[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Central (Updated Jan)

Hong Kong Travel Photo Spots Guide If you're planning a trip to Hong Kong and it's your first time visiting, this free photo spots guide will save you time and energy, making your trip more fulfilling and full of wonderful memories. 1. Kennedy Town • Description: Take a photo with 10x zoom on your phone for a good effect. • Directions: Exit C of Kennedy Town Station, go up the stairs, cross the basketball court, and go up another level. You'll see the fence. 2. Sunset Rollercoaster • Description: Wait for a double-decker bus to pass under the bridge for a unique atmosphere. • Directions: Exit B1 of HKU Station. 3. Arsenal Street • Description: Take a photo of the European-style buildings and the city from the bridge for a Hong Kong vibe. • Directions: Intersection of Hennessy Road and Arsenal Street, exit F of Admiralty Station, walk about 500m. 4. Central Market • Description: Filming location of the movie Hidden Blade. The clock and stairs need people moving around. • Directions: Exit C of Central Station, walk a few minutes to the first floor of the white building. 5. Victoria Harbour and Harbour City • Description: Victoria Harbour and the buildings have a strong Hong Kong vibe. There are many free photo spots in Harbour City. • Directions: Exit A2 of Exhibition Centre Station, turn right and walk along the harbor. For Harbour City, exit L6 of East Tsim Sha Tsui Station. 6. Mong Kok Butterfly Pastry • Recommended: Cookies Quartet gift box, handmade butterfly pastry, cute New Year limited edition. 7. Sai Ying Pun • Description: 7D Hong Kong-style old streets, layered roads, photo spots everywhere. • Directions: Exit B3 of Sai Ying Pun Station. 8. Yau Ma Tei Station • Description: The street view is very photogenic. • Photo spot: Exit C of Yau Ma Tei Station. 9. Subway Station Signs • Tip: Don't forget to take photos of the Hong Kong subway station signs. We hope this guide helps you take beautiful photos in Hong Kong and leave you with unforgettable travel memories!

Easy DIY Hong Kong Travel Plan Ideas Day 1: Arrival and City Exploration 1. Arrive in Hong Kong • Take the Airport Express train to the city and check into your hotel, such as in Tsim Sha Tsui or Central 2. Victoria Peak (The Peak) • Ride the Peak Tram to Sky Terrace 428 for city views • Stroll around Peak Galleria 3. Central and Soho Districts • Walk around and take photos of beautiful buildings like the Bank of China Tower • Try the Mid-Level Escalator and visit restaurants in Soho 4. Symphony of Lights • Watch the light and sound show at the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland 1. Full day at Disneyland • Enjoy various zones like Arendelle: World of Frozen, Mystic Point, and Tomorrowland • End the day with a fireworks show 2. Citygate Outlets • Stop for shopping and dining before heading back to your accommodation Day 3: Famous Temples and Shopping Districts 1. Chi Lin Nunnery • A Buddhist temple with ancient Chinese architecture and a serene garden • Visit the adjacent Nan Lian Garden 2. Che Kung Temple • A popular temple for locals to pray for health and fortune • Spin the windmill for good luck 3. Mong Kok District • Explore night markets like Ladies’ Market and Temple Street Night Market • Shop for affordable items on Sneaker Street 4. Dinner • Try dim sum or roast goose at famous restaurants like Yung Kee Restaurant Day 4: Shopping Before Departure 1. Tsim Sha Tsui District • Shop at Harbour City or stroll around 1881 Heritage 2. Buy Souvenirs • Visit popular stores like Kee Wah Bakery or Jenny Bakery for gift snacks 3. Return to the Airport • Take the Airport Express for convenience Additional Tips • Transportation: Use an Octopus Card for easy travel via MRT and buses • Dress Code: Some temples require modest attire • Budget: • Food: Approximately HKD 50–200 per meal • Temples: No entry fee, but donations are welcome This trip is perfect for those who want a mix of sacred sites, delicious food, and key attractions in Hong Kong!

As Christmas approaches, both locals and tourists in Hong Kong are on the lookout for beautiful Christmas decorations to capture in photos. Major shopping malls are usually crowded, making it difficult to find the perfect spot for a picture. So, this time, I recommend some lesser-known hidden Christmas decorations where you can freely take your Christmas photos without worrying about other people photobombing your shots. The Henderson is a super-grade office building located in Central, Hong Kong, designed by the renowned Zaha Hadid Architects. The building is known for its unique curved design and streamlined appearance, inspired by the shape of a budding Bauhinia flower, and has been described as a 'tied-up metal balloon.' The Henderson houses several internationally renowned companies and brands, including Swiss luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet, auction house Christie's, and international investment firm Carlyle Group. The third-floor office lobby of The Henderson features 'Balloon Swan (Red)' by American contemporary artist Jeff Koons. This artwork, a large swan made from twisted long balloons with a reflective mirror surface, bursts with a vibrant red hue, making it the most striking installation in the lobby. Paired with golden Christmas trees during the festive season, it creates a strong contrast. Known for its playful and joyful style, this balloon swan adds an artistic atmosphere to The Henderson, attracting many tenants and visitors to take photos.

