S K H Lui Ming Choi Memorial Primary School

The most attractive place in Hong Kong-Lamma

IslandP.5D

Group 3Tang Win Tong Cheuk Ping HeiLam Chun Kit Cheung Ka Chun

Wong Yi Lee Lee Kai Fung

Index

1. Introduction

2. Charts & the data analysis

3. Introduce a new scenic spot to tourists

4. Our Impression

5. References

A survey on the tourists at the Peak

We went to the Peak on 19th March, 2005. We did a survey on the tourists in Hong Kong. We interviewed seventy tourists there.

After that, we found out……

Why do tourists come to Hong Kong ?

sightseeing39%

business17%

visitingfriends19%

shopping16%

other9%

sightseeing

business

visiting friends

shopping

other

39% people of come to H.K to go sightseeing. 19% people come to H.K to visit friends.

Charts & the data analysisCharts & the data analysis

Do t hey enj oy st ay ing inHong Kong ?

no1%

yes99%

yesno

99% of people enjoyed staying in H.K but 1% did not enjoy staying in H.K.

IntroductionWe think Lamma Island is a beautiful place so we recommend it to tourists .

locationlocationLamma Island is at the south-west of Hong Kong Island.

Lamma Island

1. famous for its seafood , laid back atmosphere and community of Westerners

2.offers a great escape from the city

3.no cars there and a few three-storey buildings

4. trails meander along hills and coastline

Sea food restaurants

You can go to Lamma Island by ferry.

This is lots of delicious seafood that you can eat on Lamma Island. Let us introduce some famous seafood dishes to you……

If you want to go to Lamma Island for the seafood, If you want to go to Lamma Island for the seafood, you can get a free pleasure junk trip that will take you you can get a free pleasure junk trip that will take you straight to a great restaurant.straight to a great restaurant.

Sok Kwu WanSok Kwu Wan

Fried Lobster with Butter Sauce

                                              Not just the seafood is delicious (Sweet and So

ur Pork)

Fried Crab with Honey & Pepper

Rainbow Fish (Star Garoupa )

Sok Kwu Wan Tin Hau TempleThis temple is typical of Hong Kong's coastal communities.

The people on Lamma celebrate the Tin Hau Festival on the twenty-third day of the third month of the Lunar Calendar.

 

relax and swim

Hung Shing Yeh BeachHung Shing Yeh Beach

•On the way to Lo So Shing Beach, the banana groves and an old schoolhouse serve as reminders that the flat land in the valley here once supported a small rural community.

Lo So Shing Beach

Stories are told of a Japanese scheme to hide speedboats in the Grottos found along this stretch of shoreline.

KamikazaKamikaza CavesCaves

•Until a few decades ago, Yung Shue Wan was a small rural village•shops and restaurants Its reflect this mixed heritage

Yung Shue Wan

We can buy a lot of things on Lamma Island, such as……

Overlooking the South China Sea, in between Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan.

It accommodates people attracted It accommodates people attracted by lower rents and a more laid-by lower rents and a more laid-back lifestyle. back lifestyle.

9:00-10:00am Take a ferry to Yung Shue Wan

10:00-10:30am Eat breakfast in Yung Shue Wan

10:30-11:30 Swim at Hung Shing Yeh Beach

11:30-1:00am Walk from Yung Shue Wan to Pak Kok Tsuen

1:00-2:30pm Eat lunch in Pak Kok Tsuen

2:30-3:30pm Walk from Pak Kok Tsuen to Sok Kwu Wan

Look at the South China Sea in between Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan

3:30-4:30pm Visit the Tin Hau Temple

5:00-6:00pm Eat dinner in Sok Kwu Wan

Impression After the survey, we were very happy because we had the chance to speak to tourists face to face. We enhanced our speaking skills and found that speaking to English speakers can improve our English. We learnt how to cooperate with others. Some of us wrote the report, and the group leader made the PowerPoint. Some of us surfed the Net for information. Sometimes, when we did not solve the problems, our teachers would help us. We enjoyed the survey very much, so we hope we can do another survey one day.

•http://www.hkkf.com.hk/lamma/elamma.html•http://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/touring/hkwalks/ta_walk_walk6.jhtml•http://www.rainbowrest.com.hk/english/lamma%2Dtrail/•http://ap.polyu.edu.hk/amf3/AMF-Tours%20Details.htm#Lamma•http://member.ctinets.com/~masunlui/•http://www.hkkf.com.hk/lamma/elamma.html

References