What I really like about this vid is that you actually get to see what's going on on the Kowloon side! I've watched it obviously from TST but never actually seen the show from on the Island side, very nice, there's more going on there than I thought!
I enjoyed absolutely everything about Hong Kong. It's extrelemly clean and well organized, very exciting, people are friendly and helpful, buildings are magnificient, breathtaking views, great shopping, lots of culture, good food, reasonable prices..... it simply excels at all levels!!
Awesome!!! I miss watching the show every night from my old apartment... from 8:00pm to 8:13pm... maybe someday I'll watch it from TST... nice vid... you uploaded this video 11 days before that really bad flood
This show was the icing on the cake for me at the end of a great tour of China. HK is a amazing city. its clean, classy, easy to navigate, excellent public services and the people are very friendly. A home away from home for UK people. It far surpassed my expectations and I will definetly be going back.
We got to see the Symphony of lights from the deck of our cruise ship parked at Kowloon Ocean Terminal - when in Hong Kong, it is a must see as part of the atmosphere.
Yes, the show starts every 8p.m even on Earth Day except on severe tropical cyclone. The lights are on every day and at 8p.m it starts to sync with music.
It's down to 20 buildings participating now. I don't know what alternate universe you all went to where Hong Kong was clean and filled with friendly people, but I wish I could have gone to that one.
1. It is always at 8pm. And in summer, it will always be dark by 8pm, so no worries. 2. Planes don't fly over there when land, however, they do during takeoff sometimes (depending where the aircraft is going). However, by the time the plane reaches that area, the plane is already well-above the buildings. But I believe small aircrafts and helicopters aren't allowed during that time. 3. Sogo, Kownloon
I've been to HK twice before and found the people to be extremely helpful and accomodating. And the city was most of the time spotless.Sounds like you had a bad trip, which is unforunate as i doubt it happens often
A couple of Q's if I may- 1. What happens in the summer months when it is not dark by 8 do they push the start time back? 2. Do they place restrictions on aircraft coming in during this as I noticed some planes follow the route of the water when coming in to land and surely they do not do that when this is on!? and 3. What is the name of that underground shopping area near the space museum subway? You get back up onto the road and you would never know it was there underneath you!
I think we ended up in a lot of areas that were under construction too. Clerks and public servants were great, but my fellow customers and travelers certainly were not. Also, I had been living in Japan for three years before going to Hong Kong so my conflict-management skills had really atrophied. I'd definitely visit or live in Hong Kong any time.
it is never not dark at 8. also planes dont come in through this part ever, unless they are really high up. they usually land from another direction in lamma island
Ok I just came back from Hong Kong like yesterday. The Symphony Lights weren't as good as what this video has shown. There were no fireworks as shown, and the broadcast was in cantonese and it was quite hazy, pretty much boring stuff! I would have give this place a miss!
It'd be silly to put on fireworks at the same time. The 2 different sets of lights would interfere with each other and you'd see nothing. Goes to show some people just don't know what they're asking for....
u really dont wanna actually live in Hong Kong, i agree the light show is amazing but.... still Hong Kong isnt that great i've live there i havent moved once ive been there my whole life.
I was there today and watched it live!!!!!!!!
Amazing with all the christmas decoration!!
Unforgetable and breathtaking impressions!!!!!!
What I really like about this vid is that you actually get to see what's going on on the Kowloon side! I've watched it obviously from TST but never actually seen the show from on the Island side, very nice, there's more going on there than I thought!
got back home this morning & i miss it already-what a top joint!!!!!!!!
I enjoyed absolutely everything about Hong Kong. It's extrelemly clean and well organized, very exciting, people are friendly and helpful, buildings are magnificient, breathtaking views, great shopping, lots of culture, good food, reasonable prices..... it simply excels at all levels!!
This is the reason why the hong kong is a best city in the world
Awesome!!! I miss watching the show every night from my old apartment... from 8:00pm to 8:13pm... maybe someday I'll watch it from TST... nice vid... you uploaded this video 11 days before that really bad flood
This show was the icing on the cake for me at the end of a great tour of China. HK is a amazing city. its clean, classy, easy to navigate, excellent public services and the people are very friendly. A home away from home for UK people. It far surpassed my expectations and I will definetly be going back.