Central is the heart of Hong Kong's economy, culture and shopping district. Located on Hong Kong Island, it is a city of skyscrapers that reflect modernity, while the old streets are full of charm. It has everything from world-class restaurants, chic bars and cafes, luxury shopping malls and major tourist attractions. Highlights of the area - Skyscrapers and landmarks: such as the Bank of China Tower and the International Finance Centre (IFC) - Luxury shopping: Famous boutiques at the Landmark and IFC Mall - Cultural fusion: Take a stroll through the old city with a new twist - Nightlife: Enjoy the lights and sounds of Lan Kwai Fong Location In the heart of Hong Kong Island, located between the Admiralty and Sheung Wan districts Opening hours Central is open to visitors at all times But most shops and attractions are open from 10:00 to 22:00. How to get there - MTR: Take the Island Line or Tsuen Wan Line to Central Station - Bus: Buses from all areas in Hong Kong conveniently reach Central - Double-decker trams (Ding Ding): Travel classic by trams through Central's main streets Central is a place where modern meets traditional charm, offering a variety of experiences for travelers of all styles! #tripพาเที่ยวจีน

5-Day Hong Kong Ski Trip: Enjoy the Fun of Ice and Snow in the Bustling City and Experience a Different Winter Sport! 🎿❄️ . 🚩Route Suggestions: D1: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to your favorite hotel, and get ready for an exciting trip! D2: Tsim Sha Tsui—Victoria Harbour—Star Ferry—Central—Fringe Club—Kennedy Town Travel through bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoy the beautiful night view of Victoria Harbour, take the Star Ferry to cruise the harbor, visit the financial center of Central, feel the artistic atmosphere of the Fringe Club, and experience the unique Hong Kong style in Kennedy Town. D3: K11 MUSEA Immerse yourself in the space where shopping and art meet at K11 MUSEA, and enjoy the collision of fashion and art. D4: Hong Kong Disneyland—Mystic Manor—Mickey's PhilharMagic—Hyperspace Mountain Explore Disneyland, discover the mystery of Mystic Manor, immerse yourself in the music of Mickey's PhilharMagic, and experience the fun of Hyperspace Mountain. D5: End of a Pleasant Trip! End this unforgettable trip to Hong Kong with beautiful memories! 🎉 . Travel Tips: - Customs: Respect local customs, such as not making loud noises in public places and not smoking in 🚫 no-smoking areas. - Prices: Compare prices at different stores before buying, 🛍️ and avoid impulse buying. - Food: Try local snacks, 🍜 such as egg tarts and pineapple buns. Don't miss out! . Don't miss the food, shopping, and night views of Hong Kong. Come and feel the charm of this city! Remember to share your travel stories~

Finally, it's the hairy crab season! Book a table at Putian for a meal now! This season's menu features three hairy crab dishes, along with Singaporean-style dishes. This time, we went to the Central branch, where the seating is comfortable and cozy! 🌟 Crab Fried Vermicelli $138 The vermicelli is smooth and slightly crispy on the outside, yet retains its elasticity inside. The aroma of the crab sauce permeates the entire dish, bringing a rich seafood flavor. 🦀 Drunken Hairy Crab $138 The fragrance of the wine blends perfectly with the sweetness of the crab meat. Each bite is filled with the richness of crab roe, leaving a sweet and mellow aftertaste. 🍲 Braised Tofu with Crab Roe $118 The tofu is tender and smooth, with a soft texture. The fresh flavor of the crab roe enhances the tofu, making it even more delicious. ☕️ After the meal, enjoy a warm cup of ginger tea for complete satisfaction! Putian (Central The L. Place branch) 📍 7/F, L Place, 139 Queen's Road Central, Central

Hong Kong trip, short trip for 4 days and 3 nights, homebody edition. Where to go and what to do? Let's see! - On the first day, we arrived in Hong Kong early in the morning and went to pray first. We visited 3-4 famous temples. In the evening, we walked around Avenue of Stars and in front of the Penninsula Hotel. - On the second day, we stayed at Disneyland all day because we were waiting to see the fireworks. It was so awesome. - On the third day, we went to various check-in points in Hong Kong. We took the tram to see the view at the peak, took pictures at Tai Kwun, and walked around the central area. - On the last day, we went shopping for souvenirs and took the Ngong Ping cable car before returning to the airport. We also visited famous shops each day. If you don't have much time, we recommend coming to Hong Kong. It's easy to travel and doesn't take long to fly. 💗🇭🇰 #HongKongTravel #100TravelTips

#100 kinds of travel methods#lianxianglou#Trolley drinking tea#Hong Kong style drinking tea#Hong Kong food#同画世界customized birth weight bear#wedding gift#wedding#Thanksgiving gift#one year gift#newborn gift#weight bear# Customized#birthbear#Taiwan production#full moon#miyueli 👉Remember to follow Director Mengmeng to see more🥰 Hong Kong’s must-try Hong Kong-style tea, Lin Heung House! ! ! Lin Heung House is located between Central and Sheung Wan. It is one of the old local shops. It offers tea drinking cart style with a great atmosphere👍 You don't have to queue up if you come for breakfast in the morning. It will be very crowded at noon. After you get the table list, some carts may not be pushed near you. Just take the table list and order the meal you want from the beautiful woman on the cart. Siomai, rice rolls, and carrot cakes are all super delicious😋 Others are also good, it depends on your personal preference or how full you want to eat~ 📍Address: 160 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong #central #harbourpoint #hongkongtravel #hongkongoldshop

Central is really too good to shoot! So many shots in just one hour! Check-in spots 1) Central Market Pictures 1/2/6 You can shoot as soon as you get out of the station, red. Take a snapshot when you come over, very Hong Kong style 2) Stone Slab Street Picture 3 Scenes that often appear in TVB, walk up and down 3) Graffiti Wall Picture 4 I had my eye on this wall before! With the red top of Anke Pull, it's too Hong Kong 4) Said to be the longest escalator Picture 5 5) Hong Kong street black station sign Picture 7 The color of Hong Kong's bus stop signs is bright, and it's also very photogenic! 6) Hollywood Road Many bloggers check in, don't miss it!

