Round-trip flights to Hong Kong’s dazzling nightlife from just ¥4,300 – go anytime you wish

Written/Compiled and Reported by MOOK Travel Life Net’s Chen Guanxin

 

When it comes to Hong Kong, whether due to its geographical proximity or cultural closeness, the city known as the Pearl of the Orient is very familiar to many, making it a popular destination for outbound travel. Cathay Pacific’s “Enjoy FUN” promotion in its final week goes on sale today and runs until May 9. It offers round-trip economy class tickets from Taipei to Hong Kong starting from NT$4,300, and Taipei to Seoul round-trip economy class tickets starting from NT$5,000. There are also round-trip economy class tickets from Kaohsiung to Hong Kong via Dragonair starting from NT$5,300. The above fares do not include related taxes and surcharges. In addition, this week Cathay Pacific and Dragonair will offer an extra bonus on Wednesday, May 8: customers who purchase “Enjoy FUN” round-trip tickets to Hong Kong on the website that day will receive one round-trip Hong Kong Airport Express voucher, while those who buy round-trip tickets to Seoul will get one specially designed Octopus card from Cathay Pacific. “Enjoy FUN” promotional tickets ordered from today through the week of May 9 must be used for travel between May 13 and June 30.

Coming to vibrant and colorful Hong Kong, besides the enticing aromas of numerous delectable foods calling out to visitors to come and indulge, there's also the world-famous Victoria Peak night view, the magnificent “Symphony of Lights,” the Temple Street and Lan Kwai Fong often seen in movies and TV dramas, and bar areas where you can sip cool beer in the sea breeze – Hong Kong nights are equally intoxicating.

 

Hong Kong’s night view is world-renowned, and the most iconic spot to take it all in is Victoria Peak. Looking north from the peak, you’ll see a sea of skyscrapers and glowing lights, along with views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon. Turn southward, and you’ll gaze upon the lush greenery of Hong Kong’s southern district and the endless South China Sea. For many years, countless people have been enchanted here, unable to tear themselves away. Since 1888, the Peak Tram has been operating day and night, carrying passengers eager to witness Hong Kong’s night view straight to the mountaintop, and to date, it has carried over several million riders.

Every night at 8:00 PM sharp, Hong Kong’s dazzling lights come alive. Organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the “Symphony of Lights” is a light and music show that weaves together the illuminated facades of 44 buildings across Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, including Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong City Hall, Central Plaza, International Finance Centre, Harbour City, and The Peninsula Hotel. With various lighting effects, it presents five themed segments: “A New Day Begins,” “Energy,” “Heritage,” “Building the Future,” and “Celebration.” It has been listed in the Guinness World Records as the “Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show in the World,” truly a spectacular sight that is a must-see at least once in your lifetime.

Temple Street

 

Bar Area