You never get bored in HK, the sooner I get back there the better.
We got to see the Symphony of lights from the deck of our cruise ship parked at Kowloon Ocean Terminal - when in Hong Kong, it is a must see as part of the atmosphere.
Wow that's beautiful, wish i was as luck as you to see it in person, but sharing it is just as good, Thanks Mike. Anita.
Yes, the show starts every 8p.m even on Earth Day except on severe tropical cyclone. The lights are on every day and at 8p.m it starts to sync with music.
It's down to 20 buildings participating now. I don't know what alternate universe you all went to where Hong Kong was clean and filled with friendly people, but I wish I could have gone to that one.
Bravo! Bravo...and this one's for you NIK!!! Thank You very much!!!
amazing video - and an amazing show :) I saw it just the other week when I was in Hong Kong, and it was definately one of the big highlights :D
great, fantastic and amazing work
1. It is always at 8pm. And in summer, it will always be dark by 8pm, so no worries.
2. Planes don't fly over there when land, however, they do during takeoff sometimes (depending where the aircraft is going). However, by the time the plane reaches that area, the plane is already well-above the buildings. But I believe small aircrafts and helicopters aren't allowed during that time.
3. Sogo, Kownloon
I agree, the best Symphony of Lights on UA-cam.
very nice.. I am really sad because I missed to watch this when i visited hongkong.. what a shame.
Awesome city btw, really wanna go back (was only there 2 months ago!). Would be great to watch the show from the peak on a clear day too
The broadcast language depends on the day. They alternate between English, Cantonese and Mandarin on different (set) days.
I think you can't actually hear the show unless you're on one of those boats that goes around the harbour, or listen to the radio.
I've been to HK twice before and found the people to be extremely helpful and accomodating. And the city was most of the time spotless.Sounds like you had a bad trip, which is unforunate as i doubt it happens often
Great work, but would be better without cutting and pasting.
@VelocityRXB
I agree with you because a man actually left his taxi so that we could hire it!!
REALLY HONGKONG AND ITS PEOPLE ARE SIMPLY AWESOME.
A couple of Q's if I may-
1. What happens in the summer months when it is not dark by 8 do they push the start time back?
2. Do they place restrictions on aircraft coming in during this as I noticed some planes follow the route of the water when coming in to land and surely they do not do that when this is on!?
and 3. What is the name of that underground shopping area near the space museum subway? You get back up onto the road and you would never know it was there underneath you!
I think we ended up in a lot of areas that were under construction too. Clerks and public servants were great, but my fellow customers and travelers certainly were not.
Also, I had been living in Japan for three years before going to Hong Kong so my conflict-management skills had really atrophied. I'd definitely visit or live in Hong Kong any time.
it is never not dark at 8. also planes dont come in through this part ever, unless they are really high up. they usually land from another direction in lamma island
Anyone know where I can download or buy this music?
the most impressive city in the world !!!!!!!
yep.. every night at 2000pm
Can I have this as a visualizer for my winamp?
well done !
watched it from the harbour on my yatch. too bad there are not very many clear days.
Do they hold this everyday?
Does it say buildings in this version?
This video was recorded with a potato
Are you serious? This happens every night?
sounds like a mario game ^^
co tam globalne ocieplenie i oszczędność energii, grunt to dobry lans :))))
Ok I just came back from Hong Kong like yesterday. The Symphony Lights weren't as good as what this video has shown. There were no fireworks as shown, and the broadcast was in cantonese and it was quite hazy, pretty much boring stuff! I would have give this place a miss!
It'd be silly to put on fireworks at the same time. The 2 different sets of lights would interfere with each other and you'd see nothing. Goes to show some people just don't know what they're asking for....
@MrSunnyChen They don't ^^.. even if they don't use it, it's still amazing! Must see!
what's so bad about it? do you live in a very small apartment?
Love the lights, the music sucks though.
You're sicker.
nope but the pollution sucks it gives everyone permanent asthma
it's not THAT bad ;)
u really dont wanna actually live in Hong Kong, i agree the light show is amazing but.... still Hong Kong isnt that great i've live there i havent moved once ive been there my whole life.
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no im the one