Victoria Peak(pic Victoria, The Peak)

Hit up Hong Kong for a dazzling blend of city vibes and foodie dreams 😍🌆. What truly makes HK iconic? Watching the sunset paint skyscrapers gold, followed by legendary roasted duck that’ll change your life. Must-See Places: 1. Victoria Peak (The Peak) Address: 128 Peak Rd, Central Opening Hours: 7am–12am Take the historic Peak Tram for unbeatable views. Time your visit late afternoon so you catch the sunset over glittering towers—trust me, it’s peak photo hour! 2. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Address: Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Stroll here at dusk to soak in the city’s skyline as it lights up. Super romantic, super photogenic. 3. Roast Duck Heaven: Yat Lok Restaurant Address: 34-38 Stanley St, Central Opening Hours: 10am–9pm Two glistening roast ducks hanging in the front = the sign you’ve found foodie paradise. Don’t rush—sit and savor. The crispy skin, juicy meat, and legendary sauce are worth lingering over. Travel Tips: - Take the MTR—fast, cheap, and covers everywhere you’ll want to go. - Pack an umbrella; cloudy and rainy spells are common! - Pay with contactless cards (Octopus card is king for transport and snacks). - No visa required for most; check before you fly. Foodie Must: Order roast duck with rice at Yat Lok, paired with a hot jasmine tea. It’s the full HK experience! #HongKongFoodie #SunsetVibes #RoastDuck #CityscapeMagic #TripDotCom

👋 Hey friends, Hong Kong is truly a super charming city. I've been three times and have put together a super practical guide for you. Like and save it to read at your own pace! 🎫【Documents Preparation】 Make sure to get your Hong Kong-Macau Travel Permit well in advance, and don’t forget the endorsement! Nowadays, many places allow online appointments, which is super convenient. 💰【Currency Exchange】 No need to exchange too much cash; most places accept mobile payments. However, it’s recommended to exchange 300-500 HKD for taking the tram and buying snacks, as cash is sometimes more convenient. 🚇【Transportation】 Highly recommend getting an Octopus card. You can use it on the MTR, buses, and trams, and even at convenience stores. When you return the card, the deposit and remaining balance can be refunded. Also, don’t miss the Star Ferry—just 2 HKD to enjoy the stunning Victoria Harbour views. 🏨【Accommodation Choices】 - Tsim Sha Tsui: Super convenient for shopping and dining, close to Victoria Harbour with beautiful night views. - Causeway Bay: A shopper’s paradise with many hotel options and convenient transportation. - Yau Ma Tei/Mong Kok: Experience authentic Hong Kong vibes with relatively high cost-performance. 🌟【Recommended Attractions】 1. Victoria Peak: Take the tram up the mountain to overlook the bustling city of Hong Kong. The night view is even better. It’s best to go at dusk to see both the daylight and the city lights coming on. 2. Victoria Harbour: One of the world’s top three night views. Don’t miss the Symphony of Lights show at 8 PM every night, and you can also take the Star Ferry for a night cruise. 3. Hong Kong Disneyland: A fairy tale world where both adults and kids have a blast. Download the app in advance to check showtimes and queue times. The nighttime fireworks show is a must-see! 4. Central: Hong Kong’s financial center with impressive buildings like the Bank of China Tower. You can also experience nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong. 5. Mong Kok: Ladies’ Market and Sneaker Street offer all kinds of great finds. Street snacks are abundant—be sure to try curry fish balls and egg waffles. 🍱【Food Highlights】 1. Wah So Ice Room: Famous for pineapple buns and tomato macaroni soup. Many celebrities have checked in here. 2. Australia Dairy Company: Scrambled eggs on toast and steamed milk pudding with egg whites—super delicious texture. 3. Kau Kee Beef Brisket: Tender beef brisket with rich broth. Beef brisket lovers must not miss this. 4. Regal Ice Cream Truck: If you see it on the street, grab one to try. The soft serve is full of creamy milk flavor. 🛍️【Shopping Guide】 1. Causeway Bay: Sogo Department Store, Times Square, with all kinds of big brands and trendy labels. 2. Tsim Sha Tsui: Harbour City is huge, a one-stop shopping destination, and DFS Duty-Free is also here. 3. Citygate Outlets: Great deals during sales seasons, where you can find many big brand discounted items. 📌【Tips】 1. Hong Kong’s indoor air conditioning is very cold, so remember to bring a light jacket. 2. When taking a taxi, be aware that extra charges may apply for large luggage stored in the trunk. 3. When riding the tram, board from the back door and pay when you get off from the front door.

