The 10-minute-long Symphony of Lights Show will be performed above the Victoria Harbour which will incorporate a variety of lighting effects including searchlights, laser and beam lights.
MUMBAI – The world’s largest permanent light and sound show – Symphony of Lights Show in Hong Kong according to Guinness World Records has been revamped and will be displayed in all its glory from 1st December 2017. The revamped Symphony of Lights, organised by Hong Kong Tourism Board, will include a new set up with dynamic lighting and a new musical score. The new visual and acoustic set up aims to create more appeal to the already-famous Symphony of Lights.
For people across the globe to experience the premier of this attraction, Hong Kong will be featuring a live streaming on their Discover Hong Kong’s Facebook and Youtube social media handles.
The newly revamped Symphony of Lights will be performed daily at 8 p.m. from the 1st of December 2017. The 10-minute-long Symphony of Lights Show will be performed above the Victoria Harbour which will incorporate a variety of lighting effects including searchlights, laser and beam lights which will be in sync with the rhythm of the music from 40 buildings and sites on both the sides of the harbour. To witness the beauty of the newly revamped Symphony of Lights certain vantage points like the Golden Bauhinia Square, Tsim Sha Shui waterfront and the Harbour cruise on Victoria harbour will give the onlookers an eagles eye view of the revamped Symphony of Lights.
Symphony of Lights Show is one of the most loved attractions of the city. The Hong Kong Tourism Board, in an effort to offer travellers a delightful experience, has revamped the famous light show and for the first time will be using LED panels on a various building along the harbour which will be displaying interactive images and messages to the visitors and onlookers at the harbour. The light show will include music from Asia’s leading classical orchestra ‘The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra’.
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