Macau, Pearl River Delta Add Another Dimension To A Stay In Hong Kong

Hong Kong is strategically located as a gateway to these nearby destinations and can be used as a point of prey for a trip that adds even more excitement and exploration. Getting to The Pearl of the Orient in the first place is relatively easy, with numerous daily flights to Hong Kong operating throughout Asia and beyond.

A stay in Hong Kong itself is a thrilling experience in general is characterized by many attractions of the destination, theme parks, a deliciously exotic cuisine and plenty of culture and heritage. Adding Macao, the Pearl Delta River and mainland China can strengthen that stay in Hong Kong and is well worth considering.

Foreigners in Hong Kong who want to visit the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong province of China to a maximum of 144 hours (six days) through points in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Foshan, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing the entry of Huizhou and Shantou. They have to do an internship visa 144 hours to do so.

To be eligible for the visa, visitors must join a tour organized by a travel agency registered in Hong Kong and traveling in a group of at least two people and a maximum of 40 people. This visa is available to holders of ordinary passports from countries that have diplomatic relations with China.

A tour of Hong Kong to Hainan province in China is possible, with visitors from 26 countries to enjoy visa-free access. This includes Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Indonesia, USA, Canada, UK, France, Denmark, Austria, Switzerland, Australia and New Zealand. A stay of 15 days is given to visitors traveling in groups of five or more people.

For a visit to Macao, visitors from over 70 countries and territories are exempt from the visa requirement. This includes Japan, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, South Korea, India, USA, Canada, UK, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, Russia, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.

When it comes to traveling to these destinations from Hong Kong, there are frequent daily flights from Hong Kong to mainland China, while the other option is to take the MTR (Mass Transit Railway), managed by regular intercity rail services in the province of Guangdong and Beijing and Shanghai. Terminus train station in Kowloon's Hung Hom Hong Kong, where travelers pass through immigration control of Hong Kong.

Fast Ferries also ply the waters between Hong Kong and Macao and other places along the coast of mainland China. These services operate from the Ferry Terminal Hong Kong-Macao in Sheung Wan on Hong Kong Island and the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

The Pearl River Delta offers the rich heritage of a visitor and explore the exotic landscape. Guangzhou has a history of 2200 years and is known as the "City of Flowers" and "City of RAM", although it is one of the most dynamic cities in China. Shenzhen - first special economic zone in China - provides a pleasant and scenic coastal and mountain climate and earned a spot on the New York Times list of 31 must see destinations in the world.

With a unique charm, Macao combines Portuguese and Chinese culture, as evidenced by the state of the World Heritage Site of the historic center of the UNESCO. Dramatic contrast to the old world charm of the plant are world class hotels and resorts in the city, the sights and expansive entertainment, shopping centers and convention luxury state-of-the-art and exhibition venues. Delicious cuisine and a full calendar of events is also proposed.