Steal our 4-day Hong Kong itinerary: Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Hong Kong Island • Morning: Arrive in Hong Kong and check into your hotel. • Afternoon: Visit Victoria Peak for stunning views of the city. Take the Peak Tram up and walk along the Sky Terrace. • Evening: Explore Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for a view of the skyline, followed by a walk through Avenue of Stars. End the evening with the Symphony of Lights Show from the waterfront. Day 2: Culture and Shopping • Morning: Visit Man Mo Temple and then head to Hong Kong Museum of History to learn about the city’s past. • Afternoon: Stroll through Mong Kok for shopping. Visit Ladies Market for souvenirs, or explore the Langham Place mall. • Evening: Have dinner at Temple Street Night Market, where you can sample street food and shop for unique items. Day 3: Kowloon and Lantau Island • Morning: Take a ferry to Lantau Island and visit the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), exploring the Po Lin Monastery and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. • Afternoon: Explore Tai O fishing village to see traditional stilt houses. • Evening: Return to Kowloon and explore the nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong or enjoy a drink at one of the rooftop bars. Day 4: More Shopping and Departure • Morning: Visit Hong Kong Disneyland (optional if you enjoy theme parks) or wander around the shopping area of Causeway Bay, including Times Square and Sogo. • Afternoon: Enjoy a relaxing lunch in Soho and wander through the vibrant streets of Central. • Evening: Depart or enjoy a final stroll through Star Ferry for a picturesque view of the harbor before your flight. #favouriteitinerary

Dear friends! The magical 5-day Hong Kong and Macau combined tour route is here! This itinerary perfectly blends the modernity of Hong Kong Island with the romance of Macau, featuring both food highlights and classic landmark visits. One guide to help you fully explore both cities—book it now! -- 🏃Recommended Route: 🎁Day 1: Order now and receive a 💝 thoughtful travel gift pack (Hong Kong and Macau power adapter + Hong Kong and Macau SIM card) → Arrive at Shenzhen Airport → Check into hotel 🏡 then free time After arriving at Shenzhen Airport, wait for the guide to pick you up and transfer to the hotel. Once checked in, enjoy your free time! Day 2: Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple -> Hong Kong Palace Museum -> Central -> Victoria Peak -> Victoria Harbour -> Hong Kong Observation Wheel Visit popular Hong Kong attractions, experience traditional culture and modern urban charm, and enjoy beautiful night views. Day 3: Full day free activities in Hong Kong 💡 Optional add-ons: Hong Kong Disneyland 1-day tour, Lantau Island 1-day tour, Stanley➤Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 1-day tour, etc. (selectable when booking). Plan your own Hong Kong itinerary or add special day tours for a deeper experience. Day 4: Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge tour -> Ruins of St. Paul's -> A-Ma Temple -> Wynn Palace Resort -> Macau Eiffel Tower -> The Venetian Macao Resort Cross the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, visit Macau landmarks, and experience Macau’s diverse charm. Day 5: Return home 🏠 according to your transportation schedule. [If you have enough vacation days and want to add free days in Hong Kong, Macau, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, etc., please consult customer service to confirm!] Pack your bags and head home, concluding a wonderful Hong Kong and Macau trip. -- Must-visit Attractions: 🏛️Hong Kong Palace Museum 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong ⏰Opening Hours: Nov 4 - Dec 24, Mon, Wed-Thu, Sun 10:00-18:00; Fri-Sat 10:00-20:00; closed all day Tue (same schedule from Oct 2 - Dec 24) ⏳Recommended Visit Duration: 1 day 💬Over 900 precious cultural relics from the Palace Museum gathered here, a cultural feast not to be missed! 🌆Central 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Central and Western District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region ⏰Open 24 hours ⏳Recommended Visit Duration: 4-5 hours 💬The political and commercial heart of Hong Kong, feel the bustling urban vitality! 