Happy Hong Kong Celebrity Night Tea Experience - Intangible Cultural Heritage Dough Sculpture Craft Workshop + Celebrity Tim Ho Wan Drinking Tea Experience
Features of itinerary
- Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower Hong Kong’s statutory monument, built in 1915, with the Edwardian classical revival architectural style, is part of the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station of the Kowloon-Canton Railway.
- Hong Kong Space Museum (includes standard admission) The Hong Kong Space Museum is an astronomical museum in Hong Kong to promote knowledge of astronomy and space science. Its unique egg-shaped shell is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong. There are astronomy hall, universe exhibition hall, film screening room, interactive exhibits and so on in the museum.
- Visit Man Mo Temple (cultural heritage site) Hong Kong Statutory Historic Monuments, Famous Temples. The temple is designed according to the traditional Chinese architectural layout, decorated with exquisite pottery sculptures, granite carvings, murals, etc., showing exquisite traditional craftsmanship.
- Dough sculpture workshop (Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage) Dough sculpture technique (also known as flour doll) has a history of 2,000 years. It is a traditional Chinese folk craft and an intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong. It is a traditional Chinese folk art that adjusts the steamed dough into different colors of main materials, and creates exquisite figures through techniques such as kneading, kneading, cutting, and sticking. A certificate is issued upon completion of the course
- Taste “Tim Ho Yun” drinking night tea experience “Arrange group members who signed up together to dine together” It has won the honor of Michelin one-star restaurant for eleven consecutive years.
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What to expect
****Itinerary Features
****Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower
- Hong Kong Statutory Monument, built in 1915, with Edwardian classical revival architectural style, is part of the old Tsim Sha Tsui Railway Station of the Kowloon-Canton Railway.
****Hong Kong Space Museum (Standard Ticket Included)
- The Hong Kong Space Museum is an astronomical museum in Hong Kong to promote knowledge of astronomy and space science. Its unique egg-shaped shell is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong. There are astronomy hall, universe exhibition hall, film screening room, interactive exhibits and so on in the museum.
****Visit Man Mo Temple (Cultural Site)
- Hong Kong Statutory Historic Monuments, Famous Temples. The temple is designed according to the traditional Chinese architectural layout, decorated with exquisite pottery sculptures, granite carvings, murals, etc., showing exquisite traditional craftsmanship.
****Dough figurine craft workshop (Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage)
- Dough sculpture technique (also known as flour doll) has a history of 2,000 years. It is a traditional Chinese folk craft and an intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong. It is a traditional Chinese folk art that adjusts the steamed dough into different colors of main materials, and creates exquisite figures through techniques such as kneading, kneading, cutting, and sticking. A certificate is issued upon completion of the course
****Taste "Tim Ho Yun" night tea experience "Arrange group members who signed up together to dine together"
- Won the honor of Michelin one-star restaurant for eleven consecutive years.








Reviews
We met at the Clock Tower where the guide gave us the entry tickets for the Science Museum, then we were asked to walk to the museum by ourselves. I think it would be better if the meeting point was at the Science Museum directly. However, the coach was very comfortable and the temple and dough making class were a nice experience. The dim sum dinner was filling and yummy although every person got only one piece of each dim sum type.
The workshop is fun and you can experience childhood toys. But Tim Good Luck is worse than eating it yourself
With government funding, the activities are cheap and cost-effective. The tour guide explains clearly and the children can make their own flour dolls, which is very happy.
There is something to play with and something to eat. It would be even better if there were more other dolls.
Admission to the Space Museum is free and it feels fresh. The Tin Hau Temple on Hollywood Road is crowded with people. You can also experience making traditional flour dolls. Tim Ho Wan Night Tea is so rich👍🤗
Dim Sum was nice. Enough portion. We enjoyed every activity.
The one-day tour is only $77, and you can enjoy a variety of dim sum that earned one Michelin star. It’s a great deal! The mini version of the whole flour flower series, enough time. Admission to the Embedded Space Museum is a great value
Good value for money, the tour guide is professional, but the quality of the food is average. I don’t know if it is related to group catering. Five of the ten food items are not hot, and the Michelin title is false.
Because it is funded by the government, it is directly related to the value-for-money tour. Tim Ho Wan's food quality is guaranteed, not too bad. The children like the full-face plastic doll and are very satisfied with it overall.
Not bad👍🏻👍🏻! ! ! ! ! ! ! Great value for money! ! !