Take the MTR and get off at Exit 2 of Central Station Go up the slope and you'll come to a big intersection. Fringe Club (Picture 1-2) The street photography here is so exciting~ I just want to catch the moment when the light is green and no one has a car. Then continue walking to Tai Kwun Art Museum for lunch Choose a beautiful coffee shop Between coffee (Picture 3-6) Be sure to take the outdoor terrace seat, it’s so beautiful! Indoor seats are relatively ordinary in comparison After eating and drinking, take a walk around here and take some photos. Then go to the popular bakery VisionBakery (Picture 7-8) I bought the highly recommended Kinaco Azuki Mochi (HK$50). Croissant filled with red beans + mochi + cream The skin is crispy and delicious But it is recommended to share the food, it is very huge! For our last dinner, we had the one-Michelin-starred Yile Roast Goose (Picture 9) I ordered half a piece (HK$370) The skin is crispy and there is a layer of fat when you bite it, and the meat is juicy and chewy. But after eating too much, I feel so oily~ Finally, if you still have the energy, you can go to Lan Kwai Fong (Picture 10) Have a drink at a bar of your choice🍻 The end of a day of eating, drinking and walking🤞🏻 #FringeClub#VissionBakery#Central#hongkong#citywalk#life#Hong Kong#central#Art Fringe Club#Yile Roast Goose#Lan Kwai Fong#Hong Kong Food#Tai Kwun Art Museum #Hong Kong Travel #100 Ways to Travel

Dear friends, the Macau 5-day tour guide is here! This one article is enough to explore Macau, quickly save it! 🗓Itinerary: Day 1: City of Dreams 'The House of Dancing Water' Theater; Watch the stunning 'The House of Dancing Water' show at City of Dreams, experiencing the close integration of water and stage. Day 2: Ruins of St. Paul's -> Senado Square -> St. Dominic's Church -> Leal Senado Building -> Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge tour; Visit Macau's historical sites, feel the blend of Eastern and Western cultures, and finally tour the magnificent Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. Day 3: Hong Kong Ocean Park; Have fun at Hong Kong Ocean Park, experiencing the wonders and joys of the marine world. Day 4: Central -> Central-Mid-Levels Escalator -> Victoria Peak -> Madame Tussauds Hong Kong; Stroll through Central, take the unique escalator, ascend to Victoria Peak, and visit the famous Madame Tussauds. Day 5: Tsim Sha Tsui -> Victoria Harbour -> Avenue of Stars -> Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower; Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui, stroll along the Avenue of Stars, and feel the prosperity and charm of Hong Kong. Must-visit Attractions: 🐬 Hong Kong Ocean Park: A perfect combination of an aquarium and a theme park, offering you double the fun! 🌃 Victoria Peak: Want to overlook the stunning night view of Hong Kong? This is the place to be, definitely not to be missed! 🛍️ Tsim Sha Tsui: Known as Hong Kong's shopping paradise, it gathers shops with both ancient and modern characteristics, a great place for shopping enthusiasts! 🌉 Victoria Harbour: The night view of Victoria Harbour is like a dazzling pearl of Hong Kong, mesmerizingly beautiful under the lights. 🏙️ Central: The political and commercial center of Hong Kong, the bustling urban scene is unforgettable. 🧳 Travel Preparation: 👕 Clothing: Short-sleeve T-shirts, shorts/skirts, sun-protective clothing, sun hats, August in Macau is very hot, so prevent heatstroke. 👟 Footwear: Sandals/sneakers, a lot of walking in Macau, so comfort is key. 🎒 Personal items: Sunscreen, sunglasses, umbrella, for both sun and rain protection. 📱 Electronic devices: Mobile phone, charger, power bank, take photos anytime without worrying about running out of battery. 💳 Documents and money: Travel permit, ID card, a small amount of cash, bank card, safety first. 💊 Emergency items: Common medicines, band-aids, better to be prepared. That's all for the Macau travel guide, more exciting things are waiting for you to discover! Don't forget to follow me for more personal travel tips!

The exhibition 'Bodhi: Treasures of Buddhist Art' showcases a series of exquisite Buddhist statues, spanning from ancient Gandhara to the flourishing Ming Dynasty in China. It traces the historical footprints through various dynasties, including the Zhao and Song, witnessing the spread of compassionate teachings. May this exhibition, while exploring the evolution of Buddhist art, also propagate the Dharma, allowing us to glimpse beyond the mundane world and find a pure land in a different realm. 'Bodhi: Treasures of Buddhist Art' Date and Time: July 27, 2024, to September 11, 2024 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (Monday to Saturday) 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Sunday) Location: Sotheby's Hong Kong Gallery, Ground Floor, Chater House, 8 Connaught Road Central, Central, Hong Kong

Internationally renowned auction house Sotheby's has established a presence in Central. Sotheby's has opened a nearly 24,000 square foot flagship gallery in Chater House, Landmark, Central, for use as an auction venue and high-end exhibition space. Sotheby's has become the first auction house in Hong Kong to open an exhibition space within a retail mall. The new location in Hong Kong will rival Sotheby's exhibition spaces in New York and London. The flagship gallery includes auctions, private sales, Buy Now (an instant collection platform), and dining options. This is one of the galleries, mainly featuring paintings and furniture. Address: Flagship Gallery, Chater House, Landmark, Central