🏙️Victoria Peak 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: Victoria Peak, Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island ⏰Open 24 hours ⏳Recommended Visit Duration: 1-2 hours 💬A great spot to overlook the entire city’s nightscape, breathtaking views! 🎡Hong Kong Observation Wheel 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Address: 33 Man Kwong Street, Central, Hong Kong ⏰Opening Hours: Oct 30 - Dec 31, Mon-Thu 12:00-22:00; Fri-Sun 11:00-23:00 ⏳Recommended Visit Duration: 1 hour 💬Enjoy panoramic views of Victoria Harbour from the observation wheel, with temperature-controlled cabins for a comfortable and relaxing experience! -- 🎒Pre-trip Essentials: Complete checklist for the Hong Kong and Macau combined tour, departing in November! 👔Clothing: Thin long sleeves + windbreaker essential, wear comfortable sneakers for Disneyland/Ocean Park, bring sun hats and sunglasses 💳Documents: Hong Kong and Macau travel permit + endorsement (apply in advance!), ID card, credit card/Octopus card kept separately 📱Electronics: Power bank (within 20,000mAh), power adapter (UK standard), buy overseas data package/phone card in advance 💊Medications: Stomach medicine, motion sickness patches, band-aids; medicine in Hong Kong and Macau is expensive and English-labeled, better to bring your own 🧴Daily necessities: Portable umbrella (November has frequent showers), small packs of wet wipes, sunscreen (needed even indoors due to strong air conditioning) -- 🎉Friends, the Hong Kong and Macau combined group tour is super exciting! Hurry up and pack your bags to start this unforgettable dream journey!

This trip to Hong Kong was made for photography! As a photography enthusiast, I've compiled these hidden gem spots where every shot looks like a masterpiece, and I'm sharing them with you～ 🌟Must-Photograph Landmarks: 📍Victoria Peak The highest viewing platform on Hong Kong Island, best time to shoot is from dusk to night. It’s recommended to take the Peak Tram up, which takes about 7 minutes; round-trip fare for adults is HKD 88. The Sky Terrace at The Peak Galleria offers an excellent view, capturing Victoria Harbour in full. 📍Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront The Avenue of Stars has been newly reopened and refreshed. Besides celebrity handprints, you can capture panoramic views of Victoria Harbour here. Recommended to visit at dawn or sunset for the softest light. Nearby is the K11 Musea art shopping center, whose architecture is very stylish. 📍West Kowloon Cultural District The waterfront promenade here is less crowded and offers beautiful views of the Hong Kong Island skyline. The M+ Museum features striking architectural lines, and the outdoor installation art area is also great for photos. Admission is HKD 120 (closed every Tuesday). 📍Quarry Bay Monster Building Filming location for "Transformers 4," this massive complex consists of five old residential blocks with a strong visual impact. The best spot is the courtyard in the middle of Montane Mansion. It’s recommended to visit on weekday mornings when it’s less crowded. 📍Rainbow Estate This popular check-in spot is actually a public housing estate, and the colorful exterior walls look beautiful under the sun. But please keep quiet as it’s a residential area. The best photo spot is the basketball court on the top level of the parking lot. 📸Photography Tips: 1️⃣Bring a wide-angle lens; many scenes require a wide angle to capture everything 2️⃣Sunny and cloudy days each have their charm; rainy days are great for shooting Hong Kong-style cinematic photos 3️⃣Use the golden hours in the morning and evening to avoid harsh midday light 4️⃣For architectural shots, try shooting from low angles and using symmetrical compositions

Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui → Central → Victoria Peak (Victoria Harbour Night View Route) • Morning: Stroll around Tsim Sha Tsui Take the MTR directly to Tsim Sha Tsui Station, walk 5 minutes to the Avenue of Stars, snap handprint photos at the same spots as celebrities, visit the Hong Kong Space Museum (shell-shaped exterior perfect for photos), then walk along the Victoria Harbour waterfront to Harbour City for more photo ops. The light between 10:00-11:00 is soft and perfect for photos! • Noon: Tsui Wah Restaurant (Tsim Sha Tsui Branch) Must-try trio: Pineapple bun with butter (hot bun with frozen butter), curry fish balls (with sweet chili sauce), and buttered piggy bun. All this for about HKD 60 per person to eat your fill~ • Afternoon: Nostalgic stroll in Central Take the MTR to Central Station, first visit Pottinger Street (Stone Slabs Street) to capture old Hong Kong street scenes; walk 5 minutes to Graham Street mural for Instagram-worthy graffiti walls, then visit PMQ for designer handmade crafts; in the evening, go to Tai Kwun to see the historic building turned art space. The light before 18:00 is best for shooting iconic Hong Kong style photos! • Evening: Victoria Peak Night View Take bus 15C from Central to Garden Road Peak Tram Station, ride the vintage tram up the hill (recommend buying round-trip tickets in advance), take photos of the full Victoria Harbour panorama from the Sky Terrace. The lights are most dazzling between 20:00-21:00. After descending, check into a hotel in Central; Lan Kwai Fong nightlife nearby is super convenient~ Day 2: Mong Kok → Yau Ma Tei → Sham Shui Po (Local Food Route) • Morning: Carb happiness in Mong Kok Take the MTR to Mong Kok East Station to reach Cookie Quartet, snap photos at the freshly baked butterfly pastry wall (matcha flavor with tea aroma, not too sweet), then next door at Wah Sing Café order a Hong Kong-style breakfast: scrambled eggs on toast + fresh butter milk tea, paired with yuanyang milk tea to start your energetic day~ • Noon: Double shop combo ◦ Fei Jie Snack Shop: raw intestines, squid tentacles drizzled with yellow mustard + sweet sauce, crispy and no fishy smell (opens at 12:00, recommend arriving early) ◦ Tim Ho Wan (Mong Kok Branch): the world's cheapest Michelin dim sum, custard buns bursting with lava filling, shrimp dumpling skins so thin they’re translucent, all for about HKD 50 per person! • Afternoon: Street shopping in Yau Ma Tei & Sham Shui Po Walk 10 minutes to Yau Ma Tei Temple Street to browse unique stalls, then check in at Mei Do Café (60-year-old establishment, lemon tea + French toast recreating Hong Kong movie scenes); take the MTR one stop to Sham Shui Po, enjoy freshly ground tofu pudding at Kung Wo Dou Bun Chong, then next door at Jiajia Dessert order lotus seed and lily sweet soup, full of local flavor~ • Evening: Wrap up at West Kowloon Cultural District Take the MTR to Austin Station, visit the M+ Museum for avant-garde art exhibitions, then take photos of Victoria Harbour at sunset along the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade. Return before 20:00 to avoid rush hour~ ✨ Accommodation Recommendations: • Stay in Central on Day 1: Recommended Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong (10-minute walk to attractions) or budget-friendly The Fleming (great value) • On Day 2, either continue staying or switch to Mong Kok: Langham Place Hotel with direct mall access, right below is Sneakers Street 🚇 Transportation Tips: • Buy an Octopus Card in advance (available at airport/7-11), covers MTR + trams • For the Peak Tram, search "Victoria Peak Tram" on WeChat to buy e-tickets and skip the line! • Take the Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central ($2.5), more atmospheric than the MTR~

Not sure how to enjoy a combined Hong Kong and Macau trip? Keep this super comprehensive 5-day guide! Take the Star Ferry to enjoy the Victoria Harbour night view, visit Wong Tai Sin Temple and the Avenue of Stars, climb Victoria Peak for a panoramic city view, then explore the Ruins of St. Paul's and A-Ma Temple. Later, head to Fisherman's Wharf, City of Dreams, and The Venetian to experience exotic vibes—absolutely amazing! -- Recommended Attractions: 🏛️ Hong Kong Palace Museum: Showcasing over 900 precious artifacts from the Palace Museum, experience the blend of history and art✨ 🏙️ Central: The political and commercial heart of Hong Kong, the bustling urban core💼 🌃 Victoria Peak: The ideal spot to overlook Hong Kong’s entire city nightscape, with dazzling lights in full view🌌 🎡 Hong Kong Observation Wheel: Enjoy panoramic views of Victoria Harbour, with temperature-controlled cabins for a comfortable skyline experience🌉 -- 🧳 Travel Preparation: The ultimate must-have checklist for a Hong Kong and Macau combined trip in November—just pack according to this! 