approximately INR 1,750 per person. You are required to make the payment via a Bank Draft to the Chinese embassy or online through the Hong Kong Immigration website.

Hong Kong is famous for housing the highest number of skyscrapers in the world. It is known to be the homeland of exciting attractions, like Disneyland, Victoria Peak, Ocean Park, and the Big Buddha. The place is also renowned for its delicious food, with dishes like Sweet and Sour Pork, Wonton, and Dim Sum. Moreover, it is a paradise for shopping lovers with numerous luxury malls and vibrant markets like Ladies' Market and Temple Street Night Market.

To visit Hong Kong in 3 days, you can explore the key areas of the country. Within this time frame, you can tour the Victoria Peak, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, and Graham Street on the first day. The second day can be enjoyed by paying a visit to Lantau Island and the Tian Tan Buddha. On the third day, you can visit Macau to see Sonada Square, the Ruins of Saint Paul, and Coloane Village.

Hong Kong is a little expensive for Indian travellers, but you can enjoy budget-friendly travelling to this destination with careful planning. You can get both high-end options and luxurious ranges of dining, accommodations and services there. You can opt for local eateries, explore markets, and stay in three-star hotels to help save money. 

January is the coldest month in Hong Kong. The weather at this time is usually dry and mild, with temperatures ranging between 10 and 23 degrees Celsius. January has more overcast days, but you may still catch some sunshine if you are lucky. It is the perfect time to take a tour of the Lantau Enlightenment and The Peak Tram. 

The clothing to wear in Hong Kong varies from season to season. If you visit the destination in the spring season, you can wear long sleeves or a light jacket for evenings. On the other hand, you can wear light and breathable clothes during the summer season. For the autumn season, you can dress in breathable clothes with a jacket. While the winter season can be enjoyed in warm clothes like wool sweaters and coats.