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Murray House Ngong Ping Village Your incentive visitors can enjoy a trip to the culturally themed Ngong Ping Village housing three key exciting attractions: Walking with Buddha, Monkey’s Tale Theatre and Ngong Ping Tea House. Located close to the Giant Buddha outdoor statue on a Lantau Island mountain plateau, the village reflects the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area, offering a unique ambiance as a meeting venue. The mix of Eastern and Western dining experiences, coupled with entertaining street performances featuring both Chinese and Western themes, make it an exciting venue for a themed event for incentive visitors. Murray House Murray House is a nostalgic reminder of the colonial-style architecture that dominated Hong Kong 150 years ago. Built in the Central district in 1846, it was carefully dismantled in 1982 to make way for the Bank of China Tower. After remaining in storage for many years, the carefully numbered blocks of stone that made up this graceful old building were painstakingly reassembled in Stanley to create a charming reminder of old Hong Kong. The building now holds a maritime museum as well as shops and restaurants, making it an ideal location for your groups' treasure hunt or themed parties. Ngong Ping Village Ocean Park Ocean Park Ocean Park Hong Kong is a world-class theme park famous for marine life and animals. Some of the unique facilities include Atoll Reef - home to nearly 2,000 fish; Pacific Pier - a natural habitat resembling the California coast, home to colonies of sea lions and seals; Southeast Asia’s first stand alone sea jelly exhibit -Sea Jelly Spectacular; the lovely Giant Pandas and the newly opened Sky Star, a giant helium balloon that takes you 100 meters (more than 300 feet) into the air. In addition to mechanical rides and marine mammals exhibits and performances, Ocean Park presents several outstanding events each year that are enjoyed by all visitors. Ocean Park is open daily throughout the year and available for private charters in the evenings from 6 pm – 11 pm. Ocean Park Hong Kong is an attraction which should not be missed. 29
Peak Galleria The Peak This is Hong Kong’s favourite tourist attraction. Not surprising, since the views, on a clear day, are breathtaking. Getting there is half the fun if you take the Peak Tram funicular railway. The terminus is part of the Peak Tower that, following extensive renovations, now offers visitors spectacular 360-degree views of Hong Kong from its new "Sky Terrace" rooftop viewing terrace and Sky Gallery. It also offers great shopping and interactive entertainment like the surreal and electrifying EA Experience, and Madame Tussauds, which features over 100 incredibly lifelike wax models of famous historical figures, modern celebrities and sports stars. The Peak Tower has four exciting signature restaurants – Pearl on The Peak, Kyo Hachi, Tien Yi and Bubba Gump, providing a wide range of cuisines, stunning harbour views and seats for 90 to 190 guests. Sky Terrace The nearby Peak Galleria complex also features shops and the ultra-cool Café Deco where diners can enjoy dazzling panoramic views. This split-level restaurant seats 600 people and serves international cuisine. For great views looking south over Aberdeen, the Peak Lookout restaurant offers varied cuisine with a colonial ambience. The indoor area is complemented by a spacious garden terrace, which together can seat up to 300 guests for lunch or dinner and up to 400 guests for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. A variety of packages are on offer or choose a plan tailored just for you. The Repulse Bay Built on the site of the famous Repulse Bay Hotel and just 15 minutes from the city, The Repulse Bay is surrounded by greenery and is just metres from the sands and serenity of the sweeping bay, combining nostalgia with modern times by melding early 20thcentury styles with the cosmopolitan 21st-century. Top of the line is the Verandah Restaurant, which recreates the classic colonial romance and grandeur of the former Repulse Bay Hotel, while the Front Lawn and the Garden are ideal for alfresco parties. All locations overlook beautiful, sculpted gardens, with the South China Sea in the background. The Repulse Bay is the perfect location for theme parties, cocktail receptions, product launches, corporate dinner functions, weddings and anniversary celebrations. The Repulse Bay 30
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