👗**Clothing**: Thin long-sleeve T-shirts + windbreaker are essential; wear sneakers for Disney/ Ocean Park to avoid foot fatigue; bring a shawl for indoor air conditioning. 💊**Medicines**: Carry stomach medicine and motion sickness patches; brands differ in Hong Kong and Macau pharmacies; bring extra masks; disinfectant wipes are great for cleaning public facilities. 📄**Documents**: Keep your Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit + ID in a separate waterproof pouch; get your endorsements in advance; keep photocopies and electronic versions on your phone to avoid loss. 💸**Payments**: Buy an Octopus card online in advance; exchange 500 HKD in small bills for tram rides; use UnionPay credit cards to avoid fees and save money. 📱**Electronics**: Bring a power bank under 20,000mAh; pack a UK standard three-prong adapter; activate international data plans on your phone; use Google Maps for navigation. 👜**Miscellaneous**: Pack a folding umbrella in your suitcase corner; bring an empty water bottle to refill after security; carry a portable shopping bag for your purchases; use a lightweight backpack to free your hands. -- 🎉 Join a group tour for Hong Kong and Macau combined travel—worry-free and fun! Wishing everyone an amazing trip and a haul full of memories! 🥳

Having been to Hong Kong so many times, I’m sharing a day trip route that’s both photogenic and less crowded❗️ ✅Highlights 🌸Ride the glass cabin cable car overlooking the mountains and sea (P10) 🌸Authentic Ngong Ping Village Market (P7) 🌸34-meter tall Tian Tan Buddha (P6) 🌸Breathtaking mountain and sea trail (P1) 🌸“Venice of the East” Tai O fishing village, also Hong Kong’s “cat island,” with many cats in the streets and alleys (P8) ✅Route ❶ Morning Ngong Ping Cable Car Station (next to Tung Chung Station 🚇) → Take Ngong Ping Cable Car (25 minutes) → Ngong Ping Village Market → Tian Tan Buddha → Po Lin Monastery ❷ Afternoon Take Bus No. 21 to Tai O fishing village → Walk around Tai O fishing village → Visit Tiger Hill Lookout → Take Bus No. 21 back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back 🌟Refer to our itinerary schedule: 10:00: Ngong Ping Cable Car Station 10:25: Cable car arrives at Ngong Ping Village Market, visit the market, Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery 12:00: Lunch at the market 13:20: Take Bus No. 21 from Ngong Ping Village Market to Tai O fishing village (departs at 20 minutes past every hour) 13:30: Explore Tai O fishing village 15:30: Visit Tiger Hill Lookout 16:45: Take Bus No. 21 from Tai O fishing village back to Ngong Ping, then take the cable car back ✅Trip tips ✔️Time arrangement: Cable car operating hours 10:00~18:00, recommended to arrive at the cable car station between 10:00~11:30 to start the trip ✔️Time arrangement: Last bus from Tai O fishing village to Ngong Ping is at 16:45, remember to return before then ✅How to get to the starting point Ngong Ping Cable Car Station ✔️If coming from Shenzhen or Zhuhai, the Cross-Border Island Express bus goes directly there ✔️If coming from within Hong Kong city, take the MTR directly to Tung Chung Station ✔️Exit from Tung Chung Station Exit B and walk 200 meters ✅Photo spots P1, 3, 4, 11: Tiger Hill Lookout P2: Tai O heritage hotel 🏨, perfect for afternoon tea by the sea P5, 10, 18: Ngong Ping Cable Car P6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16: Ngong Ping Village Market P13: Tai O fishing village P9: Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok South Road Below is a Hong Kong travel guide compiled based on the latest 2025 information, covering pre-trip preparation, transportation, accommodation, attractions, food, and practical tips to help you plan efficiently: --- ### **1. Pre-trip Preparation** 1. **Documents and Visas** - Mainland visitors need to apply for the “Home Return Permit” and valid endorsements (G endorsement for individual travel, L endorsement for group travel). Cross-location application is supported, taking about 7-15 working days, costing 80 HKD. - At immigration, use the self-service channel, prepare fingerprint and facial recognition, and fill in the “Customs Passenger Fingerprint Service” QR code in advance. 