The Ultimate Check-in Guide to A Panda-Themed Adventure
HONG KONG--BUSINESS WIRE--
Hong Kong is embracing the richest Chinese New Year ambience among Asian cities, particular in blending in traditional and modern elements in celebrating the east-meets-west festivities, bringing travellers endless surprises. The festive in-town atmosphere this Chinese New Year is gaining extra miles as the city welcomes its newest residents, giant pandas An An and Ke Ke, who will take up residence alongside a set of soon-to-be-unveiled, local-bred giant panda twin cubs. These new arrivals present a thrilling opportunity - and, more importantly, countless adorable photo ops - for travellers from around the world to partake in an unprecedented travel experience that begins the moment they set foot in Hong Kong and lasts until their departure.
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Colourful panda displays are ready to greet visitors on train carriages (Credit: Hong Kong Tourism Board)
Here's where to check in around town to enjoy an immersive panda-themed journey, promising delightful surprises throughout the city.
All aboard: Panda-themed trains to kickstart your journey
Your panda experience during the Chinese New Year period in Hong Kong begins right at the moment you arrive. Colourful panda displays are set to welcome visitors celebrating the Chinese New Year at the city's border on train carriages at the Airport Express Line and the High Speed Rail, not to mention on your way to the home of the giant pandas, the South Island Line. In addition to the on-board decals, concourses at Hong Kong and Ocean Park MTR stations will be adorned with panda-themed decorations.
In the wild: Enjoy magical moments with giant pandas around town
This Chinese New Year, visitors to Hong Kong will have plenty of opportunities for panda encounters around the city. For the very first time, the Cathay InternationalChinese New Year Night Parade, which takes place on 29 January, will feature a float dedicated to giant pandas incorporating iconic local Hong Kong elements. Come witness the festivities while ushering in the best of luck and prosperity on the very first day of the Year of the Snake!
Additionally, giant panda-themed naked eye 3D billboards will be dotted around town in high-traffic outdoor locations in celebrating the coming of the Chinese New Year, including Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok from 6 January until early February, and Causeway Bay from 13 to 26 January respectively. While you are out and about for CNY preparation, make sure to
