Hong Kong Tour Packages From Mumbai

You can slow down and enjoy hiking to scenic peaks, visit monasteries for a spiritual experience, or take tranquil boat rides to secluded islands. Exploring Hong Kong is made effortless and convenient with our specially curated Hong Kong packages from Mumbai, ensuring a seamless travel experience from India to this bustling metropolis. So what are you waiting for? Select a Mumbai to Hong Kong package that aligns with your preferences and embark on an unforgettable adventure.

Hong Kong Disneyland

Hong Kong Disneyland is the largest theme park in the city, it is a perfect place for kids if you are traveling with your family. Located on Lantau Island, the land upon which the Hong Kong Disneyland stands today actually first had to be filled in and reclaimed from the surrounding Penny’s Bay. Once that was done, they established seven different zones within the area of the park, each with a variety of attractions that is consistent with the theme of whatever that respective zone is about. Visit the park on a Hong Kong tour package from Mumbai and spend an entire day filled with fun and frolic.

Tian Tan Buddha

Another iconic site in Hong Kong that is also located on Lantau Island is the Tian Tan Buddha. In the Ngong Ping highlands of the island and near the Po Lin Monastery stands this massive bronze statue of Buddha Shakyamuni, upon whose teachings the religion of Buddhism is based. It got its name of “Tian Tan Buddha” due to the design of the base of the statue, which was derived from the look of the Altar of Heaven present in the Tian Tan temple in Beijing. Due to its sheer height, the statue can supposedly be seen from as far as Macau, which is located across the bay.

Ideal Duration

So book our Hong Kong tour packages from Mumbai and make the journey an unforgettable one. The ideal duration for Hong Kong is around 4 to 5 days. The city is dotted with stunning cruises, gorgeous skyline, mesmerizing viewpoints, beautifully architectured temples, most remarkable beaches, colorful and vibrant night markets, and thrilling outdoor activities. So to explore all these, one needs at least 4 to 5 days in Hong Kong.

Best Time To Visit Hong Kong

Spring

The months of March, April and May bring springtime to Hong Kong. It’s a bit of an unpredictable time in terms of the weather, as it transitions between sunny skies to foggy days to a sudden burst of wind and stormy rains seemingly at random. Temperatures are quite comfortable through this chaos, however, as they fluctuate between 19° and 26° depending on the time of day. This uncertainty in terms of the climate tends to keep visitors out, meaning that certain amenities, such as hotel rooms and flight tickets tend to be more pocket-friendly than usual.

Summer

Summers in Hong Kong are quite sticky as a result of the thundering rains and overall humid atmosphere. Typhoons may also turn up during this time of year. Temperatures soar up above 30° at times, so umbrellas are an absolute must to protect from the sun and the rain through the months of May, June, July, August, and September. Schools also have their vacations this season, increasing the thickness of the crowds in most places.

Autumn

The rain does die down significantly in the autumn season, so the weather is much, much more friendly. The mercury reads around the mid-20s on the celsius scale for the most part, so it is the ideal time to be out and about on Hong Kong’s beaches. Shopping is also a fun experience during the months of October, November, and December in this climate, although the weather does start getting nippy towards the tail end of this season.

Winter

It doesn’t snow in Hong Kong, but that doesn’t mean the winters here are to be taken lightly. Temperatures read between 16° to 18° during the day, but once the skies go from blue to black, they may even drop to single digits.

How To Reach Hong Kong?

By Air

There may be a flight or two that takes you from Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport to Hong Kong International Airport without any interruption in a little over 5 hours. Most airplane journeys do stop once, usually in Bangalore and take about twice that duration, though.

By Rail

Hong Kong and Mumbai are not linked through any railway network.

By Road

Driving from Mumbai to Hong Kong, covering a distance of a little under 6000 km is possible, but it takes you through both Myanmar and China, taking more than 3 days of non-stop travel.