2. **Currency and Payment** - Most malls and chain stores support Alipay/WeChat Pay, but it’s recommended to exchange a small amount of HKD (about 500-1000 HKD per person) for street snacks, Star Ferry, etc. Exchange rates at border crossings are poor; prioritize booking exchange at mainland banks. 3. **Communication and Electronics** - SIM card: Recommended to buy “MySIM” card after arrival (33 HKD/month for 50GB), cheaper than international roaming. - Power adapter: Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs; bring an adapter or USB charging cables. 4. **Luggage Suggestions** - Light backpack, sunscreen, sun umbrella (Hong Kong summers are hot and humid), sports shoes (expect a lot of walking). Hotels do not provide toothpaste or toothbrushes, bring your own. --- ### **2. Transportation** 1. **Airport to City** - **Airport Express**: 24 minutes direct to Central, fare about 115 HKD, suitable for time-sensitive travelers. - **Bus/Taxi**: A-line buses cover main areas at affordable prices; taxis are more expensive (red/blue/green taxis serve different areas). 2. **City Transportation** - **MTR**: Covers the whole city, recommended to use Alipay “Travel” QR code or buy an Octopus card (150 HKD including deposit, refundable). - **Special transport**: Star Ferry (4 HKD), tram (2.3 HKD) are great for experiencing city vibes. - **Ticket options**: - **One-day pass** (65 HKD): Good for frequent MTR rides within 24 hours, but not valid on Airport Express or Lo Wu station. - **Airport Express Tourist Ticket** (250-350 HKD): Includes one-way/round-trip Airport Express and 3-day MTR pass. --- ### **3. Accommodation Recommendations** - **Luxury hotels**: Tsim Sha Tsui (The Peninsula), Central (Mandarin Oriental), near shopping and attractions. - **Budget hotels**: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei offer good value, recommended “Metropark Hotel Mongkok Hong Kong.” - **Avoid**: Chongqing Mansions and unlicensed guesthouses, especially for female travelers. --- ### **4. Must-visit Attractions and Suggested Itineraries** 1. **Classic route (5 days 4 nights)** - **Day 1**: Victoria Harbour night view + Star Ferry + Peak Tram (best night view). - **Day 2**: Disneyland (must-see fireworks) or Ocean Park (animal shows + rides). - **Day 3**: Mong Kok street snacks + Tsim Sha Tsui shopping (Harbour City, K11). - **Day 4**: Cheung Chau Island (seafood + beach) or Lamma Island hiking. - **Day 5**: Central historic district (PMQ) + Lan Kwai Fong nightlife. 2. **Off-the-beaten-path experiences** - **Sai Wan Swimming Shed**: Sunset photo spot. - **Shek O Village**: Colorful houses and beach, filming location of “King of Comedy.” - **Temple Street Night Market**: Affordable night market with Hong Kong movie vibes. --- ### **5. Food Recommendations** - **Must-try at cha chaan teng (tea restaurants)**: Silk stocking milk tea, pineapple bun, wonton noodles (recommended “Mak An Wonton Noodle”). - **Street snacks**: Curry fish balls, egg waffles, shark fin soup (Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street). - **Seafood and roasted meats**: Typhoon shelter crab (Lei Yue Mun), Yung Kee Restaurant roast goose. - **Dessert shops**: Yee Shun Milk Company (double skin milk), Jiajia Dessert (black sesame soup). --- ### **6. Shopping Guide** 1. **Cosmetics**: Sa Sa, Bonjour (check expiry dates), counters (Times Square Causeway Bay). 2. **Luxury goods**: Harbour City (most brands), Citygate Outlets (discounts). 3. **Jewelry and watches**: Nathan Road “Gold Street” (Chow Sang Sang, Chow Tai Fook), Emperor Watch & Jewellery (Rolex agent). 4. **Streetwear and sneakers**: Mong Kok Sneaker Street, Tsim Sha Tsui THE FOREST mall. --- ### **7. Practical Tips** - **Smoking ban and fines**: No smoking in public places; eating and drinking in MTR fined 2000 HKD. - **Customs limits**: Duty-free allowance of 1 liter alcohol, 19 cigarettes, 1.8 kg milk powder. - **Safety tips**: Keep valuables safe, avoid walking alone in remote areas at night. --- This guide combines core information on transportation, attractions, and food; you can adjust the itinerary based on your personal interests.

