Hong Kong Kowloon Repulse Bay Beach Man Mo Temple 3Days 2Nights TATHK 8483

10:00 a.m. The group meets together at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Departure, 4th floor, Emirates (EK) airline counter, with staff facilitating everyone.
[Note] Because the group's airplane tickets are group tickets, the Random system cannot lock seats. Seats may not be next to each other and it is not possible to choose a seat slot on the plane in the group according to the airline's conditions.
02:05 p.m. Departure for Hong Kong by flight EK384 (14:05-18:05) (hot food and drinks served on board) Checked baggage weight: 30 Kg (1 piece/person) // Carry-on not more than 7 Kg. .
06:05 p.m. Arrive at Chek Lap Kok Airport, Hong Kong (Hong Kong local time 1 hour faster than Thailand) Please adjust your time for the convenience of making an appointment) After that, go through the immigration and baggage inspection process.
Cool, free at your leisure.
Stay at Panda Hotel or Starphire Hotel or similar 4-star accommodations.
Note: The hotels listed are only preliminary hotels. which may change The hotel you stay in will be a hotel of the same level.

In the morning, eat at the restaurant, Hong Kong dim sum menu (meal 1).
Take you to Repulse Bay Beach. Take you to ask for blessings from Guan Yin. One of the deities that Hong Kong people highly respect. No matter what you wish for, it will all come true. Let's start with Walk into the temple with your left foot. and exit with the right foot It's a secret that Hong Kong people And Chinese people say that it is similar to the movement of a clock's hands. This will make life progress. Before entering the temple, stop by to improve your luck by Stroking the crystal ball in the lion's mouth in front of the temple To have only good luck If traveling inside the temple, it is on the left hand side. It will be the place where the Goddess Kuan Yin is enshrined. and right hand side It will be the place where Goddess Tubtim is enshrined. or Goddess Tinhao It is believed to be the god of the sea who protects fishermen and is also the god of good fortune. You can ask for blessings from Guanyin in the pose of bestowing blessings, praying for protection from danger. with the Ruby Goddess, ask for good fortune and wealth with the god Cai Xing Yea, ask for children with the Sangkajai Bodhisattva, walk across the bridge to renew your life, ask for blessings for work. and business from ancient Chinese coins decorated with good fortune And you can also ask for blessings from the god of love. It can be said that everyone has made wishes all at once..no matter who makes a wish, their wish will come true.
All wishes come true..if you enter the temple on the left hand side It will be the place where the Goddess Kuan Yin is enshrined. and right hand side It will be the place where Goddess Tubtim is enshrined. or Goddess Tinhao It is believed to be the god of the sea who protects fishermen and is also the god of good fortune. You can ask for blessings from Guanyin in the pose of bestowing blessings, praying for protection from danger. with the Ruby Goddess, ask for good fortune and wealth with the god Cai Xing Yea, ask for children with the Sangkajai Bodhisattva, walk across the bridge to renew your life, ask for blessings for work. and business from ancient Chinese coins decorated with good fortune And you can also ask for blessings from the god of love. It can be said that everyone has made wishes all at once..no matter who makes a wish, their wish will come true. All wishes come true..
Take you to Man Mo Temple, famous for asking for blessings for your studies. It is the oldest temple on Hong Kong Island. Located in the Sheung Wan district, it is also the largest of all the Man Mo temples in Hong Kong. Inside the temple, coils of incense sticks hang against an elegant backdrop of red and gold. It makes the atmosphere seem supernaturally sacred. Built to worship the god Man Tai Kuan (Man), the god of learning (Dan Bun), and the god Mo Tai Kuan (Mo) or the god Guan Yu. God of War (Action) The god of action who is the god of war.
