Theme Park

Let it go~ Let it go~ Even if you haven't seen Frozen, you surely know its iconic theme song. Since its release 11 years ago, Frozen has captivated audiences of all ages worldwide, leading to a sequel. This November 2023, Hong Kong Disneyland will open the world’s first Frozen-themed area, and it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!

Although Hong Kong is small, it offers endless tourism experiences, with many sites unique to Asia or Southeast Asia and even renowned worldwide. In addition to the must-try local delicacy "dim sum," tourists can explore various theme parks and even experience the thrilling horse racing activities.

When traveling to Tokyo with kids, there's more than just shopping and city sights to enjoy. A lesser-known gem for tourists is the Omiya Railway Museum located in Saitama Prefecture, about a 30-minute train ride from central Tokyo. This museum is a paradise for both kids and train enthusiasts, featuring 36 retired trains, interactive games, and must-try activities like a Shinkansen driving simulator and role-playing as a JR station master—perfect for learning while having fun!

Kawagoe, located in Saitama Prefecture near Tokyo, is a hidden gem that transports visitors back to the Edo period, over 400 years ago. Known as "Little Edo," Kawagoe offers a charming atmosphere where visitors can stroll through ancient streets, rent a kimono, and experience the taste of old Japan. A key attraction is the Hikawa Shrine, famous for bringing love and romance, drawing many Japanese women seeking blessings in their relationships.

Yichang, a city with four national 5A level tourist attractions, boasts the hometown of Qu Yuan (屈原) as one of its gems. Nearby, the Jiu Wan Stream provides an exciting rafting adventure through the Three Gorges, recognized with a prestigious 4A level designation. For those passionate about ancient history and cultural treasures, a visit to the Chinese Han City, a filming location for renowned director Zhang Yimou's movies, is highly recommended!