Shenzhen and Hong Kong are always epic, but this family trip really hit different ✨ — think theme parks, skyline views, and top-tier hotels! Must-See Places Guide 🌏 Splendid China Folk Cultural Villages (Shenzhen): Dive into China’s history with fun mini landmarks and live cultural shows! Address: 9005 Shennan Avenue, OCT, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. Open 10:00–22:00 (admission until 21:00), entry ¥91. Tip: Plan for the full day — it’s huge, great for kids, and you’ll want time for snacks and exploring! 🏞 Victoria Peak (Hong Kong): The bucket-list view over Hong Kong. It’s open 24/7 so sunset or nighttime panoramas are gorgeous. Pro tip: Get there early to beat crowds and grab top photos. ⭐️ Happy Harbour (Shenzhen): Ideal for waterfront walks and local eats — tons of energy and so many cool photo ops. Where We Stayed Somerset Grandview Shenzhen (No.5 Xinsha Road): Highly recommend! Spacious family rooms, great service (special shout-out to Charlene, Cora, Lily, and Jim), plus free breakfast and playground. Walk to Coco Park for shopping and dining. Royal Plaza Hotel (Hong Kong, No.193 Prince Edward Road West): Rooms are huge by HK standards, super clean, and staff are genuinely helpful. Easy access to Mong Kok’s shopping food spots. Getting Around: MTR (metro) is your best friend — cheap, quick, and everywhere. Download a transport app before you go for live schedules. Food Recommendations?: Eat local! Try dim sum in Mong Kok (HK) and street BBQ skewers in Shenzhen. Both are budget-friendly and delicious. Travel Tips: Stay flexible with your day plan. Weekends can get packed so hit major sights early. Currency exchange is easiest at major malls, and most spots accept card/pay. #HongKongViews #ShenzhenFun #AsiaFamilyTrip #PeakExperience

Come to Hong Kong for a 3-day walking adventure, and keep this city walk guide handy! Hong Kong is truly a great city to explore on foot, with its fascinating blend of Eastern and Western cultures～ 🚶3-Day Walking Itinerary: Day 1: 📍Central: Check out the Mid-Levels Escalator and Tai Kwun to experience Hong Kong’s history and modern vibe. The revamped Central Market is perfect for photos! 📍Victoria Peak: You must take the Peak Tram; watching the Victoria Harbour night view at dusk is super romantic🌃 📍Lan Kwai Fong: The bar street at night is full of atmosphere, and we recommend Quinary’s creative cocktails🍹 Day 2: 📍Mong Kok: Goldfish Street, Sneaker Street, Ladies’ Market... experience authentic local street life (Address: Exit E2, Mong Kok MTR Station) 📍Yau Ma Tei: Walk through Temple Street Night Market, enjoy claypot rice and Typhoon Shelter fried crab (recommended Hing Kee Claypot Rice) 📍Tsim Sha Tsui: Shop at Harbour City and watch Victoria Harbour by day and night on the Avenue of Stars🌊 Day 3: 📍Causeway Bay: Shop till you drop at Hysan Place and Times Square🛍️ 📍Western District: Snap photos at %Arabica seaside café, and catch a stunning sunset at Western District Public Pier☕ 📍West Kowloon Cultural District: The M+ Museum and Palace Museum showcase an explosion of arts and culture 🍜 Food Guide: - Ichiran Ramen (Causeway Bay): Classic Japanese ramen - Wah So Ice Room (Tsim Sha Tsui): Celebrity-favorite pineapple bun - Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po): Affordable Michelin dim sum - Lan Fong Yuen (Central): The originator of silk stocking milk tea ⚠️ Useful Tips: 1. Octopus Card is a must! Use it for MTR, convenience stores, and restaurants 2. Bring a light jacket; the air conditioning in malls is very strong 3. Prepare some HKD cash; some old shops only accept cash 4. Wear comfortable sneakers; Hong Kong has lots of slopes and stairs For accommodation, choose near Yau Tsim Mong or Causeway Bay MTR stations for easy access to food, shopping, and entertainment～

This is a city where everything is meticulously planned, making it feel like it was designed specifically for travelers. 🚈 Convenient transportation — the metro covers the entire metropolis. From the airport to the city center takes just over 20 minutes. Plus, there are buses, ferries, and the iconic double-decker trams. 💳 Octopus Card — one card for everything: transport, shops, cafes, and even McDonald’s. No more jingling coins in your pockets. 🍜 Food for every taste — from $3 noodles at night markets to Michelin-starred restaurants. 🌿 Nature — just 30 minutes from skyscrapers to the beach and about an hour to mountain trails with panoramic views of all of Hong Kong. 🌃 Safety — feel free to walk around 24/7. The worst thing that might happen is an overwhelming sense of awe at the city's beauty. ✈️ Convenient hub — one of the best airports in the world, making it easy to fly to any Southeast Asian country. 🗺 My ideal Asian trip plan looks like this: ‣ Arrive in Hong Kong for 3–4 days ‣ Ride a double-decker tram among skyscrapers ‣ Soak in the atmosphere of the metropolis ‣ Enjoy shrimp dim sum ‣ Watch the sunset with a city view from Victoria Peak ‣ Then head off to Southeast Asia for more adventures! ✨ Have you been to Hong Kong?