Take you on a journey into Kwun Yam Temple Hung Hom, this place is famous for “Guanyin Money Borrowing Ceremony” or what is also called At “Wealth Opening Day” it is believed that it will bring a large fortune and is also famous for being very accurate. People often come to pray to Guan Yin for good fortune. It is one of Hong Kong's oldest temples. Built in 1873, this temple has had miracles happen. During World War II, bombs were dropped on the Wat Hong Ham area many times. This caused many casualties, but the villagers who took refuge in Wat Hong Ham were safe and not injured. Including the temple itself, it was incredibly damaged. Therefore making the villagers have more faith and faith in this temple.
Lunch: Eat at a restaurant (2nd meal)
Take you to see the jewelry factory. famous in Hong Kong By miniaturizing the blades of the Che Kung Temple turbine, It is jewelry such as pendants, rings, bracelets to be worn as accessories. To promote your destiny and enhance your luck in Feng Shui. Then take it for a consecration ceremony at Che Kung Miu Temple and take you to see the jade shop. There are many products related to jade, such as jade bracelets or lucky animals like Pi Xiao. Freedom to choose what to buy as a souvenir. Or as a souvenir to bring good luck to yourself
Take you on a journey to Yuen Yuen Temple. Yuen Yuen Institute focuses on enhancing luck and destiny. Ask for blessings from Tai Suai Yea, the god who protects fate, who is the most respected god of Taoism. Yuen Yuen Temple, the highlight of the temple is The Temple of Heaven or Tower of Heaven is a hexagonal building built in the style of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, China. This temple was built according to Feng Shui principles. Behind there is a mountain. To receive dragon power from the mountains behind The left and right sides are surrounded by green dragons and white tigers.
Procedure for asking for blessings
1. Pay homage to Lord Buddha Mu Yuan Jun. The mother deity of the 60 Tai Suai Buddha images. Chinese people in Thailand like to call her Buddha image. The third floor of the temple is the temple of the 3 Buddhas. The main temple is the residence of all the Buddhas. The three Buddhas (including Buddha, Taoist masters, and Confucius)
2. Pay homage to the Tai Suai Ia statue. A god that Chinese people have revered, believed in, and worshiped for more than 3,000 years. Pay homage to the Tai Suai Aia. So that you can help protect your destiny from heavy to light and change bad luck into good. Say your first and last name, date of birth, and pray for Lord Tai Suai Aia to help protect your destiny.
Take you on a journey into Tin Hau Temple at Yau Ma Tei at Yau Ma Tei Station is considered to be one of the oldest and important temples in Hong Kong. It can be noted that in areas of China which have land next to the sea, the goddess Ruby is worshipped. It is believed that he will help protect one from a thousand sea disasters. Helps to travel smoothly dispel evil travel safely
Dinner: Eat at a restaurant (3rd meal)
Take you to see the grand light and sound show (A Symphony of Lights) on the edge of Victoria Harbour. A view of more than 40 skyscrapers on both the Hong Kong and Kowloon sides at night, beautifully lit up. Each building will emit different colored laser lights. Match the rhythm of the music throughout the show.
Stay at Panda Hotel or Starphire Hotel or similar 4-star accommodations.
Note: The hotels listed are only preliminary hotels. which may change The hotel you stay in will be a hotel of the same level.

In the morning, eat at the restaurant, Hong Kong dim sum menu (meal 4).
Take you on a journey into Wong Tai Sin Temple or Sik Sik Yuan Wong Tai Sin, pray for Wong Tai Sin The experts say that “Able to grant wishes for every request.” Pay homage to the god Cai Xingia. God of wealth who will bring good fortune. Famous for bestowing good fortune Prosperity, wealth, and success from what you have asked for. The temple will provide one set of incense sticks and gold sheets for each person to gild onto the Chai Sing Ae Buddha. Start by praying and asking for blessings. and set up prayers outside Place the incense sticks into the pot using only your left hand. Then the staff will open the door to let you inside. Before entering, the staff will hand out plastic bags to cover your shoes. Inside, there will be a master who will give you detailed instructions on how to make a wish. To make a wish, walk clockwise around all 5 Cai Xing Ye deities 3 times. As you walk past each one, make a wish and pay homage 3 times. When you have finished walking, come back and stand at the middle one. Tell your name and surname and the day/month/year you came to pay respect. Make a wish and look at your face. After the ceremony ends, the temple will give each person one gold nugget as a souvenir (a set to pay homage to Lord Cai Xingia). For those who wish to worship inside the temple only. An additional fee is 100 HK$ per set/person. For those who do not wish to worship You can pray outside and ask for blessings.)