Address - Ground Floor, 98 Wellington Street, Central Environment/Facilities - A small restaurant Features - Often has long queues Average Price - $50 Rating - 7.5/10 Hong Kong has many famous and delicious wonton noodle shops, and Tsim Chai Kee is definitely one of them. It is recommended by many foreign travel guides, so the Central flagship store has stood for many years and still often has long queues. The seating space is small, so you will almost certainly have to share a table. There are only a few options on the menu, making it suitable for those who have difficulty making choices. The most convenient option is, of course, the Signature Three Treasures Noodles, which includes wontons, fish balls, and fresh beef, the three signature dishes. The wontons are large and fresh, the fish balls are fresh and bouncy, but the fresh beef is relatively less impressive. Although the taste is good, the space is quite cramped, so customers tend to leave quickly after eating.

#FlyTravelWithTrip When you come to visit Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Another thing you must try is to take the tram to see the view on both sides of the road of various areas on Hong Kong Island. Both famous areas such as Central Causeway Bay or if you have more time, you can try to sit and relax from Kennedy Town Station. You may sit all the way to Causeway Bay. It takes about 45 minutes and the fare is very cheap, only 1-3 HKD (5-15 THB) per person. ⏰ Mon-Sun 06:00-24:00📍 https://maps.app.goo.gl/qAr6RyVBfRUgCq5p6 #EscapeYouToJourney #TravelHongKong

Recently, a friend took me to 【Kitaoki Oyster House】, a Japanese oyster buffet restaurant in Central. The dining environment is comfortable and full of Japanese flavor. This time, we ordered the 'Special Oyster Buffet $538', which includes seasonal seafood soup, Kitaoki seasonal kaiseki eight dishes, unlimited oysters and grilled oysters, skewers, fried items, snacks, and drinks. Each person is served with oyster chazuke or udon and dessert. It's really worth it! Perfect for someone like me who loves oysters🦪 Seasonal Seafood Soup The special seafood clear soup is served in a teapot, with fresh shrimp and large clams. The soup is very clear and delicious😋 Kitaoki Seasonal Kaiseki Eight Dishes Plum pickled cherry tomatoes, vinegar pickled cucumber with crab meat, seasonal sashimi, grilled white eel, simmered chicken stick with radish, mentaiko cheese mashed potatoes, avocado sauce with tuna tartare, citrus yuzu lobster jelly Unlimited Kitaoki Oysters You can choose your favorite sauce for the oysters, including yuzu jelly, spicy radish paste, green onions, kelp marinade, and cocktail sauce. Each sauce pairs uniquely with the oysters. My personal favorites are the green onions and yuzu jelly. Unlimited Grilled Oysters After eating raw oysters, try the grilled ones. They remain juicy and sweet even after grilling👅. You can choose from sake, garlic, spicy garlic, mala, cheese, and tom yum flavors! Unlimited Seasonal Skewers Green onion cherry tomato skewers, pork belly skewers, chicken wing skewers, lamb skewers, chicken kidney skewers, zucchini, chicken thigh skewers, Japanese sweet potatoes, eggplant, minced pork skewers, etc. Unlimited Snacks and Fried Items Edamame, mirin-dried fish, beef tartare, Japanese-style salad, breaded fried oysters, sesame chicken wings, pan-fried dumplings, etc. Oyster Chazuke/Udon The soup base is very fresh and sweet, with fresh oysters inside. Both the rice and udon are equally delicious😋 🥤Unlimited Drinks There are many drink options: Lishan Oolong Cold Brew Tea, Jasmine Cold Brew Tea, White Peach Oolong Cold Brew Tea, Four Seasons Spring Green Cold Brew Tea, Citrus Soda, White Peach Soda, Hot Lemon Water, Lychee Soda, Soda Water, Hot Lemon Tea, Coke, Sprite, Hot Citrus, Sugar-Free Coke, Cream, Hot Yuzu Honey 🍰Desserts Yuzu Cheesecake, rich in cheese flavor but not too sweet, with a refreshing yuzu taste

Are there any oyster lovers out there? 😏 I recently found a place offering an oyster buffet For $538, you can enjoy unlimited oysters and skewers There's a wide variety of flavors to choose from It's incredibly satisfying to eat!‼️ ✨Special Oyster Buffet $538✨ This oyster buffet package allows you to eat as many raw oysters, baked oysters, and skewers as you want for two hours. In addition, there's a seasonal seafood soup, an eight-course kaiseki meal, oyster chazuke rice or hand-pulled udon, and dessert, making it a very rich offering. 🔸Seasonal Seafood Soup Made with a lot of clam meat and shrimp, it tastes very fresh and sweet. 🔸Seasonal Kaiseki Eight Courses The presentation is beautiful, and the staff will kindly introduce each dish and the order in which to eat them. My favorites are the grilled white fish and the toro fish paste; the white fish has a chewy texture and a fresh, tender flavor, while the toro fish paste is completely tendon-free and melts in your mouth. 🔸KIDORI Oysters There are five flavors to choose from: yuzu jelly, spicy radish paste, green onions, kelp pickle, and cocktail sauce. Each flavor is unique. The oysters are plump and juicy, with a smooth and delicate texture, so delicious that you'll want to keep asking for more. 🔸Baked Oysters There are also many flavors to choose from for the baked oysters, including sake, garlic, chili, mala, cheese, and tom yum. Each seasoning is flavorful and complements the fresh taste of the oysters, making them very appetizing. 🔸Skewers There's a wide selection of skewers, and they're grilled to order, served hot. My favorite is the chicken thigh; the skin is grilled to a delicious crisp, and the meat is tender and juicy, with excellent seasoning. 🔸Oyster Chazuke Rice/Hand-pulled Udon The oyster chazuke rice has a salty flavor, allowing you to savor the freshness of the oysters, which are plump and go well with the rice. The hand-pulled udon has a smooth and chewy texture. 🔸Dessert Today's dessert is a sea bream cake paired with pistachio ice cream, putting a perfect end to the meal. 📍KIDORI Oyster House 3/F, LL Tower, 2-4 Shelley Street, Central

