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✅Preparations Before Going to Hong Kong ⚠️Bring your Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, ID card, and entry permit 1️⃣Converter Most hotels do not provide one, so be sure to buy in advance 2️⃣Overseas Data Package No need to buy an extra SIM card, purchase it on tb/zfb, search for 'international roaming' on Alipay, and it will automatically switch after arriving in Hong Kong by high-speed train 3⃣️Transportation I didn't get an Octopus card, you can use Alipay to scan and pay on trams, buses, and the subway 4⃣️Exchange Some Hong Kong Dollars You don't need too much, maybe 1000 HKD, as some street-side shops only accept cash 5⃣️Download Amap / Google Maps 📸About Photo Spots ✅Kennedy Town (Go here to see the seascape of Hong Kong) ✅Sai Ying Pun (My favorite road leading to the sea) ✅Mount Butler (Great for watching sunsets and night views, and it's free) ✅Avenue of Stars (Take a photo like Li Ka-shing) ✅Hennessy Road (Check in on the road with Hong Kong's word mark) ✅Argyle Street (See the most beautiful sunset in February and October) ✅Causeway Bay (A great place for shopping and dining) 🏠About Accommodation Hong Kong Island: Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay Kowloon: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui Be sure to check out the hotels and book in advance! 🛍️About Shopping Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay, Times Square Hong Kong is simply a shopping paradise, with all kinds of luxury brand stores available

Hong Kong 🇭🇰 one-day trip travel sharing Time to organize the one-day trip to Hong Kong with my bestie~ We depart from Shenzhen North High-speed Railway Station and clear customs at West Kowloon High-speed Railway Station in Hong Kong. Purchase a data card in advance or activate a data plan, bring your travel permit 🪪 and ID card, and take a 24-hour screenshot of the black code (required for both entry and exit). At the high-speed railway station, you can use the pass to get the consumption vouchers. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Harbour City. Harbour City is full of luxury brands, except for shopping and taking photos to show off the Hong Kong style. You can also take photos 📷 of the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour at Harbour City. Recommended to wear a long vacation-style dress for taking photos, it looks great! ⛱️ Passing by the Richman Ice Cream Truck (Hong Kong specialty) Childhood memories of Hong Kong people, the roaming ice cream truck. I've come many times but never met them, and this time I met them with my bestie 👭 (so lucky) Tsim Sha Tsui went to eat buffet food. Choose freely from a wide variety of options 🍣 My best friend and I 👭 ate until we were full. After eating and drinking enough, go to Langham Place in Mong Kok, which takes 20 minutes. Took a stroll in Mong Kok, it's quite lively with lots of people around. I also did a facial lift (girls 👧 always love beauty haha). Originally, my face was a bit loose, and I had been interested in facial lifting for a while after being recommended. Luckily, there was a good exchange rate in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 and the price was very nice. After becoming beautiful, go to Causeway Bay by 30-minute subway ride 🚇. Check in at Little Mustache Milk Tea 🥤 even though it's not that popular. But it's quite well-designed. In Causeway Bay, photos with Hong Kong style are more likely to turn out well. Walk to Victoria Park, cross the overpass, take photos 📷, stroll 🚶‍♀️, and many photographers have already set up tripods on the overpass, waiting to capture the beautiful night view. Can't deny that the night view 🌃 of Victoria Harbour is very beautiful. Returning from Causeway Bay to West Kowloon by high-speed rail 🚅 to Shenzhen North, be sure to arrive at the high-speed rail station 30 minutes in advance, because you need to go through Hong Kong customs in advance to take the high-speed rail 🚄, which takes some time, otherwise you may miss the selected train~ The day's itinerary has come to an end~ Traveling with my bestie 🧳 is sweet and happy 🥳.

🇭🇰Hong Kong, a place of romance! Despite the slight impact of mild haze and humidity on the sunset in Hong Kong🇭🇰 these days, it is still intoxicatingly beautiful🤩. It's like the sky paints different pictures in a few short minutes, making people yearn for it💕. 📍Recommended photo spots: Kowloon Tsim Sha Tsui Pier and Hong Kong Disneyland. If you want to enjoy a wider view, you can consider shooting on the second floor platform! You can use a mobile phone camera, whether it's iPhone 15 Pro or Huawei series can capture beautiful moments. The recent sunset time is between 17:45-18:00, the most beautiful scenery may only last a few seconds, don't miss this heart-stirring romantic moment💓

