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🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Central Day 2: Tian Tan Buddha Day 3: Kowloon Day 4: Diamond Hill 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] Victoria Peak (The Peak) – The best skyline view of Hong Kong, especially at sunset. Take the Peak Tram for the full experience. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade & Avenue of Stars – Iconic waterfront with the Symphony of Lights show every night at 8 PM. Sky100 Observation Deck – 100th floor of the ICC for a modern, indoor skyline view. 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] For Dim Sum: Try siu mai, har gow, char siu bao, and cheung fun. For Wonton Noodles Mak’s Noodle or Tsim Chai Kee (Central). 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Lan Kwai Fong Hotel @ Kau U Fong 📷📷 [Photo Spots] Central & Kowloon 📣📣 [Tips] Go for Halloween to LFK

The romance of National Day is half hidden in the fireworks. From the water feast on Taihu Lake to the dazzling Victoria Harbour, from Disney’s fairy tale displays to the magical light and shadow of Qiandao Lake, this nationwide top fireworks festival recommendation note helps you lock in the brightest night skies of the holiday—each event is worth attending! 🌟 Five Top Fireworks Festivals: Each Stunning, Must-Visit 1. Wuxi Yuantouzhu·Water Music Fireworks Festival (CCTV-Level Spectacle) As the "fireworks pinnacle" of the Yangtze River Delta, this year Yuantouzhu teams up with CCTV for a special double-holiday event, bringing the World Games’ signature "fireworks tree" to the skies above Taihu Lake, paired with a formation of 1,500 drones for a fully romantic experience. • Highlights: Fireworks bloom over the lake surface, with "waterfall fireworks" and "peony fireworks" reflected in the water, perfectly echoing the Changchun Bridge and Cherry Blossom Embankment on the shore. The evening breeze carries the scent of osmanthus, offering a triple sensory feast of sight, sound, and smell. • Key Info: Shows on October 1, 3, and 6 only. Best viewing spots are along the scenic area’s boat docks and the lotus flower deep viewing platform; tickets must be purchased in advance. For budget options, free viewing points like Taihu Shibawan and Ten-Mile Pearl Embankment offer panoramic views with wide sightlines. • Tips: Folding chairs are prohibited inside the park; bring a camping mat and arrive 1-2 hours early to secure a spot. Restaurants have long lines, so bringing your own water and snacks is more convenient. 2. Hong Kong Victoria Harbour·Classic Cross-Harbor Fireworks (City Landmark Icon) Victoria Harbour fireworks are always the National Day "traffic magnet." This year, they again light up the sea, with skyscrapers on both sides complementing the fireworks, creating scenes straight out of a "Hong Kong movie." • Highlights: Fireworks launch simultaneously from multiple barges, reaching heights of up to 200 meters. Combined with the night view of Victoria Harbour, the brilliance rivals New Year’s Eve celebrations. Some shows include light displays to enhance the atmosphere. • Key Info: Fireworks on the evening of October 1. Prime viewing spots include Central Waterfront and Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai on Hong Kong Island, and Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and Avenue of Stars in Kowloon. Accessible by walking from MTR Admiralty and East Tsim Sha Tsui stations. • Insider Tip: North Point East Coast Park theme area is less crowded and peaceful, just a 7-minute walk from Fortress Hill Station, ideal for visitors wanting to avoid crowds. 3. Shanghai Disneyland·National Day Limited Castle Phantom Show (Fairy Tale Exclusive) Disney fireworks come with a "magic filter." From October 1 to 3, a National Day limited edition features castle projections incorporating patriotic elements, making the fireworks feel like a fairy tale brought to life. • Highlights: The upgraded "Dream of Light Phantom Show" returns, combining fireworks with castle light projections and classic music. When the words "I Love China" light up at the end, the atmosphere reaches its peak. • Key Info: Limited edition runs for 3 days only. Regular shows at 8:00 PM and 9:15 PM. Best viewing spots are front row in Fantasy Garden or by the castle moat on either side. Arrive 2 hours early to secure a spot. • Bonus: Buy the 719 RMB peak day ticket to enter, enjoy rides and parades during the day, and stay for the fireworks at night—double the fun in one day. 4. Hangzhou Qiandao Lake·Dual-Mode Fireworks Festival (8 Days of Continuous Fun) Qiandao Lake has reinvented fireworks with two modes over 8 days during National Day. The "waterfall fireworks + jellyfish fireworks" combo is so stunning it will drain your phone battery from filming. • Highlights: Shows on September 30, October 2, and others feature "waterfall fireworks + jellyfish fireworks," with silver fireworks cascading like a waterfall, reflected dreamily on the lake. Shows on October 1, 3, and others present the grand "Qiandao Pearl Fireworks Show," perfect for those who love spectacular effects. • Key Info: Starts daily at 8:25 PM, free admission. Best viewing spots are at the Asian Games Pier in Huamei Resort Area, with excellent views opposite the Haolike Hotel lobby. • Accommodation