Hong Kong’s Year-End Highlight: The Guinness World Record-Holding "Symphony of Lights" Debuts a New Version
By MOOK Scenic Spots Family / Compiled Report
At the end of 2017, Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour launched a new version of its evening show, with night views more brilliant than ever. The Guinness World Record-certified "largest light and music show in the world"—"Symphony of Lights"—made its grand return on December 1, featuring richer visual effects and more thrilling music, allowing visitors on both sides of Victoria Harbour to experience a world-class audiovisual spectacle.
The new version of Symphony of Lights debuts on December 1. (Photo / Hong Kong Tourism Board)
The newly upgraded "Symphony of Lights" will be performed every night at 8:00 PM starting December 1 (Friday) along both sides of Victoria Harbour, lasting approximately 10 minutes. The new version will incorporate diverse lighting effects such as searchlights, lasers, and beam lights, illuminating 40 skyscrapers on both sides of Victoria Harbour with stunning brilliance. For the first time, LED screens on the facades of multiple buildings will join the show, displaying various patterns and messages to enhance audience interaction. Additionally, the performance will feature an all-new musical score performed by the renowned Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, with lighting effects synchronizing to the melodies for a truly immersive audiovisual experience.
Forty skyscrapers on both sides of Victoria Harbour join forces in the show. (Photo / Hong Kong Tourism Board)
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New Version of Symphony of LightsTime:Starting December 1, 2017 (Friday), every night from 20:00–20:10 (GMT+8)
Best ViewingLocations:
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade outside Hong Kong Cultural Centre
Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai
Take a sightseeing cruise to enjoy the show on Victoria Harbour
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