Hong Kong Offers Free Air Tickets, Here Are 5 Unique Attractions To Check Out

In an attempt to boost tourism in the region, Hong Kong is now offering 5,00,000 airline tickets for free, worth USD 254.8 million (Rs 2,09,12,32,05,677 approximately) to travellers. Hong Kong has already removed most of the Covid-19 travel restrictions, and airlines are finding ways to restore their flights. Keeping this latest development in mind, here are five offbeat things you should do in Hong Kong to make your trip more fun and adventurous.

The Olympic Trail goes across Lantau Island from Tung Chung to Mui Wo. The scenic route offers a picturesque view of the sea, wildlife, and mountains. The course also features various Chinese tombs. The long, winding road is also a popular biking destination.

A boat is one way to escape the hustle and bustle of busy city life. Hop on a boat and explore different regions like Lamma Island, Lantau Island, and Cheung Chau Island. You can go camping and surfing too.

Said to be one of the world&rsquos most enormous aviaries, Hong Kong Park is home to birds that are seen roaming freely under a net canopy. The Museum of Teaware, situated close to the park, features the ancient culture and tradition of Chinese tea and its history and customs. The museum also has precious antiques.

To learn more about Chinese culture, travel on traditional Chinese junk boats that are regarded as one of the last remaining red-sail boats. They provide a short harbour cruise experience. Aqua Luna is a Chinese junk which operates in the Victoria Harbour and is popular with tourists.

This deck provides a beautiful 360-degree view of Hong Kong. Open till 9pm, it also provides a splendid night view.