Tip: Club Med Mediterranean offers rich family activities; Haolike Hotel has private villas. Book at least one month in advance to avoid no vacancies during National Day. 5. Nanchang Ganjiang River·River View + Twin Towers Dual Launch Points (Double Impact) Nanchang’s fireworks feature a "dual-site linkage," with river fireworks at Laoganzhou waters and building fireworks on the 303 Twin Towers launching simultaneously, accompanied by drone formations for a high-tech feel. • Highlights: In the 45-minute show, drones form words like "August 1 Nanchang" and "Ganpo Pearl," while river fireworks create creative shapes like "smiley faces" and "hearts," offering strong interactivity. • Key Info: Starts at 8:00 PM on October 1. Honggutan Rising Plaza is the prime spot to see both river and twin tower fireworks, plus a direct view of the drone show. • Transport Tip: Parking is tight nearby; prioritize subway travel. It’s a 15-minute walk from Qiu Shui Square Station on Metro Line 1. 📌 Nationwide Fireworks Viewing General Tips 1. Timing and Tickets • Limited Shows: Wuxi, Disneyland, and Nanchang have key shows around October 1. Check local official apps or scenic area WeChat accounts for exact times. • Ticket Policy: Qiandao Lake, Hong Kong, and some Nanchang spots are free. Wuxi and Disneyland require tickets. Popular sites recommend online booking in advance. 2. Gear and Clothing • Essentials: Power bank (photos and videos drain battery fast), camera/phone tripod (for long exposure fireworks shots), portable stool (many free spots have no seats). • Clothing: Autumn nights can be chilly; bring a light jacket or shawl. Wuxi and Qiandao Lake lakesides are windy; scarves are recommended. 3. Transport and Avoiding Pitfalls • Transport: Popular spots often have traffic jams; prioritize subway or bus. Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Nanchang all have subway access. If driving, arrive 2 hours early to secure parking. • Safety: Do not linger in no-firework zones or climb railings. Stay clear during fireworks launch and watch over elderly and children. National Day fireworks are poems written in the night sky and romance hidden in the holiday. Whether you choose the poetic Taihu, classic Victoria Harbour, or fairy tale Disney, remember to bring family and friends to a grand autumn rendezvous under the dazzling lights.

Walking 30,000 steps on a Hong Kong trip, here’s a super practical guide to share with you! We departed from Nanjing, landed in Hong Kong at noon, and started an exciting itinerary. Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui—Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei—Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour After landing in Hong Kong, take the cross-border bus A21 directly to Tsim Sha Tsui. The nearby Hong Kong-style tea restaurant serves amazing food, don’t forget to check in! After checking into the hotel, take the MTR to Mong Kok. The popular photo spot in Mong Kok is on the footbridge, but it’s crowded and backlit, so photos might not turn out well in bad weather. Follow the navigation from Mong Kok to reach Yau Ma Tei Police Station without any detours. Then walk along Nathan Road back to Tsim Sha Tsui. In the evening, head to Victoria Harbour; don’t wait until it’s completely dark to enjoy the night view—the scenery is even more charming then! Tsim Sha Tsui at night is full of lively street vibes, with the aroma of fried skewers and beef brisket everywhere. The giant grape drink from 7-Eleven, which you can’t find in Mainland China, has a slightly sweet taste that’s amazing—definitely try it! Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Harbour City—Tsim Sha Tsui—Kennedy Town—Central—Sunset Rollercoaster—Tsim Sha Tsui The lighting in Harbour City isn’t great, making photos prone to backlighting. If you want to check in at the upstairs coffee shop, it’s not easy to find, so remember to ask the mall staff. Kennedy Town has many photo spots; exit from MTR Exit C and find the football field for great photos; turning left from Exit C leads to unique coffee shops; walking all the way to the seaside you can take photos with landmarks. After shooting photos, try the new popular eatery favored by Eason Chan and JJ Lin—delicious and unforgettable! (The store accepts HKD payment.) Central is known as the “foot-tiring place,” but the Fringe Club (Exit D2), the pink graffiti wall (Exit D2), and the Central Market clock (Exit C) are all worth visiting. Walking along the Central–Mid-Levels escalator, you can reach the Ferris wheel. Near the Ferris wheel at Pier 6, take the Sunset Rollercoaster H1 bus back to the Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. We took the 5 PM bus; the sea breeze was strong, so be sure to prepare for the wind! Day 3: Return Since the direct flight from Hong Kong to Nanjing didn’t fit our schedule well, we chose to stay one night in Shenzhen. On the last day, take a taxi from Tsim Sha Tsui to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station. Note that extra fees apply for luggage. Super Practical Tips: 1. Hong Kong trips are very tiring on your feet, so be sure to wear a comfortable pair of shoes! 2. Red tones and oversized style clothes are perfect for Hong Kong streets—the more casual the outfit, the better the photos!