I would like to advise you all to check the weather before you travel! I unexpectedly encountered a rare black rain in Hong Kong. Adhering to the principle of 'since I'm here, I might as well make the most of it', I opened my umbrella and started my citywalk. Due to the black rain, work and school were suspended, shops were closed, garbage was everywhere, and the subway was flooded. However, I have to say that Hong Kong is really photogenic. Despite all this, I still managed to capture the strong Hong Kong style. - 👣Route: Day1: Mong Kok (Goldfish Street, Bird Street, Garden Street) - Eighteen Dog Powder, Dan Wang, Mommy Egg Waffles, Fat Sister Snacks - Yau Ma Tei - Jia Jia Dessert, Dim Sum to - Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Temple Street - Tsim Sha Tsui - Sister Wah, Bakehouse - Harbour City - Victoria Harbour Night View Day2: Tsim Sha Tsui - Clock Tower, Victoria Harbour, Eslite Bookstore on the 2nd floor of Harbour City - Hong Kong Tourism Board on the first floor of Star Ferry (buy fridge magnets, receive Hong Kong gifts) - Take the Star Ferry to Central - Regal Ice Cream Truck, Ferris Wheel - Central Market - Mid-levels Escalator - Bake House, Kau Kee Beef Brisket - Graffiti Wall - Tai Kwun - Lan Fong Yuen, Zhan Zai Ji - Art Centre - Causeway Bay - Wing Kee Noodles - Monster Building - ✔️Mong Kok: The streets and pedestrian bridges here are very suitable for Hong Kong style street photography, the strong local flavor is like stepping into a Wong Kar-wai film, but be reminded that many shops on Goldfish Street do not allow photography, so avoid them. ✔️Yau Ma Tei: Walking along Nathan Road from Mong Kok, you will reach Yau Ma Tei. The bus stops along the way are very photogenic. As a fan of TVB, I definitely won't miss the chance to check in at Yau Ma Tei Police Station. I also stumbled upon Temple Street not far from the police station, where I took a tourist photo that I really like in the middle of the street market. ✔️Victoria Harbour: How can you miss the night view of Victoria Harbour when you come to Hong Kong? The Avenue of Stars is really the best place to see the night view. Walking along, passing the Star Ferry Pier, you will arrive at Harbour City, where you can end the day's itinerary with some shopping. ✔️Tsim Sha Tsui: The viewing platform near the Clock Tower, the steps at the entrance of Harbour City, and the Eslite Bookstore on the 2nd floor of Harbour City are all excellent spots for shooting Victoria Harbour. By the way, don't forget to take a photo at the successful person's photo spot in Victoria Harbour. ✔️Star Ferry: The pier is very photogenic, the dark green waiting area is super retro, and it only takes a few minutes to get from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central, super convenient. ✔️Central: There are many attractions worth checking in along the way, and there are arcades or pedestrian bridges all the way, so even if it rains heavily, it won't affect the citywalk. Ferris Wheel - Central Market - Mid-levels Escalator - Tai Kwun - Art Centre, you can walk along this route. ✔️Monster Building: The dense buildings combined with the retro tram, every shot is a big shot, unfortunately it rained too heavily that day, and I didn't make it.

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🚌I set off from Guangzhou, went to Hong Kong for a two-day and one-night trip The first day I visited Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, and Yau Ma Tei for food, shopping, and sightseeing~ For your reference! 🅾️Highlight: Experience the bustle of Hong Kong's streets, experience the Filipinos under the overpass Watch the skyscrapers at Victoria Harbour, and check in with celebrity handprints 🐮Currency exchange: It is recommended to download the 'Tourist Octopus' app for top-up, which is very convenient for taking transportation and dining It is also recommended to exchange 300 Hong Kong dollars, as some old shops only accept cash There is a First exchange store right out of the West Kowloon high-speed rail station, which exchanges at a 1:1 rate ☀️Weather: Hong Kong has a marine subtropical monsoon climate The temperature is high, and the sun is strong But while there is sunshine, it may also rain Remember to bring an umbrella, and it is also recommended to wear a hat for sun protection ✅Check-in spot 1: Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars ☁️Route: 【West Kowloon】---【Tsim Sha Tsui】, 14 minutes From 【West Kowloon】 Exit A, walk for 10 minutes to 【Jordan】 MTR station Then take the subway to 【Tsim Sha Tsui】 Exit E, and you can see Victoria Harbour, The Avenue of Stars has many celebrities' handprints~ 🌝Food; Nearby is K11 MUSEUM, with many high-end dining options to try~ Recommended the Hong Kong limited edition at Starbucks: Japanese Roasted Tea Latte (with oat milk) The taste is not sweet, with a rich roasted tea flavor, five stars recommended! About the roads: A kind reminder, there are touchable machines by the roadsides in Hong Kong Touching them can shorten the waiting time to cross the street~ ✅Check-in spot 2: Yau Ma Tei Police Station 🌼Route: 【Tsim Sha Tsui】--【Yau Ma Tei】, 6 minutes Take the Tsuen Wan Line to 【Yau Ma Tei】 Exit C, and walk to reach 【Yau Ma Tei Police Station】 It was under maintenance when I visited, a popular photo spot often seen in Hong Kong movies! Nearby is the Woosung Street fruit wholesale market, where you can shop 😀Food: Found a tea restaurant on the street, had a regular meal It was just average, not recommended... ✅Check-in spot 3: Mong Kok's Tung Choi Street (Ladies' Market) 🌙Route: 【Yau Ma Tei】--【Mong Kok】, 4 minutes From 【Mong Kok】 Exit D2, you can reach It was Sunday when I went, many Filipino sisters were camping and gathering on the overpass It's also a unique feature of Hong Kong~ They were eating hand-pulled rice, sweet and sour pickles, etc.~ Passing the overpass, you can see the street stalls on both sides I bought an egg waffle for 10HKD, cash only~ The taste felt similar to the ones in Mainland China~ Then I took the bus to AsiaWorld-Expo! Hong Kong buses have screens You need to press the button to notify the driver to stop when approaching your station The roads are not congested, and it's very convenient! 🌸Overall, Hong Kong is very suitable for citywalks, Despite the imposing skyscrapers Quietly stepping into the alleys, you can feel the unique atmosphere Aimless eating and drinking fits right in here!