Day 1 Hong Kong Walking Tour: Shenzhen North Station (cross border before 9:00) → Hong Kong West Kowloon Station (arrive at 10:00) → Avenue of Stars 🌟 → Victoria Harbour 🌊 → Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower 🕰️ → Star Ferry ⛴️ → Wan Chai Ferry Pier → Golden Bauhinia Square 🌺 → Peak Tram 🚡 → Victoria Peak ⛰️ → Sky Terrace → Big Bus Hong Kong Sightseeing Bus Tour 🚌✨ 🔥【Top 5 Must-Visit Attractions】👇 🚡 Peak Tram: 📍 Address: 33 Garden Road, Central ⏰ Opening Hours: 7:00-22:00 (every 10-15 minutes) 💰 Ticket Price: Round trip 88 HKD (recommended to buy in advance on Trip.com) ⭐ Highlights: ✔️ 360-degree panoramic transparent tram 🚠 ✔️ Recommended to sit on the right window side for the best views! ✔️ Take the tram up at 5:30 PM to watch the sunset, the night view is breathtaking 🌃 🌃 Victoria Peak: 📍 Address: 128 Peak Road ⏰ Sky Terrace Opening Hours: 10:00-21:00 ⭐ Check-in Tips: ✔️ Sky Terrace 428 offers a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour 🌆 ✔️ The Peak Galleria has many delicious food options and souvenir shops ✔️ Big Bus magical night sightseeing is super impressive! A must-try! 🌉 Victoria Harbour: 📍 Location: Between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island ⏰ Best Time to Visit: 17:00-20:00 (light show time) ⭐ Photo Tips: ✔️ One of the world’s top three night views ✔️ Don’t miss the "Symphony of Lights" show at 8 PM every night ✨ ✔️ Perfect spot for photos with the Avenue of Stars handprints and Victoria Harbour 📸 🚎 Big Bus Sightseeing Bus: 📍 Boarding Points: Central Star Ferry Pier / Peninsula Hotel ⏰ Operating Hours: 10:00-20:00 💰 Ticket Price: 300 HKD (24-hour pass) ⭐ Experience: ✔️ Upper deck open seats are perfect for photos ✔️ Recommended to take the 6 PM tour for night views ✔️ Hop-on hop-off covers all major Hong Kong attractions ⛴️ Star Ferry: 📍 Piers: Tsim Sha Tsui / Central / Wan Chai ⏰ Operating Hours: 6:30-23:30 (every 10 minutes) 💰 Ticket Price: 3.2 HKD (tap Octopus card directly) ⭐ Must-try: ✔️ Romantic Victoria Harbour ride for just 3 HKD ✔️ Vintage green ferry is very photogenic ✔️ Recommended route: Tsim Sha Tsui → Wan Chai 💡【Travel Tips】⚠️ 1️⃣ Buy a data package in advance (search "Overseas Internet" on Alipay) 2️⃣ Top up Octopus card with at least 200 HKD (usable for transport and convenience stores) 3️⃣ Temperature difference at the Peak is big, bring a light jacket 🧥 4️⃣ Big Bus tickets are recommended to book 1 day in advance on Trip.com 5️⃣ Last return train from West Kowloon is at 22:20 🚄 This itinerary lets you explore Hong Kong’s iconic landmarks in one day, with convenient transportation and great photo spots 📸 Highly recommended to save and use! Guide