Wisdom Path Attractions & Things to do

Once scattered with farming and fishing villages, Lantau Island in Hong Kong hadn't been much developed until the late 20th century. Now it is a charming realm for the urban children to embrace the scenic nature and learn about the life of local fishermen and mountaineers with their well-preserved culture.

I have always love the beauty of Lantau Island. Being a food and culture journalist, there’re many insider stories that I'd love to share with you. With a private car, we shall have a flexible itinerary and see as many things as you wish to see in a few hours. I aim to bring in to you an inspiring yet relaxing tour to the must-see attractions as well as unknown hidden gems of the island. Take a mindful walk on the Wisdom Path towards the Big Buddha, get mesmerised by the colourful markets in the fishermen village, breath in the scenic landscape from a crystal cabin, and what's not to miss - taste different local treats hand-picked by your passionate foodie guide…
Duration: 7 hours.

Contrasting starkly from the concrete jungle of Hong Kong, Tai O is a humble, historic fishing village characterised by its stilt houses. Here, we’ll have the opportunity to take a boat ride down the river to get a closer look at the houses and storefronts, and you’ll gain a greater understanding of the activities on the Pearl River, which connects to the main port of Southern China. We’ll then head out into the open ocean to see if we can find one of the special pink dolphins unique to Hong Kong, as well as up close from the water seeing the longest over sea bridge in the world (Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge)
After making a few more stops around other seaside villages, temples, and monasteries, we’ll finally head to the Big Buddha to witness the stunning beauty of this monument surrounded by lush greenery.
Duration: 9 hours.