Winter Christmas Colorful Tour + Abalone Flavor Dinner
Itinerary features
- Nanlian Garden Designed according to the garden style of the Tang Dynasty, it has a unique and peaceful atmosphere and is a pure land in the city.
- Hong Kong Museum of Art ((Cultural Monument Location) The museum has a collection of more than 17,000 items, spanning ancient and modern China and the West, including Chinese Neolithic porcelain artifacts, Chinese calligraphy and painting, export art and Hong Kong art.
- Fully interactive dim sum making workshop (making longevity peach buns) - Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Chef Chen from the “Royal Banquet Hall” of Dorsett Hotel has 40 years of experience in making dim sum. He personally teaches the process of making dim sum. Students can make dim sum by themselves. The process is interesting, they can learn the skills of making dim sum, and they can also taste it themselves. Make snacks and share the fun of cooking with relatives and friends. It is a good choice for relaxation and leisure.
- Abalone-style dinner at the “Dissett Banquet Hall” of Dorsett Hotel in Tsuen Wan Enjoy an abalone-flavored dinner at the Dixuan Banquet Hall in the hotel “Arrange group members who signed up together to dine together”
- “Hong Kong Colorful Winter Parade” Christmas Town in West Kowloon Cultural District The “Hong Kong Colorful Winter Parade” has been warmly welcomed by many residents. This year, a colorful Christmas town with a European Christmas theme has been created in the West Kowloon Cultural District again. In the town stands a giant Christmas tree over 20 meters high, which is the tallest outdoor Christmas tree in Hong Kong. The Christmas tree is decorated with dazzling ornaments and complements the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbor. You can watch the holiday lights with your loved ones and enjoy the romantic and warm winter colors.
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What to expect
Itinerary Features Nanlian Garden
- Designed according to the garden style of the Tang Dynasty, it has a unique atmosphere of tranquility and peace, and is a pure land in the city.
Hong Kong Museum of Art ((Cultural Monument Location)
- The museum has a collection of more than 17,000 items, spanning ancient and modern China and the West, including Chinese Neolithic porcelain artifacts, Chinese calligraphy and painting, export art and Hong Kong art. The "Hong Kong Art Gallery" will also exhibit works by Hong Kong artists from different periods.
Fully interactive dim sum making workshop (making birthday peach buns) - Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Chef Chen of Dorsett Hotel's "Royal Banquet Hall" has 40 years of experience in making dim sum. He personally teaches the process of making dim sum. Students can make the dim sum by themselves. The process is interesting, they can learn the skills of making dim sum, and they can also taste it. Make your own snacks and share the fun of cooking with family and friends. It is a good choice for relaxation and leisure.
Abalone-style dinner at Dorsett Hotel Tsuen Wan’s “Dixuan Ballroom”
- Enjoy an abalone-flavored dinner at the Dixuan Banquet Hall in the hotel "Arrange group members who signed up together to dine together"
**"Hong Kong Colorful Winter Parade" Christmas Town in West Kowloon Cultural District **
- The "Hong Kong Colorful Winter Parade" has been warmly welcomed by many citizens. This year, a colorful Christmas town with a European Christmas theme has been created in the West Kowloon Cultural District again. In the town stands a giant Christmas tree over 20 meters high, which is the tallest outdoor Christmas tree in Hong Kong. The Christmas tree is decorated with dazzling ornaments and complements the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbor. You can watch the holiday lights with your loved ones and enjoy the romantic and warm winter colors.





Reviews
I highly recommend this tour. Super worthy every penny. We've enjoyed every second of this tour, from Museum, to Garden, to making your own dimsum. Although the tour guide didn't speak english during the tour coz mostly of the tourists at the bus were Japanese or Chinese so we don't know what he was discussing with them but it was a good ride and we love their food too! Every penny is worthwhile.
The itinerary was satisfying, both informative and nostalgic. The tour guide is attentive and his service attitude is commendable. The quality of the food is great and the value for money is great. The only drawback is that the style and portions are a bit small.
After going to Nan Lian Garden to admire the scenery, you can have afternoon tea at the snack kiosk. The portion is better than expected and the portion is enough for even a man. The longevity peach buns are available for takeaway.
I didn't have high expectations at first, but the results turned out to be good. It is very convenient to have a tour bus to travel with children. Go to the cultural and art museum to explore, and then go to the park to put down the battery. The longevity bun master is so kind. He helped the lady prepare a porcupine and a little white rabbit. After steaming them, he took them out to dry two buns. After eating enough, he went to West Kowloon. Take a walk under the shadow of the Christmas tree and enjoy the sunbathe all day long. It’s so satisfying.
It's government-subsidized. It's fun and fun. I went with the elderly and children. If there is another event like this, I will go there again.
I was quite satisfied with this trip. I went to Chi Lin Nunnery, which I like, and had dinner with home-cooked dishes including two abalones and glutinous rice. I also learned about longevity buns, and finally visited West Kowloon Park. If you do it again, I will go.
I have participated in these tours many times in the past few years since the epidemic. They are so worth it! They don’t have to get up early, so they are relaxing. It is worth praising the tour guide Ken for being able to follow closely and having a nice smile!
Very nice and friendly staff, nice car good tour company nice bun learning
The itinerary was arranged comfortably, first going to the Tsim Sha Tsui Art Museum, then going to the Nanchi Lotus Garden on Diamond Hill, then going to the Dorsett Hotel for an abalone meal, and then going to Kowloon Station for Christmas🎄 to see the colorful night view.
The itinerary went smoothly, the tour guides explained the process clearly, and the whole family had fun.




