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PRICE: HK$100
TIME: 20 mins
The 60 metre Hong Kong Observation Wheel gives you a panoramic view of the city from the Victoria Harbour. Jump onto one of the 42 gondolas and get a unique view of the extraordinary setting and architecture of Hong Kong. The entrance is at Man Kwong Street, in Central Hong Kong - and it's open between 10am and 11pm, but jump on board at 8pm for the Symphony of Lights. (MTA: Central / Hong Kong)
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HONG KONG
22.28°N, 114.17°E
Sunrise: 06:03
Sunset: 18:49
Weather: light rain, 31°C max, 27°C min
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