Hong Kong Citywalk off-the-beaten-path itinerary!!

For those who want to visit Hong Kong🇭🇰 during the holidays❤️ Here's a hidden gem Citywalk route for you‼️ Few people, beautiful scenery! Eat, drink, play, and have fun all in one go - satisfying your needs~ And you can experience the local culture of Hong Kong up close · Citywalk itinerary🐾 Kai Yip Estate➡️Kai Yip Market➡️Kai Yip Sports Ground➡️Tung Koo Ting➡️Lion Rock · ✨Check-in 📸 Travel Tips✨ 🟡Kai Yip Sports Ground A 20,000 square feet indoor sports ground, spacious with a main design of grey, black, and fluorescent yellow. The walls are decorated with 'Hong Kong Spirit slogans and public estate logos', a true industrial-style sports ground, perfect for taking great photos! . 🟡Kai Yip Estate The original site of Kai Yip Estate was a former British air force base, which was later converted into public housing. It has a history of over 40 years and is filled with the rich, local flavor of old Hong Kong. · 🟡Kai Yip Market Located just below Kai Yip Estate, it is a convenient shopping center under the public estate management, shopping is super convenient🛍️. With snacks, seafood, vegetables, fruits, and daily necessities... you can really take your time here! Get up close and personal with the daily life of local Hong Kong people · 🟡Tung Koo Ting Tung Koo Ting is a part of Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage, local and unique! Don't just go to the popular restaurants! Here you can find coffee milk tea, stir-fries, barbecues, and many Hong Kong-style flavorful dishes... everything you could want‼️ Foodies will be too captivated to move on👍 We had dinner at this 'Good Taste Restaurant', the flavor was great, the clay pot rice had a wonderful aroma, and the rice crust was delicious! · 🟡Lion Rock On the way, you can also see Hong Kong's Lion Rock⛰️. For most Hong Kong people, Lion Rock is a symbol of spirit, growing alongside the people of Hong Kong! Next time, I plan to hike up Lion Rock and observe the various facets of life beneath it~ ·