I took my child to Hong Kong over the weekend, mainly to meet friends. The Hong Kong I saw for the first time was somewhat different from what I had anticipated. We visited Tsim Sha Tsui, West Kowloon, Wan Chai, strolled around Victoria Harbour, Harbour City, and went up to the Peak. The streets of Hong Kong were not crowded, especially Victoria Harbour, where there were not many tourists under the night sky, and the breeze was very comfortable. It felt a bit like the Bund in Shanghai, but with far fewer people. Another impression from this trip to Hong Kong is that dining in restaurants is really expensive, with a simple dish costing over 100, and even fast food like beef rice and noodles costing around 80-90. Accommodation: After reading many posts online, we ended up staying at the Hong Kong Metropark Hotel Kowloon with our child. The environment was okay, at least the room we stayed in was relatively clean.

🚣🏻🚣🏻🚣🏻 1⃣Go to get 'Hong Kong Welcomes You'. This is launched by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, where you can exchange for a HK$100 merchant cash voucher. Tourists can go to the designated visitor centers of the Hong Kong Tourism Development Council to get 'Hong Kong Welcomes You', usually available at customs, remember to bring your Hong Kong and Macau pass~ · 2⃣Go to Victoria Harbour to see the little yellow duck once. The last time the little yellow duck was here was ten years ago, and this time the little yellow duck has brought its partner! · 3⃣Take a cruise at Victoria Harbour once. The piers here include Tsim Sha Tsui Pier, Wan Chai Star Ferry Pier, and Central Star Ferry Pier. The ferry ticket is 5 Hong Kong dollars, and you can buy a ticket on the machine with change ready. · 4⃣Go to Mong Kok to stroll around. You can casually do a city walk near Mong Kok and Kowloon City, and everywhere you snap a photo is like a scene from a Hong Kong movie. · 5⃣Go climb Mount Davis. You can take the cable car up, but there is still a climb from the ground to the cable car station. · 6⃣Go to Central to see the Mid-levels Escalator and buses. The Mid-levels Escalator is the world's longest escalator, and their buses are flat and look quite cute. · 7⃣Try a Hong Kong delicacy. There are many Southeast Asian restaurants in Hong Kong, and you can also try the stalls near Mong Kok. · 8⃣Take a photo with the MTR station names. The background of the MTR station names in Hong Kong are all different colors, and since we mostly rely on the MTR for travel in Hong Kong, taking photos with the MTR station names has become a new way of checking in.

