The Hong Kong Free Tours

Keywords: Local Market, Dark Side of Hong KongIn the Kowloon Free Tour, we walk an extra mile to show you things beyond all the common tourist spots. We will show you the lesser known markets that are essential to us and we will expose the inconvenient unreality behind the glamorous & beautiful Victoria Harbor...... Please come prepared to see a different side of Hong Kong...

Keywords: Exotic Food Tour, Adventurous This is not a normal tasting Chinese food type of food tour! We are tasting exotic foods (to you, not to us!) and explaining why these are day to day culture in Hong Kong. We have been to places in China where they impress the tourists with food Chinese don't even eat (like fried scorpions and seahorses). We want to offer a real food & culture experience that is extremely fun and unprecedented to your travel experience. Please note this tour is not for vegetarian.

Keywords: Introduction, History, Politics In this tour we will bring you back in time from Hong Kong modern day skyscrapers to colonial buildings. This walk focuses on Hong Kong introduction, history, social & political issues. This walk helps you to understand how British acquired Hong Kong, how Hong Kong was returned to China, and what a typical Hong Konger thinks of the city's relationship with China. It is best to take this tour in the beginning of your visit because the content allows you to appreciate more of what you will see during your visit.

Keywords: Peak Tram, Skip the Line Peak Tram is the most popular tourist attraction in Hong Kong and often time travelers may need to wait 1-2 hours to get on a tram. This tour saves your valuable time by skipping to the front of the line for you!

Keywords: Practice the religion, Fortune Telling, Temples This tour focuses on learning the religion by practicing the local rituals together rather than viewing the rituals from a third person perspective. By the end of this tour, we would have visited both temples & crematorium; done two different types of fortune telling (with fortune teller explaining your fortune); and understand how each place/practice function as part of the Chinese society.