Day 1: Urban Exploration and History • Morning: Start your day by visiting Victoria Prison, the oldest remaining prison in Hong Kong. It has been transformed into a heritage site and offers a glimpse into the city’s colonial past. • Afternoon: Head to the Central district to explore the bustling streets. Visit the Man Mo Temple, one of the oldest and most revered temples in the city. Enjoy a traditional dim sum lunch at a local restaurant. • Evening: Take a Star Ferry ride across Victoria Harbour and enjoy the stunning skyline views. Explore the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade and watch the Symphony of Lights show. Day 2: Hiking and Beach Relaxation • Morning: Begin your day with the Dragon’s Back hike, one of Hong Kong’s most popular trails. The hike offers stunning views of the coastline and islands, and it ends at Shek O or Big Wave Bay beaches. The trail is well-marked, making it accessible for hikers of all levels. It takes roughly 2-3 hours to complete. • Afternoon: After completing the hike, head to Repulse Bay Beach for a stroll along the picturesque esplanade. The beach is famous for its fine sand and calm waters. For lunch, visit the Copacabana restaurant, which offers a great selection of dishes with a fantastic beach view. • Evening: Explore Stanley Market, known for its eclectic mix of shops. The market features a wide array of souvenirs, clothes, and electronics, all at bargain prices. It’s a great place to shop for unique gifts and immerse yourself in the local culture. Day 3: Water Sports and Cycling • Morning: Head to Stanley or Sai Kung for kayaking, paddleboarding, and windsurfing. These areas offer calm waters and are perfect for water sports enthusiasts. • Afternoon: Enjoy a scenic ride along the Tolo Harbour Cycling Track. The well-maintained route offers beautiful waterfront views and is suitable for both casual riders and serious cyclists. • Evening: Return to the city and visit the Hong Kong Velodrome in Tseung Kwan O if you are interested in indoor cycling. The velodrome caters to both professionals and amateurs. Day 4: Rock Climbing and More Hiking • Morning: For climbers, Shek O is a favorite location, offering natural rock faces and boulders that challenge beginners and experienced climbers alike. The Lion Rock area also provides a more rugged, challenging climb with panoramic views of the city as a reward for your efforts. • Afternoon: If you still have energy, you can explore more of the city’s hiking trails. The MacLehose Trail provides a challenging multi-day hike through the city’s mountains and country parks. Alternatively, you can visit the Hong Kong Trail, the Wilson Trail, or the Lantau Trail, which are all part of the Four Trails Mini racing event. • Evening: End your day with a visit to the New Territories, where you can enjoy the charm of ancient fishing villages a

🇭🇰 Haven't been to Hong Kong for years! Taking advantage of the Creamfields Hong Kong music festival to see The Chainsmokers, I took the opportunity to revisit Hong Kong and experience the charm of Hong Kong Island once again! 🚶 Walked thirty thousand steps on Hong Kong Island in a day, and I've put together a special forces-style travel guide 🐎 Just reading this one article is enough for your trip to Hong Kong! 🗓️ Recommended travel duration: 2-3 days 🙋‍♂️ Pre-departure preparations: 1. Prepare the Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents and ID card (very important‼️) 2. Declare the health code as black the night before departure, search for 'Customs Passenger Fingertip Service' in the mini-program, screenshot the application for later use, now PCR test is not required 3. It is recommended to buy a Hong Kong SIM card on Taobao in advance, it's much cheaper 4. Prepare an Octopus card and Hong Kong dollars in cash (some restaurants may still not accept WeChat Pay) 5. Remember to bring a power bank 💰 Budget: 800-1000 (non-weekend) 1000-1500 (weekend) Above average, actually the main expense in Hong Kong is accommodation which is a bit pricey, but local food is not too expensive, a bowl of noodles on the street is about 30-40 Hong Kong dollars, if you need to shop, the budget will need to be increased accordingly, however, there are also many free attractions and activities in Hong Kong that you can enjoy for free～ 📍 Must-visit spots: Langham Place, Central Waterfront Park (the Ferris wheel is only 20 Hong Kong dollars, rush to experience it!), Avenue of Stars, Kowloon Walled City Park, Hong Kong Disneyland, Victoria Harbour, Star Ferry, Victoria Peak, Kowloon Walled City Museum, Causeway Bay Overpass, etc. 