Mandarin and Cantonese Language Trips to Hong Kong | Educational Trips from Rayburn Tours

The Big Buddha

Take the cable car and visit the Buddhist temple. This is a major Buddhist shrine located near to the Po Lin monastery and it has become a major tourist attraction. It represents the harmonious relationship between man and nature.

Hong Kong Wetland Park

Natural wetlands, along with agricultural land, are being lost to development in southern China at an astonishing rate. A visit to Hong Kong Wetland Park allows for an evaluation of this loss of habitat. The juxtaposition of the towering housing blocks on the park’s perimeter with the biodiversity of wildlife within the park provides students with a thought provoking visit.

Victoria Peak

Made famous during early colonial times, this is now home to many wealthy local residents. A trip on the peak tram will give you spectacular panoramic views of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Museum of History

A museum dedicated to collecting, preserving and researching the history and development of Hong Kong. A great way to see and understand the development of the area.

Tai O Stilted Community

A trip into the New Territories will take you to the heart of old Hong Kong, to a place where time-honoured ways of living are maintained in traditional communities.

Ocean Park – Animal and Conservation Theme Park

A marine-themed park with sea lions, dolphins, sharks, penguins and killer whales housed in simulated natural habitats. It is also the home of Hong Kong’s four famous giant pandas.

Temple Street Night Markets, Kowloon

Popular with tourists and locals alike, the markets here are a great place to buy souvenirs and to witness Hong Kong at work.

Star Ferry Harbour Cruise

Take a boat cruise through Victoria Harbour between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. See all of Hong Kong’s harbour side attractions as the sun goes down.

A Symphony of Lights

Every evening in Hong Kong Harbour this light and laser show involves many of the city’s major buildings and brings the skyline to life.

Repulse Bay

The crescent shaped beach here is one of the most beautiful stretches of sand in Hong Kong and the site of luxury apartments and award winning restaurants.

Whether you wish to study Mandarin or Cantonese, bilingual teachers from Hong Kong will ease beginners into far eastern languages or take advanced speakers to the next level. With lessons held either at the hotel or at the language school, classes will be limited in size so that each and every student will benefit from the expert tuition.

All of our tours are bespoke, therefore the itinerary below is simply an example; the duration, educational visits, leisure excursions and accommodation centre used will be selected to match the requirements of your group. Please contact us to discuss your bespoke itinerary.

Day 1

Depart UK for Hong Kong

Day 2

Arrive in Hong Kong and have the evening at leisure.

Day 3

Morning Mandarin lessons at, or near to, the hotel.
Afternoon tour of Hong Kong Island.
Evening trip on the peak tram to Victoria Peak to take in the spectacular views over the city.

Day 4

Morning Mandarin lessons at or near to the hotel.
Take an afternoon journey on a cable car to the Big Buddha Buddhist temple and to the nearby Po Lin Monastery.

Day 5

Morning Mandarin lessons at, or near to, the hotel.
Visit Ocean Park and see the famous giant pandas.
Spend the evening viewing the Symphony of Lights from Kowloon.

Day 6

Take a morning visit to Stanley Market and Repulse Bay followed by an optional visit to Times Square, before an evening departure back to the UK.

Day 7

Arrive back in the UK

We use a variety of hotels depending on where you choose to base your tour. All are either 3 or 4-star and have been selected and audited in accordance with our Safety Management Policy.