| Compared to the cinematic feel, I love the everyday film vibe even more!! Summer in Hong Kong is just too photogenic! This time, I didn't go for the Hong Kong movie style, didn't pay homage to Wong Kar-wai, nor did I check in at popular photo spots. Instead, I took the everyday film route and casually strolled and snapped photos! I like the warm, nostalgic storytelling of film. The streets and alleys of Hong Kong are filled with the marks of life and time, and the film vibe makes these scenes more emotionally resonant. Moreover, the film style is natural and unpretentious, closer to the true essence of life. Without the need for deliberate staging and props, moving images can be captured through the rich artistic processing of film filters. . 📍Sharing some shooting locations: ① Pose with the red taxis by the road (1, 2) ② Colorful tiled walls inside the subway, just close your eyes and shoot (3) ③ Star Ferry, vintage and photogenic (4) ④ Sai Ying Pun's streets and alleys, full of surprises (5) ⑤ The depth of the pedestrian overpass in Quarry Bay is amazing (6) ⑥ The stairs in the Central Market (7) ⑦ The luxury ice cream truck parked at the pier (8) ⑧ Sitting on the second floor of the tram, capturing the experience of riding (9)

🎊To experience the authentic Hong Kong and its local flavor, these activities are a must‼️❗️ . 🌀①Go to the Peak to overlook Hong Kong and take pictures of the Victoria Harbour night view If you want to take photos of Hong Kong, more than half of the people would choose to go to the Peak, which is the best spot to capture Victoria Harbour There are various ways to get to the Peak, and for a more unique experience, you can take the century-old tram to the top. As the red vintage tram car slowly climbs up, the view becomes increasingly expansive, and the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour unfolds before you, which is truly breathtaking . 🌀②Ride the century-old Star Ferry⛴ across Victoria Harbour The old cross-harbour transport that has been serving Hong Kong for over a hundred years is also the cheapest mode of transportation in Hong Kong. There are two routes: Tsim Sha Tsui-Central and Tsim Sha Tsui-Wan Chai, with the Tsim Sha Tsui-Central route being more suitable for sightseeing. You can choose to sit on the second floor or by the window for a better view . 🌀③Take the tram🚎 and roam around Hong Kong The double-decker tram that circles the city area of Hong Kong is one of the oldest modes of transportation in Hong Kong, with a history of over a hundred years. Riding the tram, accompanied by the 'ding ding... ding ding...' of the tram bell, weaving through the streets of Hong Kong, you can savor the street scenes and experience the most distinctive local culture . 🌀④Stroll through the Central Market and taste the local Hong Kong flavor Central is like a miniature version of Hong Kong, with both urban prosperity and traditional markets. It's fashionable, exquisite, and full of life. Whether you're eating, taking photos, or enjoying the Hong Kong-style blockbuster scenes and movie locations, a City walk is not to be missed . 🌀⑤Find an authentic cha chaan teng🍮 and taste the Hong Kong food culture Hong Kong's cha chaan tengs, akin to a civilian, homestyle Western restaurant, have been washed and settled by Chinese and Western cultures over the years. Whether it's Hong Kong-style milk tea, lemon tea, French toast, or pineapple bun, it's not just about the food itself; it's about experiencing the local culture of Hong Kong . 🌀⑥Visit Temple Street to find movie locations and experience life in Hong Kong dramas For those who love Hong Kong dramas, Temple Street holds many memories. With the flickering neon lights, street vendors, and the many affordable items sold at the night market... Through the screen, you can immerse yourself and become the protagonist of your own movie . 🍄🍄With so many places to visit, don't worry about how to enjoy them, the itinerary is also arranged for you 🎈Day1: Arrive in Hong Kong, free to go to Hong Kong's gourmet street for check-in 🎈Day2: West Kowloon Art Park-Hong Kong Palace Museum-Tram Roaming Hong Kong Island-Central Legislative Council-The Peak-Golden Bauhinia Square-Star Ferry-Avenue of Stars-Victoria Harbour Night View 🎈Day3: Free activities in Hong Kong all day, or you can go to Disneyland or Ocean Park .