🍜 Food recommendations: Hong Kong-style tea restaurants' milk tea, pineapple buns, beef noodles, roast goose, fish ball noodles, custard buns, etc. Actually! When in Hong Kong, of course, you have to try all the Hong Kong-style tea restaurants 🚇 Transportation recommendations: The subway is the most convenient mode of transport, in addition to buses, taxis, and ferries, travel is very convenient. In the Yau Tsim Mong District, you can walk down Nathan Road and slowly feel the local atmosphere, you must take a ride on the Hong Kong Island tram! 4 Hong Kong dollars can take you around the island, it's incredibly worth it! 🏨 Accommodation recommendations: It is recommended to choose hotels in bustling areas such as Mong Kok and Causeway Bay for convenience in travel and shopping, it's best for girls not to stay in Chungking Mansions! 🎉 In addition to shopping and food, Hong Kong also has many free attractions and activities, such as night view watching, street performers, parks, and museums, which let you feel the unique charm of this city. 📷 Hurry up and bring your camera to experience the Hong Kong style scenery!

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Hong Kong is a city of endless layers—where shimmering glass towers meet aging alleyways, and ferries slice across Victoria Harbour under ever-changing skies. ✨ Highlights from this journey: 🚢 Harbour Life – TurboJet ferries and city-bound boats connect islands, carrying the pulse of the city across the water. 🏙 Urban Geometry – The towering ICC and the crisscrossing streets of Kowloon frame daily life between luxury and grit. 🌄 Skylines & Sunsets – From neon-lit poles to golden reflections on distant buildings, the city transforms with each hour. 🌿 Unexpected Calm – Just beyond the concrete, fields of grazing cattle remind you that nature is never far away. 🎭 Textures of the City – A cracked wall shaped like a heart, the moon above a lone tower—Hong Kong is poetry hidden in details. Hong Kong isn’t just a city to visit—it’s a city to notice. Every glance reveals a new story.

1️⃣ Kai Tak Main Stadium – Flexible Retractable Lawn System Number of seats: 50,000 The facilities of the Kai Tak Sports Park Main Stadium are sufficient to accommodate large-scale sports competitions and entertainment events Retractable soundproof cover, events are not affected by the weather The lawn system is designed to be converted into other ground materials to host different types of sports and entertainment events, such as providing real grass lawns for top football or rugby events Convertible stage position and seating configuration to accommodate events of different scales The South Stand retains the traditional features of the Hong Kong Sevens Rugby and has a large event platform With glass curtain walls, you can enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour The main stadium is designed with the theme of "Pearl of the Orient", and the surface of the multi-layer facade is composed of about 70,000 triangular aluminum panels. 2️⃣ Kai Tak Sports and Arts Arena Number of seats: 10,000 Uses: International events such as badminton, basketball, gymnastics, tennis, and table tennis Nearly 80% of the seats can be retracted or moved, and can be adjusted according to different competitions or events and related scales The auxiliary venue can accommodate 500 spectators The main and auxiliary venues can retract the stands, providing about 12 standard basketball courts for community use 3️⃣ Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground Number of seats: 5,000 Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground is a public sports ground Suitable for school sports meets, track and field training, football and rugby matches, etc. The sports ground track is open to the public for free when there are no events Transportation guide: 🚇MTR: Kai Tak Station and Sung Wong Toi Station (about 10 minutes on foot) 🚶Pedestrian passage The pedestrian passage of the sports park connects To Kwa Wan, Ma Tau Kok and Kowloon City, and the new community in the Kai Tak Development Area 🚌Bus There is a public transport interchange near the sports park Citybus 78C (Fanling Queen's Hill to Kai Tak)
Citybus 78X (Fanling Queen's Hill to Kai Tak)
Citybus A25 (Kai Tak to Airport)
Minibus 82 (Choi Hing Court to Kai Tak) 🚢Ferry The sports park is close to Kowloon City Pier 🅿️Parking lot There is a public parking lot in the sports park

