TAI MO SHAN

Opened on 17th April 2011, the Sky100 is one of the tallest indoor observation decks in Hong Kong. Equipped with a double-decker high-speed lift that allows you to access the 100th floor from the 2nd-floor entrance with ease, this human-made marvel provides a 360-degree view of the city. This includes some of the major areas of Hong Kong such as Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Island, the Kowloon Peninsula, and Tai Mo Shan. This ticket offers two tickets for the price of one. Bear in mind that the ticket is a one-time entry only, meaning, re-entry is not possible. Hang back and try catching the Love Is In The Sky light show after dusk from a spectacular vantage point. Upgrade your ticket for a nanoblock HK Skyline Model. Indulge in a playful experience as you build Hong Kong's iconic skyline with microblocks, preserving your completed model as a unique and fun souvenir.

L'hotel Nina et Conference Centre Hong Kong is located on the quiet waterfront of Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, enjoying a 360-degree panoramic view of Victoria Harbour, overlooking Tai Mo Shan, Rambler Channel and other pleasant scenery. The hotel is close to the bus terminal, ferry pier, Tsuen Wan Kowloon West Railway Station, connecting to the MTR Tsuen Wan Line, Tung Chung Line and Airport Express, with convenient transportation. The hotel is composed of two buildings, Phase I and Phase II, which are luxurious and magnificent. Broadband services are available in public areas. The hotel also has a parking lot, Chinese restaurant, Western restaurant, Japanese restaurant, bar, cafe, shopping mall, etc., bringing you all kinds of convenient life services. At the same time, the hotel provides a children's playground for children to play (please call the merchant in advance for opening hours).

Tai Mo Shan, commonly known as the "Smoky Mountains", is the highest mountain in Hong Kong, with an altitude of 957 meters, 23 meters higher than the second highest mountain, Phoenix Mountain. Tai Mo Shan stands proudly in the middle of the New Territories. It is vast and stands out among its peers. The slope is relatively gentle. It is included in Tai Mo Shan Country Park and Shing Mun Country Park. In the administrative planning, they belong to Tsuen Wan District, Yuen Long District and Tai Po District respectively. Many ridges on Tai Mo Shan have names. In addition to the relatively high mountain body, the average height of the ridge lines is 600 to 700 meters above sea level or above.