Visiting Victoria Peak in Hong Kong is a must! Taking the vintage tram up the mountain to see Victoria Harbour and the sunset night view will truly amaze you. - 🚠Transportation guide: 1. Effort-saving method - Tram up and down the mountain: Exit from J2, follow the signs or navigate to "Peak Tram", it's about five or six hundred meters away 2. Bus up, tram down: Take bus X15 from the Admiralty MTR station exit to go up the mountain, with both routes having a bus about every 20 minutes 3. Hike up, tram down: Get off at the University of Hong Kong station and exit from A2, turn left at the exit to enter the entire hiking route~ It's roughly from the Graduate House of the University of Hong Kong—Morning Trail at Lung Fu Shan—Hatton Road—Peak. Make sure to go along Lugard Road, where you can see the full view of Victoria Harbour. Hiking beginners should not choose a route that's too exhausting - 📷Photo spots: ✔️May Road: After coming out from "High Lane", enter May Road, cross the road and head to the left front, continue up the mountain from the small path on the left side of the tram tracks, this route offers a clear view of Victoria Harbour and the Central skyscrapers ✔️Barker Road: This spot allows you to capture the effect of passing by the tram, which looks very nice, and there's also a British vibe ✔️Sky Terrace 428: The tram terminus, I entered with a combo ticket, which allows an overlooking view of the entire Victoria Harbour ✔️Lion's Pavilion: This place doesn't require a ticket to capture the panoramic view, it's quaint and great for photos ✔️Lugard Road: A free spot to view the panorama, but it requires hiking to reach. Personally, I find it a bit dangerous, but the photos are indeed stunning and impressive - ✔️Travel tips: For those uus who want to take photos, make sure to choose a good weather day, and the group should arrive at the peak before sunset🌇Trust me! I could watch the night view of Victoria Harbour a hundred more times!!

Hong Kong is truly what I consider to be an excellent destination for short trips of 3-4 days. Having undergone the turning of the wheels of time, the blend of old and new cultures gives this city a kaleidoscope of colors. Whether it's the Hong Kong films in my memory or the Cantopop music, they all inspire endless longing and daydreams. I love Hong Kong, I love traveling, and this time, after a three-year hiatus, I set foot on a Hong Kong journey again, walking 30,000 steps each day, traversing my 'playlist' and my 'movie list'. . 🎡 Itinerary DAY1️⃣: Arrive in Hong Kong in the morning—Sai Ying Pun—Kennedy Town—Take the tram—Monster Building in Quarry Bay DAY2️⃣: Check in at MTR stations (Mong Kok-Yau Ma Tei)—Nathan Road—Yau Ma Tei Police Station—Neon signs on Bowring Street in Mong Kok DAY3️⃣: Central Market—Tsim Sha Tsui—Avenue of Stars in Victoria Harbour—Central Ferris Wheel—Take the cable car to Victoria Peak to enjoy the night view . 🎡 Attractions ☑️ Kennedy Town: Fulfill your romantic fantasies of the harbor, enjoy a cup of coffee in the sea breeze and quietly wait for the sunset, and you can also take the tram here for a different scenic tour ☑️ Mong Kok: The street scenes of Mong Kok really transport you back to the 80s and 90s in an instant, every snapshot is retro Hong Kong style. The neon signs on Bowring Street are classic elements of the golden age of movies, standing under the signs captures the bizarre and dazzling scenes from Wong Kar-wai's films ☑️ Victoria Harbour: Stroll along the Avenue of Stars, check in with the handprints and statues of celebrities, sit by the sea at dusk waiting for the sunset, and as night falls and the lights come on, the night view of Victoria Harbour gradually becomes dreamy and romantic ☑️ Central: Visit the Central Market to check in at the filming location of the movie 'Nameless', take a ride on the dreamy Ferris wheel for just 20 Hong Kong dollars, and try the classic ice cream from the Richman's ice cream cart ☑️ Nathan Road: The streets lined with tall buildings, the retro trams and taxis shuttle on the streets, making for a great photo backdrop ☑️ Victoria Peak: Take the cable car to the top of Victoria Peak at night to overlook the night view of the entire harbor . 🎡 Some very useful tips 1️⃣ Transportation: Use Alipay/WeChat directly, open the ride code and switch the city to Hong Kong, then you can take the MTR, note that only the purple gate can be used (other transportation such as trams, buses, taxis require an Octopus card or cash) 2️⃣ Accommodation: It is recommended to stay in Kowloon or Hong Kong Island for convenience in sightseeing and food hunting 3️⃣ Hong Kong's temperature is quite stuffy and hot, be sure to do well in sun protection and heat avoidance when traveling in summer 4️⃣ Hong Kong uses British three-pin plugs, remember to bring a converter 5️⃣ Remember to activate additional data before departure 6️⃣ Many old-fashioned restaurants, food stalls, and snack shops in Hong Kong still only accept cash, remember to prepare more Hong Kong dollars

Located within the Central Jockey Club, besides the betting station, there are two restaurants upstairs, one of which is the famous foreign cake shop Lady M, one of the few shops that offer dinner and drinks. The place is quite comfortable with sparse crowds on weekday evenings. Although there are not many dinner options, the overall food quality is still quite good. Plus, there are many cute plush horse toys displayed, making it very suitable for young girls and children to check in, offering a completely different vibe from the Jockey Club, which is quite special. If you use coupons in combination, the value for money can be even higher. Address - 1/F, Hong Kong Jockey Club Betting Station, 10 Stanley Street, Central Environment/Facilities - Many horse toys for check-in Feature - The only one inside the Jockey Club in Hong Kong Average Price per Person - $200/person Rating - 8.5/10

