Hong Kong Heritage Museum Tours and Tickets

A must for fans of Bruce Lee, this small-group tour will take you to key attractions dedicated to the legendary martial arts master and actor. Highlights include the Bruce Lee Statue, the Bruce Lee Exhibition at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, the Tsing Shan Monastery where “Enter the Dragon” was filmed, and an introductory Wing Chun class, the style of Kung Fu that Bruce Lee mastered. Meet in central Tsim Sha Tsui with transport by private vehicle.

This is the ideal choice for travelers interested in Hong Kong’s culture and food who are looking for a whistle-stop tour. Going on a bike tour covers more ground than a walking tour and takes you to places inaccessible by public transport. Ride through Tai Wai town and learn about local history at Che Kung Temple. Along the way, have the chance to stop for local experiences such as purchasing souvenirs, fortune telling, or street food snacks.

Away from the bustling streets of Hong Kong Island is the New Territories. The Heritage Tour takes you to see and feel the customs and cultures of the Tang, Hau, Pang, Liu and Man clans together. You will be given a fascinating glimpse of Hong Kong's rich heritage at Tai Fu Tai, a magnificent stately home which was built in 1865. Stop for a photo at Lo Wai Walled Village, declared a monument in 1997, being the first walled village built by the Tang clan. Nearby is the Tang's Ancestral Hall, built in the 16th century, for clan rituals & ancestor worship. The Lam Chuen Wishing Tree is a large banyan tree popular among local villagers who come to burn joss sticks and make wishes and is the location of another stop. A quick stop is made at Man Mo Temple. The temple is dedicated to the gods Man (Literature) and Mo (Martial Arts) as well as the nearby Tai Po Market which used to be the trading ground of foods & goods around the New Territories and now is a thriving food market.