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The Symphony of Lights light and sound show is the largest permanent light show in the world and is one of the ‘must sees’ for visitors to Hong Kong. Held every night at 8:00pm, the best place to view the Symphony of Lights show is from the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront on Kowloon. If you’re staying on Hong Kong island, hop on the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui and walk a few minutes to the viewing deck for the show.

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Hong Kong Symphony of Lights

The viewing deck along the promenade offers an unparalleled vista of the spectacular skyline of Hong Kong. During the fifteen-minute show, many of Hong Kong’s stunning skyscrapers are bathed in a blaze of colourful lights while laser beams shoot across the harbour; all beautifully synchronised to the music. It’s a wondrous experience that’s absolutely one of the top things to do in Hong Kong for visitors.

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Lasers lights up the sky
 

If you enjoy light and sound shows, you’ll definitely enjoy the Hong Kong Symphony of Lights. Stick around after the show to simply enjoy the glittering skyline and the boats passing by in the harbour. This glorious sight never fails to amaze!

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The glittering skyline (image by Nguyen/Unsplash)

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  • Symphony of light, HK is one of the best places to see this kind of light shoe, i call if light game, well, there are not much about history in HK but definitely night markets and light show worth to visit if you stop by HK, fashiners are welcome as well…

  • It’s a very cool show. Things like that at the end of the day, when you want to relax and enjoy your time, is the best thing to watch. I particularly like the musical part of it.

    Rahman Mehraby
    Destination Iran Travel & Tours

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