Traveling alone to Hong Kong Island is a great choice. You can start from North Point and walk along the waterfront promenade all the way to Sai Ying Pun. Such a city walk allows you to check in at Hong Kong's key famous spots, and it's all very exhilarating! Walking along the waterfront boardwalk, the route can follow North Point, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Central, Sai Wan, and Sai Ying Pun. 1. Accommodation budget: The hotel rooms in the Central area are smaller, but the location is excellent. Generally, a four-star hotel room is about 13 square meters, and the room rate is around 600 yuan, of course, this is the non-weekend price. The room rate for 3 days and 2 nights (including taxes) is about 1300 yuan. 2. Dining budget: There are many restaurants in Hong Kong with different grades, and the most cost-effective ones are the tea restaurants. They are popular even among locals for their affordable prices, good taste, and fresh ingredients. The average consumption per person in a tea restaurant on Hong Kong Island is about 100 Hong Kong dollars, which is roughly 92 yuan in RMB. The daily dining cost is about 276 yuan, so the dining budget for 3 days is 828 yuan. 3. Ticket budget: Many scenic spots in Hong Kong are free to enter, but there are also some worth spending money to visit, such as the Peak Tram Sky Pass + Peak Tram + Madame Tussauds combo ticket for 132 yuan, Hong Kong Ocean Park for 325 yuan, Hong Kong Disneyland for 530 yuan, and the Central Ferris Wheel for 19 yuan. The total ticket budget is 1006 yuan. 4. Transportation budget: The prices for buses and subways in Hong Kong are quite a bit more expensive than in mainland cities. The bus fare from Central to Hong Kong Ocean Park is 10 yuan, the subway (Tung Chung Line to Disneyland Line) to Disneyland is 30 yuan, the fare to the Shenzhen border crossing is 27 yuan, and to Hong Kong International Airport is 33 yuan. Therefore, the minimum public transportation cost in Hong Kong is 107 yuan, and I have reserved a transportation budget of 200 yuan. In summary, the total budget for 3 days and 2 nights in Hong Kong is 1300 yuan + 828 yuan + 1006 yuan + 200 yuan = 3334 yuan.

| A good and romantic day citywalk route!. Please keep this Hong Kong one-day romantic citywalk route👇 🗺️Itinerary: Central➡️Sheung Wan➡️Sai Ying Pun➡️HKU➡️Kennedy Town➡️Star Ferry Pier➡️Harbour City➡️Tsim Sha Tsui This route around the Island Line and Tsuen Wan Line allows you to appreciate the beautiful coastline and feel the ups and downs of the old streets. On a good day, you can also enjoy the beautiful real-life version of 'Sunset Drive'! 📍Central Sheung Wan ▫️Check in at the filming location of 'Nameless' in Central Market ▫️Go to fineprint for authentic brunch ▫️The super photogenic HK graffiti wall is right below fineprint ▫️Don't run a red light when taking pictures at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, watch out for traffic ▫️Don't miss the egg tarts at bakehouse when you're in Central ▫️Maru De Sankaku's service and taste are top-notch! 🚩There's a mid-levels escalator through Central Market that can save a lot of energy! 📍Sai Ying Pun The ups and downs of the old streets are filled with the old Hong Kong atmosphere ▫️Third Street➡️View of Central IFC between Mid-Levels buildings ▫️Eastern Street➡️Ups and downs of traffic ▫️Western Street➡️White church and red brick school under the sun ▫️Main Street➡️The steepest street, take pictures of the beautiful coastline in the distance 📍HKU D Exit Catch the good weather and take a real-life 'Sunset Drive' here 📍Kennedy Town C Exit ▫️Come out of C exit, go up the stairs on the left to the basketball court and take pictures of the sea in the distance ▫️Winstons coffee at the intersection under the stairs ▫️Walk all the way to the seaside, it's very chill to stroll around ▫️If you come here in the morning, you can go to Sun Hing Restaurant for dim sum 🚩Central➡️Kennedy Town, you can take the MTR or choose the tram, the tram is 3💰, get on from the back and pay when you get off from the front, you can check the 'Ding Ding' route in advance～ 📍Star Ferry Pier ▫️Take the Star Ferry from Central to Star Ferry Pier ▫️You can take the Ferris wheel in Central with kids, 20💰for three rounds ▫️Enjoy the Victoria Harbour view all the way on the Star Ferry 📍Harbour City ▫️Harbour City is right next to Star Ferry Pier ▫️It's very photogenic at the entrance of Harbour City ▫️The 4th floor of Harbour City/Starlight Walk is a sea view bookstore 📍Tsim Sha Tsui ▫️Exit E of the MTR is Chungking Mansions ▫️Fridge magnet enthusiasts can check out 'Splendid Tang Dynasty' across the street ▫️Mrs. Hua's tomato noodles, King's milk tea from Eat Tea 3000, and fries from Potato Corner are all worth a try👍 If you have plenty of time Walk to the entrance of the Peninsula and take the H2 sightseeing bus Experience the bustling and romantic night of Hong Kong～

