A Symphony of Lights is a laser light and music show in Hong Kong. It is completed by a total of 47 skyscrapers and landmark buildings located on both sides of Victoria Harbour on both sides of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula. It is a large-scale light and music show in the world. Every night at 8 o'clock, you can see the urban buildings on both sides of the Victoria Harbour turn into a stage with sound and light intertwined in the neon lights and music, showing the splendid night of Hong Kong. The magical lights emitted by each building illuminate the sky over the Victoria Harbour, supplemented by music and narration, dreamy, gorgeous and impactful, allowing you to have a deeper understanding of the beauty of Hong Kong. The sound and light show starts at 8 o'clock every night and lasts about 13 minutes. During these 13 minutes, you can watch the performance for free on both sides of Victoria Harbour. The best viewing spots are from the Avenue of Stars to the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront outside the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the waterfront promenade of the Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai or the sightseeing ferry from Victoria Harbour. In Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Garden and the Golden Bauhinia Square waterfront promenade, you can hear the music and narration of The Symphony of Lights. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, it is played next to English, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, it is Mandarin narration. Play Cantonese. The regular performance on weekdays usually has five segments. You can watch the gradient effect of colored lights on the facade of the building, the dancing of lasers and searchlights in the dark night, and the kaleidoscope-like rotating light pattern, which is colorful. If you choose the "Symphony of Lights on the Hong Kong" Victoria Harbour tour, you can enjoy two birds with one stone while you are on a luxury sightseeing cruise, enjoying the night view on both sides of the Victoria Harbour and enjoying a sound and light show on the water. If you want to take the ferry, please visit: http://www.discoverhongkong.com/china/see-do/tours-walks/guided-tours/victoria-harbour/SOL-harbour-cruise.jsp#tour2 booking. Note that there is an additional fee for the sightseeing boat, which is HKD 180 for adults, HKD 162 for children aged 3-12 and seniors over 65 years old. It is recommended to choose to watch the performance from the seaside of Tsim Sha Tsui. You can see most of Hong Kong's landmark buildings on Hong Kong Island, such as Bank of China Building, HSBC Bank, International Finance Center and other landmarks. With these buildings as the background, you will feel the performance more spectacular. Located on this stretch of coastline, the waterfront observation deck next to the Clock Tower and Star Ferry Pier is a great place to watch the show. If you encounter special festivals, you can also see fireworks on the roof of the building and on the sea. Since the end of 2007, A Symphony of Lights has been expanded into a large-scale New Year's countdown event every year. Starting at 23:40 on December 31, a regular light show will be held first. In the 20 seconds before and after the New Year, the 420-meter-high Hong Kong The second phase of the International Finance Center will start the fireworks show. As the countdown counts down, fireworks on both sides of the building are set off layer by layer, accompanied by flickering and shining laser searchlights. At zero o'clock just to welcome the new year, the seven-colored fireworks of the building and the splendid fireworks of the 16 skyscrapers next to the harbour are set off at the same time. After the countdown, there will be a two-minute fireworks show, which is very beautiful and shocking.

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The phantom-colored fragrant river is actually a light show every night on both sides of Victoria Harbour, and every time for about 10 minutes, all the buildings will be combined into a beautiful pattern, very spectacular.

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Victoria Harbour: Hong Kong&#39;s soul bay, a never-ending sensory feast Victoria Harbour, this natural bay of1.1 kilometers wide and 42 meters deep, is not only the geographical core of Hong Kong, but also the beating heart of the city. From early morning to midnight, it interprets the unique charm of the &quot;Pearl of the East&quot; with a diverse face, becoming a legendary landmark for tourists around the world. First, the morning and evening flow: all-weather visual poetry, Victoria Harbour awakens in the mist at sunrise. The sun penetrated the clouds and spilled on the sparkling sea. The starships in the distance slowly crossed with Jinhui, sketching a quiet ink painting. The office workers at the Central Pier were in a hurry, forming a sense of time-space interlaced with the retro sailboats docked. At noon, the bay turned into a vibrant stage. The skyscrapers were reflected in the water like steel forests, and international cruise ships were whistled and seagulls were skimming the Harbour Bridge. Take the &quot;Zhang Baozai&quot; antique sailboat to sea, the salty sea breeze, you can see the &quot;sky dialogue&quot; between the ICC Building (315 meters) and the Global Trade Plaza (484 meters) up close. When night falls, Victoria Harbour ushered in a high-light moment. At 8 o&#39;clock, the &quot;Fantastic Colorful Xiangjiang&quot; light show staged on time - 47 landmark buildings incarnate giant screens, laser beams cut through the night sky, and the symphony plays the city Rhapsody. At this time, board the &quot;Star Virgin Tour&quot; cruise ship, 360 degrees immersed in the concerto of lights and waves, if you are in the sci-fi movie scene. Two, multi-dimensional experience: three-dimensional exploration of sea, land and air Sea shuttle: the time machine Star Ferry of the century-old ferry is a classic choice for visiting Victoria Harbour. The red and white ship has been sailing since 1888, and the fare of HKD2.5 can start a 7-minute journey through the sea. Sitting in a wooden seat, watching the rapid switch between the Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island skyline, there are old Cantonese songs in the ear, and the fireworks and history are intertwined here. Overlooking the sky: God&#39;s perspective above the cloud If you want to unlock the &quot;God&#39;s perspective&quot; of Victoria Harbour, you can climb the Taiping Peak Lingyu Pavilion Skywalk 428, or challenge the &quot;Skyline 100&quot; observation deck on the 100th floor of Global Trade Plaza. Standing at 554 meters high, the bay is like a silver chain winding the city, and after night, thousands of lights converge into a flowing river of stars, more glaring than stars. Land walk: the dual cultural and romantic - Avenue of Stars: Re-engraved Hollywood model, Anita Mei bronze statue, Bruce Lee handprints inlaid on the coastal trail, listening to the waves by the railing in the evening, as if talking with the golden age of Hong Kong film. - West Kowloon Cultural District: a paradise for art lovers, the M+ Museum&#39;s giant sculptures and Victoria Harbour skyline form a pioneering picture, and the lawn of the free garden is the secret base for picnic and stargazing. - Wan Chai Promenade: Cycling to Golden Bauhinia Square in the evening, watching the flag and the district flag flutter in the sea breeze, feeling the blend of Hong Kong-style romance and national feelings. 3. Festival carnival: the grand carnival above the bay The charm of Victoria Harbour was pushed to the peak during the festival: - Lunar New Year: The world&#39;s largest sea fireworks display is staged here. 30,000 fireworks are blown between buildings in 25 minutes, and the sea is reflected in the red orange yellow green light. The flavor of the year is rendered to the extreme. - New Year&#39;s Eve: Countdown screen of cross-strait building incarnations, millions

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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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amazing view going up the peak on the tram! it can be a bit packed depending on the time you head there and the seats require some strategic planning if you intend to catch good view of the scenery. there are a handful of eateries and shops to browse as well as opportunities to capture the skyline of the city.

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Museum masters must punch in the museum wherever they go! There are few people. It&rsquo;s good to take pictures. Unlike other places, I don&rsquo;t know whether to take exhibits or shoot people! There are also a lot of things. The gold jewelry donated by well-known big men are beautiful.

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