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The Cheung Chau Tai Ping Jiao Festival has a long history. It was originally a religious activity held by local villagers to drive away plague and bad luck. In recent years, it has been vigorously promoted by the Hong Kong Tourism Board and has become a key tourism project, attracting a large number of citizens and tourists to visit Cheung Chau during the Jiao Festival. The color parade and bun grabbing are activities worth watching. However, if you are interested in understanding the Jiao culture and the history, religion and humanity behind it, it is recommended to avoid the crowds and not visit on the day of Buddha&rsquo;s birthday. You can visit I visited Cheung Chau a few days ago. There were relatively few tourists at that time, so it was convenient for a careful tour. We visited temples and clan halls of different ethnic groups on Cheung Chau Island to see if we could meet the local residents and learn more about them. More. I like Cheungzhou very much. There is FU, a short trip to the outlying islands of Hong Kong. The people on the island are simple and simple, which is very different from the prosperity of Hong Kong. It is worth a day trip to see it. The Taiping Qing Jiao Festival is held every year on the Buddha&#39;s birthday and is the largest one. For folk activities, you can experience folk festivals, and there are also many souvenirs with &quot;Peace&quot; written on them that you can buy.

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I purchased this tour via trip platform to avoid excess queue to the cashier. I got QR code on my email. Nevertheless queue to security gates were mandatory to all. I arrived 10 mins prior opening and there crowds of people. After all formalities i got into park easily and enjoyed my day. Worth it to buy via trip platform? Yes, as it was cheaper than in the official site. I could save even more if purchase ticket in advance. Thank you trip for making my day full of joy.

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Cheapest price compared to other platforms. Convenient purchase and easy to use. Ocean park fulls of fun activities for family with kids. Food in Panda cafe is a bit pricey but tastes good.

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No one comes to Hong Kong without visiting Victoria Peak, but the few times I went there before I took the cable car up and down. This time I followed a few friends to do a night hike from Central. Hike the mountains and walk on the moon in search of immortals, swim in the sea and chase the waves and play with dragons. The approximate route is Central Garden Road and Mid-Levels Escalator - Old Peak Road - Victoria Peak - down to Central. I have to say that Hong Kong is really suitable for hiking. This route is not difficult and it takes about 40 minutes to reach the top of the mountain. The happiness of climbing up by yourself and looking at the night view is something you can never experience by taking the cable car. Then I saw a wild boar 🐗 crossing the road.

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You can enjoy the nice view of harbour and skyscrapers from top. Just show your QR code to access the tram and the Sky Terrace 428, and go there early if you want to have good spot for sunset photo.

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Museums

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It is worth visiting. The curatorial level is very high and the exhibits are very exquisite. I personally like Halls 2, 5 and the special exhibition (I missed Hall 1, I will make up for it next time). The exhibition copywriting is really well written, easy to understand and literary, and the excavation of historical details is also very in-depth. You can feel the dedication and professionalism of the curatorial team. For example, the music of the shaman&#39;s blessing to the gods in the Forbidden City is very shocking, and the atmosphere is full, giving you an immersive feeling. I have been to the National Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei, and the experience in Hong Kong is relatively better. There are fewer people, so you can calm down and visit without squeezing like a war. The scenery is also beautiful, and the viewing platform faces the sea, which gives you a long-lost sense of relaxation.

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Time:	Apr 27–May 6, 2025 (UTC+8)
Location:	Cheung Chau Island, Hong Kong 852 China

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