[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for The Peak (Updated Jul)

Hong Kong: Unlocking the Diverse Charms of the Pearl of the Orient Hey everyone, on the map of bustling metropolises, Hong Kong shines like a unique Pearl of the Orient. It boasts both the glitz and glamour of modernity and the lively charm of local street life. It’s a shopping paradise where you can splurge to your heart’s content, while also offering a fascinating blend of history and contemporary culture. Today, follow me, a seasoned travel blogger, as we unveil the mysteries of Hong Kong and embark on an unforgettable journey through this vibrant city! **Transport Guide: Secrets to Getting Around Smoothly** Hong Kong’s transportation network is highly developed, like a meticulously woven web connecting every corner of the city. **Airport Express** The Airport Express is the fastest way to get from Hong Kong International Airport to the city center. It’s like a time tunnel, whisking you to key areas like Hong Kong Station and Kowloon Station in no time. One-way fares range from HKD 60 to 115, depending on your destination. Plus, the Airport Express offers free in-town check-in services, allowing you to check in for your flight early and travel hassle-free. **MTR (Subway)** The MTR covers a wide area with dense station networks, making it the primary mode of transport. Its routes are like the city’s veins—clear and efficient. Get an Octopus card, Hong Kong’s "universal key," which can be used not only for the MTR but also for payments at convenience stores and restaurants. Fares are distance-based, typically ranging from HKD 4 to 50 per trip. **Buses** Buses offer diverse routes, taking you to places the MTR can’t reach. Double-decker buses are a unique sight on Hong Kong’s streets—sit on the upper deck for great views along the way. Fares vary by route, generally between HKD 2 and 30. Just be sure to check the stops and routes to avoid getting on the wrong bus! **Star Ferry** For a taste of Hong Kong’s unique charm, don’t miss the Star Ferry. It glides across Victoria Harbour for just a few dollars, offering stunning views of the city’s glittering skyline at night. As dusk falls and the lights come on, sitting on the ferry with the sea breeze and the illuminated skyscrapers feels like a dream. **Accommodation Recommendations: Options for Every Budget** **Tsim Sha Tsui** This is Hong Kong’s prime location, packed with shopping, dining, and entertainment. Accommodation options range from luxurious five-star hotels like The Peninsula Hong Kong—offering top-notch service and opulent amenities (though prices can run into thousands per night)—to budget-friendly guesthouses for just a few hundred HKD, all in convenient locations. **Causeway Bay** As Hong Kong’s shopping mecca, Causeway Bay is a favorite among tourists. Trendy hotels with modern designs abound here, such as Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay, which is well-connected and surrounded by malls—perfect for shopaholics. Prices vary by season and room type, averaging HKD 1,000–3,000 per night. **Mong Kok** Mong Kok is the heart of Hong Kong’s local vibe, brimming with street life. Accommodations here are more affordable and offer great value. Opt for a Hong Kong-style guesthouse to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere, with prices around HKD 300–1,000 per night. Plus, the area is a foodie’s paradise, with endless authentic snacks to try. **Must-Visit Attractions: Experience Hong Kong’s Diversity** **Victoria Peak** Ascending Victoria Peak is like reaching the pinnacle of Hong Kong, with panoramic views of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Take the historic Peak Tram up the mountain, enjoying lush scenery along the way. At the top, the Sky Terrace offers breathtaking daytime cityscapes and dreamy nighttime harbor views. Don’t miss Madame Tussauds for celebrity wax figure photos. A round-trip tram ticket with Sky Terrace access costs around HKD 100–150. **Disneyland** Step into a fairy-tale world at Hong Kong Disneyland, where Mickey, Minnie, and other beloved characters come to life. The park features seven themed zones, each with unique rides and spectacular shows—from thrilling roller coasters to dazzling parades and fireworks. Ticket prices vary by date, typically HKD 500–700. **Ocean Park** This marine-themed park combines animal exhibits, thrilling rides, and live shows. Watch adorable dolphins and sea lions perform, ride a cable car for stunning ocean views, or brave heart-pounding roller coasters. Tickets are around HKD 400–600. **Central Market** One of Hong Kong’s oldest markets, Central Market blends traditional charm with modern flair after its revitalization. Browse quirky shops selling handicrafts, souvenirs, and local snacks like fish balls, rice noodle rolls, and egg waffles. The surrounding area also boasts historic buildings and art exhibitions, adding cultural depth to your visit. **Food Guide: A Feast for the Senses** **Cha Chaan Teng (Hong Kong-Style Cafés)** These cafés are the heart of local food culture. Savor silky-smooth milk tea, crispy pineapple buns, wonton noodles, and roast meats—all iconic dishes. A meal here costs about HKD 30–80 per person. **Seafood Restaurants** Hong Kong’s seafood scene is unbeatable. Pick fresh catches at markets and have them cooked to order. Must-tries include steamed grouper, scallops with garlic and vermicelli, and salt-and-pepper mantis shrimp. Prices vary by season, averaging HKD 200–500 per person. **Dessert Shops** Don’t skip Hong Kong’s desserts! Mango pomelo sago, mango pancakes, and double-layer milk pudding are creamy and not overly sweet. Perfect for cooling off in summer, with prices around HKD 20–50. **Shopping Guide: A Paradise for Shopaholics** **Times Square, Causeway Bay** This iconic mall is a fashion hub, housing international luxury brands and trendy labels. From clothing to cosmetics and electronics, you’ll find it all here, along with frequent promotions and events. **Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui** One of Hong Kong’s largest malls, Harbour City has over 700 stores spanning high-end luxury to affordable fashion. Its waterfront location also offers stunning harbor views from observation decks. **Ladies’ Market, Mong Kok** This famous open-air market is a bargain hunter’s dream, specializing in women’s clothing, accessories, and knickknacks. Haggling is part of the fun—just watch out for counterfeit goods. Hong Kong is like a magical treasure chest, full of surprises waiting to be discovered. Whether it’s the dazzling cityscape, mouthwatering cuisine, or unbeatable shopping, this city promises an unforgettable experience. Pack your bags and set off on your Hong Kong adventure today!