Hong Kong · China Hong Kong is a vibrant international metropolis, featuring modern skyscrapers as well as rich cultural and natural landscapes. Here is a detailed travel guide to Hong Kong to help you better plan your trip: ### 1. **Best Time to Visit** - **Autumn (October-December)**: Cool weather, perfect for outdoor activities. - **Spring (March-May)**: Warm and humid, ideal for flower viewing and hiking. - Avoid the hot and humid summer (June-September) and typhoon season. ### 2. **Must-Visit Attractions** **Hong Kong Island** - **Victoria Harbour**: Stunning night views; don’t miss the "Symphony of Lights" show at 8 PM. - **The Peak**: Take the Peak Tram for panoramic views of Hong Kong; recommended at dusk. - **Lan Kwai Fong**: The nightlife hub with many bars and restaurants. - **Causeway Bay**: A shopping paradise with malls like Times Square and Hysan Place. - **Ocean Park Hong Kong**: Great for families, featuring marine life and thrilling rides. **Kowloon** - **Tsim Sha Tsui**: Shopping centers like Avenue of Stars, Harbour City, and K11 Musea; enjoy Victoria Harbour’s night view. - **Mong Kok**: Experience local life by visiting Ladies’ Market, Sneaker Street, and Goldfish Market. - **Temple Street Night Market**: Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s street culture and try local snacks. **Outlying Islands** - **Lantau Island**: Ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, visit the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. - **Lamma Island**: Ideal for hiking and seafood; a 30-minute ferry ride from Central. - **Cheung Chau Island**: Experience fishing village vibes and try big fish balls and glutinous rice dumplings. **New Territories** - **Hong Kong Disneyland**: Perfect for families and couples, full of fairy tale atmosphere. - **Sai Kung**: Seafood delicacies and hiking trails like the MacLehose Trail. ### 3. **Food Recommendations** - **Cha Chaan Teng (Tea Restaurants)**: Lan Fong Yuen’s silk stocking milk tea and pineapple buns. - **Roast Meat**: Yung Kee Restaurant, Yat Lok Roast Goose. - **Dim Sum**: Tim Ho Wan (affordable Michelin-starred), Lin Heung Tea House. - **Street Snacks**: Fish balls, egg waffles, shark fin soup, stuffed fried treasures. - **Desserts**: Hui Lau Shan, Honeymoon Dessert, Jiajia Dessert. ### 4. **Transportation Guide** - **Octopus Card**: Usable on MTR, buses, ferries, and convenience stores; very convenient. - **MTR**: Extensive coverage, reaching most major attractions. - **Buses/Minibuses**: Suitable for reaching outlying islands or remote areas. - **Star Ferry**: Travels between Tsim Sha Tsui and Central; affordable with great views. - **Taxis**: Red (urban), green (New Territories), blue (Lantau Island); more expensive. ### 5. **Shopping Recommendations** - **Luxury Goods**: IFC in Central, Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui. - **Electronics**: Sai Yeung Choi Street South in Mong Kok, Times Square in Causeway Bay. - **Pharmacy & Cosmetics**: Sa Sa, Bonjour, Mannings. - **Specialty Souvenirs**: Kee Wah Bakery, Lemon King, Chan Yee Jai. ### 6. **Cultural Experiences** - **Wong Tai Sin Temple**: Famous temple in Hong Kong, known for accurate fortune-telling. - **PMQ**: Creative hub, great for photos and buying designer products. - **Hong Kong Museum of History**: Learn about Hong Kong’s history and culture. ### 7. **Practical Tips** - **Languages**: Cantonese and English are widely used; Mandarin is also commonly understood. - **Currency**: Hong Kong Dollar (HKD); most places support Alipay and WeChat Pay. - **Voltage**: 220V with British three-pin plugs; bring an adapter. - **Internet**: Buy a local SIM card at the airport or convenience stores, or enable international roaming. ### 8. **Itinerary Suggestions** - **3-Day Classic Tour**: - Day 1: Victoria Harbour + The Peak + Lan Kwai Fong. - Day 2: Disneyland or Ocean Park. - Day 3: Mong Kok + Tsim Sha Tsui + Temple Street Night Market. - **5-Day In-Depth Tour**: - Add Lamma Island, Lantau Island, or Sai Kung to experience natural scenery. ### 9. **Important Notes** - Hong Kong has strict smoking bans; fines apply for smoking in public places. - Eating and drinking are prohibited on the MTR. - Some restaurants have minimum charges or service fees; confirm before paying. Hope this guide helps you enjoy Hong Kong to the fullest! If you have special interests (like hiking, photography, or food), you can further customize your itinerary. Have a great trip!

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