“We want the Hong Kong – Macau trip
to be the most special experience for you.”
HONGKONG - MACAO
13-16 March 69
4 Days 3 Nights
Travel with Toktak A4,
Thailand’s renowned fortune teller
HIGHLIGHT:
- Renowned Hong Kong Feng Shui masters lead the rituals
- Enter the secret Tai Sui chamber for year-long protection (2026)
- Stay at a 5-star hotel in the prime shopping district
Trip Details
HONGKONG-MACAU
Join the Sacred “Borrowing Fortune”
Ritual with Goddess Guanyin
Only once a year in Hong Kong!
Join the sacred Guan Yin Money Borrowing Ritual, led by Toktak A4,with special feng shui rituals at Che Kung & Wong Tai Sin Temples.
Special Highlights!
- Guided ritual at Che Kung Temple by a renowned Chinese Feng Shui master to attract wealth, smooth business, and success
- Anti–Bad Luck (Tai Sui) ritual in the underground secret chamber at Wong Tai Sin Temple,enhancing health, love, and finances throughout the year
A once-in-a-lifetime spiritual journey you don’t want to miss
13-16 MAR 2026
4 Day 3 Night
🇭🇰 HONGKONG - 🇲🇴 MACAU
฿ 39,990.- / Person
DAY 1 : Suvarnabhumi Airport Hong Kong International Airport
08:30 – Meet at Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Level 4, Cathay Pacific check-in counter. Our staff will assist with travel documents and luggage arrangements.
11:40 – Depart for Hong Kong by Cathay Pacific, Flight CX750.
15:30 – Arrive at Hong Kong International Airport (Chek Lap Kok). Proceed through immigration and customs, then meet at EXIT B. (Hong Kong time is 1 hour ahead of Thailand.)
Transfer to the hotel for check-in at New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel ★★★★★ or equivalent, located in the prime shopping district of Tsim Sha Tsui.
- Tsim Sha Tsui Shopping Area – The hotel is situated in the heart of the shopping district. Enjoy shopping along Nathan Road, where you’ll find a wide variety of shops offering great-value items such as Giordano, Bossini, and more ideal for souvenirs and gifts. You may also explore duty-free malls and Ocean Terminal, a premier shopping complex featuring over 700 international brand stores.
Enjoy free time for sightseeing, shopping, and relaxation at your leisure.
DAY 2 : Kwun Yum Temple (Hung Hom) – Che Kung Temple (Lucky Windmill) – Wong Tai Sin Temple
Breakfast – Free at leisure, as waiting times for worship can be quite long each year.
05:00 hrs. – Transfer to Kwun Yum Temple (Hung Hom), a renowned temple famous for blessings related to wealth, debt relief, successful deals, and financial prosperity. On this special day, devotees may pray and symbolically “borrow money” from Goddess Kwun Yum, a sacred ritual that takes place only once a year.
After making a wish and borrowing money, those whose wishes are fulfilled are expected to return to give thanks to the Goddess and burn joss paper as an offering. (Guests who wish to perform the repayment ritual are kindly reminded to bring the red envelope received in the previous year.)
- Today is one of the most significant and highly anticipated days of the year, when worshippers gather in great numbers. This day is known as “Open Treasury Day” or “Borrowing Money from the Deity Day”, which falls on the 26th day after Chinese New Year. The ceremony is held only once a year, and this year it takes place on March 14
Light incense and make a silent prayer.
- State your full name and address.
- Clearly state the amount of money you wish to borrow and the purpose (one request only, for yourself; no vows or pledges—simply make a sincere wish. Once your wish is fulfilled, return to express gratitude).
- Place the incense sticks into the large incense urn.
- Take a small amount of incense ash from the urn and place it into a small red envelope (ang pao) that you have prepared.
- Hold the red envelope and circle it above the incense urn three times.
Please note: Queue times may vary each year depending on the number of devotees. Kindly be prepared for waiting.
Lunch – Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
Afterwards, visit a renowned jewelry factory in Hong Kong, famous for its award-winning designs and auspicious feng shui jewelry. These unique pieces are inspired by the Che Kung Temple windmill blades, transformed into pendants, rings, and bracelets—perfect to wear as personal accessories believed to enhance luck and fortune.
Continue to Che Kung Temple (Lucky Windmill Temple), one of the most respected and historic temples in Hong Kong, widely revered by locals. Pay respects to the grand deity statue enshrined in the main hall, accompanied by a large drum and bell. Nearby stands the iconic auspicious windmill, which devotees traditionally spin before starting or expanding a business.