Hong Kong is a city that is both strange and familiar. It's my first time here, but walking on the streets can evoke memories of Hong Kong movies at any time🎞️ The retro romantic tram🚎, the busy and orderly pedestrians, the dense and modern high-rises, are unique to Hong Kong's retro and prosperity🇭🇰 It's very cinematic no matter how you shoot it🎬 Here are my 9⃣️ favorite spots in Hong Kong, remember to save them~ · P1📍Bowie Mountain Here you can enjoy a city night view that is no less than that of Victoria Peak. It's less crowded and off the beaten path. Navigate to "St. Joan of Arc Secondary School" and you can reach the top in 30 minutes. P2📍Kennedy Town The end of the road is the sea, wait for a tram🚎 to pass by with a telephoto lens, it's a postcard of Hong Kong. Navigate to the two-story basketball court on the left hand side of Kennedy Town Exit C. P3📍Winstons coffee It's just below the Kennedy Town basketball court. The dark-themed HONG KONG sign is great for photos, remember to buy a cup of coffee before shooting. P4📍Third Street, Sai Ying Pun It's an uphill section of road, the end of the road is the sea, capture the passing pedestrians and red taxis, it's very Hong Kong~ P5📍Tung Choi Street (Goldfish Street), Mong Kok Goldfish Street at night really looks like a scene from a Wong Kar-wai movie, the red lights create a great atmosphere~ P6📍Mong Kok Bus The streets are full of buses, at night under the red and green lights, it's full of Hong Kong flavor~ The spot is on the overpass at "Mong Kok MTR Station Exit B3" P7📍Central Market The spot is on the escalator of Central Market, the giant clock and the hurried pedestrians, it's like a frame of a movie🎬 P8📍Gun Club Street Shoot from the overpass, the road surface full of road signs satisfies all my imaginations of Hong Kong, this is also a spot to shoot the tram. P9📍Hoi Shan Building (Monster Building) The densely packed residential buildings are one of my impressions of Hong Kong, shooting the tram and the residential buildings in the same frame, full of the old Hong Kong's market atmosphere.

If you only have one day in Hong Kong and want to check out the unique features of Hong Kong, just copy my route, ✔No retracing your steps in Hong Kong! Guaranteed not to step on any landmines - Recommended day trip itinerary: Futian Port —— Convention and Exhibition Center —— Star Ferry —— Tai Kwun —— Sai Ying Pun —— Central Ferris Wheel —— Peak Tram —— West Kowloon - 📍About the check-in spots ▪Star Ferry: Named one of the '50 places of a lifetime' by National Geographic Traveler magazine, enjoy the sunshine on the deck, greet the cool sea breeze, you can choose different routes and times, see Victoria Harbour, feel the real Hong Kong from different angles, I took it from the Convention and Exhibition Center, directly to Harbour City ▪Tai Kwun: In addition to M+, this place is also worth visiting! There are super British-style buildings here, and there are concerts on Saturdays, where you can spend a leisurely afternoon ▪Sai Ying Pun: This is a popular check-in spot, the sloping road to the sea + graffiti street, it looks good no matter how you shoot ▪Central Ferris Wheel: Take pictures of the Ferris wheel and the sea, a casual shot is full of Hong Kong flavor ▪Peak Tram: A century-old means of transportation, you can overlook the whole view of Hong Kong in 7 minutes, going up at 5 pm can see the whole day, evening and night, it's worth it -

#christmastrip #nightview #central #hk Christmas is a good time for night tour around Hong Kong. In Central, you can see the skyline shaped by skyscrapers. You can also get into the commercial buildings and see how they are decorated for Christmas. Just get out from any MTR station exit of Central and explore randomly. Shown in the photos: night view at Statue Square Gardens, Christmas decorations at CCB Tower and AIA Central.

In the luminous heart of Hong Kong, where skyscrapers pierce the heavens and the streets pulsate with life, I embarked on an exhilarating journey into the city that truly never sleeps. This is the story of "Neon Nocturne," where the day's vibrancy seamlessly transforms into a nocturnal symphony of lights, life, and limitless allure. As the sun dipped behind the iconic skyline, Hong Kong unveiled its alter ego. The streets, once a bustling kaleidoscope, transformed into an electric dreamscape. Neon signs flickered to life, casting a neon glow that painted the city in hues of emerald, sapphire, and ruby. The night belonged to Hong Kong, and its luminous charm was nothing short of mesmerizing. Venturing into Lan Kwai Fong, the epicenter of Hong Kong's nightlife, I found myself at the gateway to a carnival of indulgence. Music spilled onto the streets, mingling with laughter and the clinking of glasses. The vibrant energy of the crowd, a melting pot of cultures and aspirations, was infectious. Neon lights reflected in the eyes of those who reveled in the city's insomniac heartbeat. Amidst the kaleidoscope of lights, I realized that Hong Kong was more than a city; it was a sensory overload, a realm where the pursuit of pleasure knew no bounds. Lavish shopping districts beckoned, their glimmering storefronts promising a journey into the lap of luxury. Whether perusing the high-end boutiques of Central or navigating the bustling markets of Mong Kok, Hong Kong's consumerist spirit was omnipresent. As the night unfolded, the skyscrapers became pillars of light, and the harbor became a canvas for a symphony of illuminated ships. From the peak of Victoria, the city glittered below like a galaxy of dreams. In this neon-lit paradise, I embraced the intoxicating blend of opulence and exuberance, discovering that Hong Kong's nights weren't just sleepless; they were a spectacle of indulgence and unbridled allure. #NeonNocturne #InsomniacOasis #HongKongNights

🙋Finally checked in successfully! A very chill restaurant and bar 🍹 Full of atmosphere and a small balcony I can’t imagine how sunny and cheerful I would feel having afternoon tea here! I heard that the new menu is being prepared by a Portuguese chef. Date with friends on a weekend night Music, alcohol, food, everything is just right Very cost-effective fine dining 🫶 My favorite menu💓 -Spanish aged duck breast 🦆 Eight-mature duck meat is neither fishy nor woody, but full of toughness Served with homemade sweet potato gnocchi and broccoli Rich taste -150 days grain fed rib eye steak🥩 The medium-rare steak is charred on the outside and tender on the inside, very juicy A mouthful of juicy sauce paired with sea salt. The aroma of the beef is stimulated by the salt. The salty aroma is unforgettable! ! ! -Grilled squid🦑 The portion of three whole small tubes is so sincere. The squid is so fresh and tender that it’s really satisfying to eat it whole!