Make a wish for your soul mate, the Red Thread God “God Yuk Luo” also known as the God of the Moon. Or The Old Man from The Moon about asking for a soul mate.
How to ask for blessings from the god Yuklou (God of love) who ties the red thread
- For women: Pay homage to the deity 3 times, walk towards the bride statue. and pray for a partner When finished, pay respects 3 times and walk to the groom's statue. Use your hand to stroke the groom's feet 3 times. Do not loosen your hand in the shape shown on the sign. After that, you can let go of your hand. Then use a red thread to tie it to the rope.
- For men: Pay homage to the god 3 times and walk to the groom's statue. and pray for a partner When finished, pay respects 3 times and walk towards the bride statue. Use your hand to stroke the bride's feet 3 times, with the hand in the shape shown on the sign strictly forbidden to loosen. After that, you can let go of your hand. Then use a red thread to tie it to the rope. The process is completed.
Take you to Che Kung Temple or Che Kung Temple. Ask for blessings for a safe journey. Good health, good fortune and money. Famous temples in Hong Kong that have spread to Thailand. It is a temple with a history of more than 300 years. Inside the temple there are glowing brass statues. Standing tall both left and right It is a sacred temple that believes in windmills. The meaning of the 4 propellers is safe travel, long life, and money flowing in. and all wishes come true
If you turn the turbine clockwise 3 times, it will remove bad things from your life and bring good things in their place. Thai people believe that if they come to ask for blessings from Lord Che Kung, and spin the turbine It will help with safe travel. Good health, luck and money
Take you on a journey into Chi Lin Nunnery is a large temple with only nuns residing. Inside the temple there are beautiful wooden buildings. and the place where the Buddha's relics are kept There are also gardens and lotus ponds that provide peace to the soul. The temple is very large and beautiful. It consists of a temple, a nunnery, a Chinese garden, accommodations and a vegetarian restaurant. In the temple area there are 13 temples surrounding it. Inside the nunnery is It will consist of monasteries in 4 directions, with the outside of the temple being a tall building that represents the city of Hong Kong. But inside the temple, it was very quiet. Giving a feeling of peace and tranquility to those who visit.
Lunch: Eat at the restaurant, Hong Kong style shabu buffet (5th meal) (unlimited soft drinks + beer!!)
Then take the traveling group to Lantau Island, travel to Tongchung Station, take you on the Ngong Ping 360 cable car (Ngong Ping 360) to see a 360 degree panoramic view. Cable car fare included. Throughout the total distance of 5.7 kilometers (in the case where the Ngong Ping cable car is closed The company reserves the right to take you for a tour by bus instead.)
Take you to pay homage and ask for blessings at the Big Buddha Tian Tan at the prayer area. Big Buddha Tian Tan or Big Buddha on Lantau Island. Hong Kong's sacred bronze Buddha statue It is the largest open-air Buddha statue in the world. Made from welding together more than 200 bronze sheets, it faces the South China Sea and looks calmly at the valley. and the rocks below Let you admire the beauty at your leisure.
It is time to take you to Chek Lap Kok Airport.
09:30 p.m. Return to Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand by Emirates (EK) Flight EK385 : 21.30-23.45 (hot food and drinks available on board) Checked baggage weight 30 Kg (1 piece/person) // Carry-on no more than 7 kg
11:45 p.m. Return to Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi International Airport), Thailand safely.