New Territories Hotels
New Territories Hotels
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Stay in our Hong Kong New Territories hotels and discover all this scenic area has to offer. Visit Kat Hing Wai and see a Ming dynasty walled village, believed to be over 400 years old. The village, with walls built of blue bricks, is still inhabited by descendants of the Tang clan, one of the five main clans to settle in the New Territories. While staying in our New Territories hotels, walk the Ping Shan Heritage Trail and see some of the area's most significant historical sites built by the Tang clan hundreds of years ago. Along the trail you will find: Hong Kong's oldest pagoda, Tsui Shing Lau, which is believed to be over 600 years old; the Tang Ancestral Hall, built between 1662 and 1723 in the reign of Emperor K'ang Hsi; Kun Ting Study Hall; two Chinese temples and various other historical buildings. Visit the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Sha Tin New Town and discover the rich cultural history of the area. The museum features relics of early Hong Kong and the nearby South China region, an exhibition on the history of the Cantonese Opera, as well as paintings by the acclaimed artist Zhao Shao'ang. While in Sha Tin, board the ferry near Ma Liu Shui for the three and a half hour roundtrip on Tolo Harbour past picturesque rural villages and islands. While staying in out hotels in the New Territories, take a trip to the charming village of Sai Kung, where you can enjoy delicious seafood and explore the remote island of Kau Sai Chau, which lies just off the coast. The island's main draw card is the Hung Shing Temple, which won an UNESCO award as an outstanding culture and heritage restoration project. Also in Sai Kung, at Ho Chung, is the 400 year old temple of Che Kung, which is definitely worth a visit. Take a fascinating step back in time and see how the villagers of the New Territories lived over 200 years ago, by visiting the Sam Tung Uk Museum. Sam Tung Uk means "three rows of dwelling" and the museum is a restored rural walled village that features an ancestral hall, an exhibition hall, a lecture hall, two rows of houses and displays of agricultural equipment, furniture and handicrafts of the period. While staying in our New Territories hotels, visit the Yuen Yuen Institute in Sam Dip Tam, which is spread over 10 acres and features a collection of Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist monasteries, pavilions, temples and prayer halls. |
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| Rating | Location | Prices From | Make a Booking | |
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| Mexan Harbour Hotel | ![]() |
NEW TERRITORIES | $600 | ![]() |
| Hong Kong Gold Coast Hotel | ![]() |
CITY | $654 | ![]() |
| Silka Far East Hotel | ![]() |
TSUEN WAN (FORMERLY DORSETT FAR EAST HOTEL) | $468 | ![]() |
| L'hotel Nina et Convention Centre | ![]() |
TSUEN WAN | $770 | ![]() |
| Hyatt Regency Sha Tin Hong Kong | ![]() |
SHA TIN, NEW TERRITORIES | $1122 | ![]() |
| Royal Park Hotel | ![]() |
SHATIN | $990 | ![]() |
| Royal View Hotel | ![]() |
TSUEN WAN | $636 | ![]() |
| Harbour Plaza Resort City Hong Kong | ![]() |
TIN SHUI WAI | $580 | ![]() |
| Regal Riverside Hotel | ![]() |
SHATIN | $619 | ![]() |
| Panda Hotel | ![]() |
TSUEN WAN | $682 | ![]() |
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