This is a tour which will change your impression of Hong Kong from its concrete city to rural beauty. 'The Land Between' stands both as a gentle reminder of Hong Kong's past as well as a symbol of its hope and plan for the future.

The tour will stop at Yuem Yuen Institute which demonstrates the significance of contributions from Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist to the society. Then it's out into the countryside, past banana plantations and up Tai Mo Shan, the tallest mountain in Hong Kong, for a panoramic view of Hong Kong Island and Tsuen Wan industrial town to the south. 'The Land Between' continues heading to the north through the rural countryside passing Shek Kong and Lam Chuen Valley to the traditional rural market at Luen Wo. Browse among colorful stalls piled high with dried fish, herbs and vegetables, fresh fruit and flowers - a pungent combination.

Then it's time to head for the boundary with China, stopping at Luk Keng. Nearby are a Hakka Village and a bird sanctuary where Chinese pond herons and night herons nest. Next, it's a trip through the Plover Cove Country park, and on to Sam Mun Tsai fishing village to see how local fisherfolk breed fish in submerged cages.

Finally, 'The land between' will return to city via the new industrial town of Tai Po, and drive past the Chinese University and on to Sha Tin, once a sleepy village and now the site of an impressive new town. In Sha Tin, visit the state-of-the-art Sha Tin Racecourse (This stop will be omitted on race days). The tour concludes with a Chinese lunch at a popular restaurant in New Territories.

Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village, situated at Hong Kong's Eastern Harbor and still carrying on many Chinese traditions, is widely known to the gourmets as a seafood paradise. Here visitors are attracted to many traditional scenes, like people making a choice from a variety of seafood fresh from fishmongers' stalls and tanks, and have it cooked to their own specifications in one of Lei Yun Mun's many restaurants.

This evening cruise which promises you not only a wonderful experience, but great value for money, begins with a harbor cruise on a traditional Chinese sightseeing junk to let you enjoy the exciting night views of Hong Kong harbor. Then, the junk takes you to Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village for a brief walk ashore, and for a sumptuous Chinese Dinner at the Hoi Tin Garden Restaurant famous with local residents and for its terraced architecture. On the return journey, enjoy more of the glittering harbor views by night.

These walking tours work just like audio guides found in museums and popular heritage sites, except that you listen using your own mobile phone. By simply dialing one phone number, you can walk around Hong Kong and be entertained with rarely told (but true) stories of the history, architecture, movies, and people that have made these cities so amazing!

Experience the audio guides that have received strong reviews in TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The South China Morning Post and Business Traveler Magazine. A local phone number for personal use, map and a complimentary phone card with 2 hours prepaid airtime are included in the tour.