Prominent figures, officials, and celebrities frequently visit this temple to pray and spin the windmill, believing that turning it three times brings good fortune, smooth career progress, business success, harmony with superiors and colleagues, and helps dispel negative energy from one’s life.
Special Highlight: A well-known feng shui master of the temple will lead prayers and perform a blessing ceremony.
- Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple (Sik Sik Yuen), one of Hong Kong’s most famous temples, popular among visitors seeking blessings for love and relationships from the Red Thread Deity, Yue Lao also known as the God of the Moon or the Old Man of the Moon.
- At the center stands a statue of Yue Lao holding the Book of Soulmates, flanked by a bride on the left and a groom on the right, all connected by a symbolic red thread. In front of the statue, you will see hand gestures demonstrating how to thread the red string. Walk to the pavilion on the left-hand side to pick up a red thread, follow the hand gesture shown, and be careful not to drop the red thread, as it is considered inauspicious.
- Special Highlight! Visit the secret underground chamber that houses the 60 Tai Sui deities, each representing a guardian spirit.
- Proper worship tips: First, pay respects to the Tai Sui deity governing the year 2025, then proceed to worship the Tai Sui deity that personally protects you. Finally, stand at the Yin-Yang circle within the Eight Trigrams (Bagua) symbol and make a silent wish.
Dinner – Enjoy dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Check in at New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel ★★★★ or equivalent, located in the prime shopping district of Tsim Sha Tsui.
DAY 3 : Hong Kong - Macau
Morning – Breakfast at the hotel restaurant, featuring authentic Hong Kong dim sum.
- After breakfast, travel to Macau to worship the Goddess of Mercy, a popular spiritual journey for devotees. Highlights include the seaside Guan Yin statue at Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre and an ancient Guan Yin Temple with over 400 years of history.
- Visit A-Ma Temple, the oldest temple in Macau, built in 1488, dedicated to Mazu, the Goddess of the Sea and protector of travelers and sailors. Devotees pray for safe journeys, career success, and good fortune, with offerings such as incense, fruits, and tea.
- Visit the Ruins of St. Paul’s, Macau’s most iconic landmark. Remnants of a 17th-century Jesuit church, once the largest Catholic church in East Asia and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Enjoy free time for lunch at leisure, perfect for shopping and exploring.
- Explore Senado Square, Macau’s famous central plaza, known for its Portuguese architecture and unique black-and-white wave-pattern mosaic pavement, blending European and Chinese influences.
- Travel back to Hong Kong.
Evening – Dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Check in at New World Millennium Hong Kong Hotel or equivalent 5-star hotel in the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district.
DAY 4 : Hong Kong International Airport Suvarnabhumi Airport
Morning – Enjoy breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
For your convenience, lunch is at leisure.
At the appropriate time, transfer to Hong Kong International Airport (Chek Lap Kok) for travel document and baggage check-in, preparing for your return to Thailand.
16:05 hrs. – Depart for Bangkok by THAI Airways, flight TG629, with in-flight meals and beverages served.
18:15 hrs. – Arrive safely at Suvarnabhumi International Airport, bringing home wonderful memories.
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13 - 16 MAR 2026
Single room accommodation: an additional charge of THB 10,500 per person applies.
Airfare is not included.
A deduction of THB 9,500 per person will be applied.
Tour Price Includes:
- Round-trip airfare in Economy Class / all applicable airport taxes
- Air-conditioned transportation as specified in the itinerary
- Meals as stated in the program
- Admission fees to all attractions listed in the itinerary
- Travel accident insurance
- Drinking water 1 bottle per person per day
- Baggage allowance up to 30 kg
- Tips for local guide, tour leader, and driver
Tour Price Excludes:
- Hotel accommodation as specified in the itinerary or equivalent 5-star level
- Passport issuance fees and immigration fees for non-Thai passport holders
- Withholding tax 3% and 7% VAT (in case a tax invoice is required)
- Personal expenses such as telephone charges, laundry, minibar, pay TV, etc.
- Special food and beverage orders
- Excess baggage charges beyond the airline’s allowance
- Offerings, incense, candles, and ritual items
Booking Conditions:
- Please contact LINE: @ateliertravelth and send a copy of the traveler’s passport to reserve seats
- A 50% deposit is required within 3 days after booking confirmation
- The remaining balance must be paid 30 days prior to departure
- Failure to make payment within the specified time will be considered a cancellation, and the company reserves the right to cancel the booking and forfeit the deposit