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Question: Asked by Ms.annie from malaysia | Jan. 06, 2010 22:03

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Hi Im travelling to HK next monday which is 11th January untill 15th January. Is it Ocean Park is under renovation right now? What is the suitable clothes to wear during this season? my travel package only include air ticket and hotel. Do you know roughly i need to spend how much on food and accommodation per day? any advice and suggestion on "must go" places and "must eat" food?? hihi. thanks alot for any info given.. :)

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Answers (3): Answered by Ms.Sisley | Jan. 07, 2010 01:50

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1. the Ocean Park is open, but the dolphins and sea lions at Ocean Theater will take a short break until to Jan 29.
2. it is reported that there will a few light rain on Jan 12, as well as the other days are mainly cloudy. The temperature is around 15C. So, a thin sweater and jacket is ok.
3. The cost of food will depend on what you would like to have. Generally, HKD100 is enough for budget B L S.
4. for these must, I think you could refer to other's travel plans below, or the introduction on this page:https://www.travelchinaguide.com/attraction/hongkong/

0 0 Reply; Answered by Ms.annie | Jan. 07, 2010 08:52

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ok.. thank you so much ms Sisley.. :)

0 0 Reply; Answered by Ms.THEHONGKONGCARD | Jan. 08, 2010 00:07

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Speaking to your questions on costs:

1. Food - as Sisley mentions, this largely depends on what you wish to eat. Local places (roast shops/noodle shops) will cost you anywhere from HK15-40/person per meal; Western casual restaurants will run HK50-150/person for lunch and HK100-250 for dinner. If you're planning to dine in Lan Kwai Fong, SoHo, or Wan Chai (among other top entertainment areas) the Hong Kong Card would save you 50% off. It's available at nearly 100 restaurants and spas - see www.thehongkongcard.com

2. Hotels vary quite a bit. An excellent choice is The Fleming in Wan Chai (www.thefleming.com.hk). It's a nice 4-star boutique hotel and is currently offering rates of HK800/night. It's difficult to find anything under HK500, though sometimes the Butterfly hotels in Wan Chai and TST (www.butterflyhk.com) have some good promotions.

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