During my days in Hong Kong, I walked an intense 30,000 steps every day Take the Island Line from Quarry Bay to Kennedy Town Take the Star Ferry from Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui Ride the tram through the nostalgic streets and alleys Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak to overlook the night view of Hong Kong Island Every corner of Hong Kong has its own stunning scenery It makes one fall in love with this city involuntarily I've compiled a super detailed travel guide Hoping it can help everyone~ 💼 Travel Preparation ▪️ Hong Kong and Macau Pass and visa endorsement ▪️ Octopus card, can be used for MTR, tram, ferry, and cable car ▪️ Purchase a data SIM card online in advance ▪️ Power plug adapter ▪️ Exchange for Hong Kong dollars ✅ Four-day Three-night Itinerary Day1 Monster Building—Healthy East Street—Causeway Bay—Wan Chai—Star Ferry—Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour Night View Day2 Central—Sai Ying Pun—Stone Slab Street—Kennedy Town—Victoria Peak Night View Day3 Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car—Tian Tan Buddha—Heart Sutra Woods—Tai O Fishing Village—Tiger Hill in Tai O Day4 Shopping—Return trip 🏨 Accommodation: Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel Step out and you're at Ocean Park, a 2min walk to the MTR station, just one stop away from Admiralty by MTR, very convenient transportation, and you can enjoy the mountain and sea views right from your room, quiet and comfortable~ ✅ Must-Visit Spots 1⃣️ Stone Slab Street At sunset, double-decker buses shuttle across the overpass, and I seem to see the sunset racing by 2⃣️ Healthy East Street Where the mountains meet the sea, the romance unique to Hong Kong Island, where trams, cars, and ferries meet 3⃣️ Sai Ying Pun Hong Kong's most magical street, overlooking Hong Kong Island from above, the sea at the end of the road, with the warmth of human life on both sides 4⃣️ Monster Building Dense buildings, crowded streets, trams weaving through, filled with the breath of urban jungle 5⃣️ Kennedy Town The last stop on the Island Line, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can wait here for a seaside sunset, gentle and romantic 6⃣️ Victoria Peak Night View Take the vintage cable car to the top of Victoria Peak, overlooking the night view of Victoria Harbour, and experience one of the world's top three night views 7⃣️ Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 360-degree transparent view overlooking the scenery of Lantau Island, Hong Kong International Airport, and the Ngong Ping Plateau 8⃣️ Tian Tan Buddha The filming location for the movie 'Infernal Affairs'! The Buddha is solemn and majestic, soaring into the sky, and is the world's largest outdoor bronze seated Buddha 9⃣️ Tiger Hill in Tai O Hong Kong's version of 'Jeju Island', an easy hiking route that takes less than half an hour to reach the top, overlooking the mountains and sea 1⃣️0⃣️ Tai O Fishing Village A tranquil and leisurely fishing village, known as the 'Venice of Hong Kong', where you can personally experience the local customs and culture of Hong Kong's indigenous people

Spent a day in Hong Kong with friends on the weekend. Hong Kong is really great for shopping and taking pictures! Here's a summary for the ladies, Photo spots without retracing your steps 📸 Travel mode: 🚄Guangzhou East ➡️ Shenzhen Shenzhen Luohu Port clearance 🚇 Subway direct to Hong Kong 👣Itinerary: Morning: Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei—Tsim Sha Tsui (Star Ferry 🚢)—Central Pier—Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 Afternoon: Take a sightseeing bus all the way to Causeway Bay—Times Square—Mount Butler 🏔️ Photo spots 📸 1️⃣Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei (p2-p6) Great for shooting traditional old Hong Kong street scenes. Strong depth on both sides of the Mong Kok footbridge, and there are many street signs like Nathan Road. The subway background wall is also very photogenic! 2️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui-Harbour City Victoria Harbour spot (p7-p8) Staircase spot near Harbour City close to Victoria Harbour You can capture the entire Victoria Harbour seascape 🌊 3️⃣Central Pier No.9 (p9-p11) Take the Star Ferry to Central Pier No.9 and No.10, right opposite the Ferris wheel You can fully capture the Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 while avoiding the crowds 4️⃣Open-top sightseeing bus (p12-15) Open-top sightseeing bus 🚌 opposite the Star Ferry pier only costs 40 Hong Kong dollars per person. The whole journey can take an hour. You can enjoy the scenery and the breeze along the way. It's really worth it! It's even better during sunset 5️⃣Mount Butler 🏔️ (p17-p18) You can take a bus directly to this less-traveled hiking route in Causeway Bay! You can easily hike and enjoy the stunning Hong Kong seascape, sunset, and night view! But make sure to check the route on your first visit. There are dirt paths and many forks on the mountain. It's recommended to save the map in advance!

Every time I come to Hong Kong, I find different stories. It could be the bustling Central with its skyscrapers, or the lively streets of Mong Kok under the neon lights. 🇭🇰 Today I'm sharing 3 movie-like spots unique to Hong Kong: The first one, the crowded streets with the Ding Ding tram shuttling through. Take the westbound Ding Ding tram from Quarry Bay to Kennedy Town, passing through Admiralty, Central, and Sai Ying Pun. Every scene along the way has a hint of the 90s Hong Kong movies; Route: Quarry Bay — Spring Garden Lane — Admiralty — Central — Sai Ying Pun — Kennedy Town The second one, the Star Ferry crossing the harbor. Hidden within the 5-dollar ticket is the collision of Hong Kong's prosperity and nostalgia; Route: Tsim Sha Tsui Pier — Central Pier The third one, the bustling Mong Kok at night. The busy Garden Street exudes a different charm after 6 pm, under the neon lights, you and I are the protagonists of our own lives. Route: Tsim Sha Tsui — East Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade — Mong Kok Hong Kong two-day one-night itinerary: day1: Quarry Bay — Spring Garden Lane — Admiralty — Central — Sai Ying Pun — Kennedy Town day2: Central — Star Ferry — Tsim Sha Tsui — East Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade — Mong Kok