#NightHongKong Hong Kong's night view is famous and is one of the most beautiful in the world. The bright lights of Victoria Harbour, coupled with the splendor of the skyscrapers on both sides of the strait, form a moving picture. Especially at night, the observation deck at Victoria Peak is one of the best places to overlook the night view of Hong Kong. You can see the lights of the bustling Central, Tsim Sha Tsui and other areas shining against each other, giving people a psychedelic feeling. The above pictures are respectively in the film 🌃The Peak The most famous scenic spot in Hong Kong is Victoria Peak, or “The Peak” as the locals call it. The viewing point is located on Lugard Road on the ridge of Victoria Peak. It has a wide view. In addition to the skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island, you can also overlook the scenery of Kowloon Peninsula and Lion Rock on the opposite bank, and even the Kwai Chung Container Terminal in the New Territories. The landmark Peak Tower on the top of the mountain is home to Hong Kong's highest 360-degree observation deck, Sky Terrace 428, which allows you to enjoy the stunning city scenery from the most advantageous geographical location in Hong Kong and is a great place to enjoy the night view. Visitors can take the newly renovated Peak Tram to travel between Central and Victoria Peak. The cable car travels at an angle along the way, allowing visitors to enjoy a different kind of scenery. 🌃Tsim Sha Tsui near Harbour City waterfront Harbour City is a great place to enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour, especially the sunset, fireworks and night view. 🌃Bank of China Tower Hong Kong has very unique buildings, triangular lines, flashing neon tubes and geometric glass structures, which are very beautiful at night.

#Rainy season attractions Recommended 10 places in Hong Kong that we feel are suitable for those who are visiting Hong Kong for the first time. It's like checking in to everything like this. Every place is very convenient to travel to. Most of us take the bus up. 1. Tian Tan Buddha, the Big Buddha temple next to Ngong Ping Village 2. Ngong Ping Village, you can take bus 23 from Citygate shopping mall or take a cable car. 3. Ngong Ping 360, a cable car from Ngong Ping that offers a 360-degree view of Hong Kong Island. 4. Kennedy Town, a port city by the bay that we feel is both peaceful and lively. The highlight is the corner to take pictures of the building from the basketball court. 5. The Peak lookout, a viewpoint of Hong Kong Island on Victoria Peak. You can take a tram up here or bus number 15 up here. It's also a trail running track. 6. The Peak Galleria, a shopping mall in the Peak area, has restaurants, souvenir shops, and many cafes. 7. Central, a district with a collection of tall buildings Many brand shops, lively, bustling and worth taking pictures. 8. Pottinger Street, a street in the Central area that will be made into stairs to go up, great for taking pictures. 9. Cheung Kong Park, a public park near the Central area as well, is shady and has a waterfall. It is another place to sit and relax. 10. iclub Wan Chai The last place is not a tourist attraction, but a place to stay. We feel that if anyone comes to Hong Kong for the first time, they can come and stay here because it is in the Wan Chai area, which is on the Hong Kong Island side. It is convenient to travel, with both the MTR and the tram running past the accommodation. #HongKong #Flying to Hong Kong #Visit Hong Kong #Review Hong Kong #Traveling abroad by yourself #Beautiful places to take pictures

Places to go: 📍Victoria Peak – Stunning panoramic views of Hong Kong’s skyline. Must Go! 📍K11 Musea – Modern art, luxury shopping, and waterfront vibes. Nice to Go! 📍Avenue of Stars – Walk along the harbor with tributes to HK cinema legends. Must Go! 📍Hong Kong Disneyland – A magical day of rides, shows, and Disney charm. Must Go! 📍Tian Tan Buddha + Shek O Village(Can skip the village if not time) – Giant Buddha statue and a quiet coastal escape. Nice to Go! 📍Explore Tsim Sha Tsui / Central / Mongkok – Iconic neighborhoods for shopping, food, and city life. Food that we like: 1. Waso Cafe - Traditional Cha Chan Teng 2. Australian Dairy - Traditional Cha Chan Teng 3. Kam Roast - very good goose rice but we queued for 1hr 4. Iconic Ice Cream Truck - Truck can be found in Mongkok area Where we stay: 🏨 Our hotel is near Tsim Sha Tsui which was super convenient. But i would try staying in Mongkok next time as the night market scene was super vibrant there. What to buy: 1. Jenny Bakery Biscuit- We went an hour earlier to queue for the biscuits since it was near our hotel. Good gift for friends & family. We love Hong Kong, though the frequent table-sharing at restaurants can make meals feel a bit less comfortable. #travel #itinerary #hongkong #victoriapeak

I've been to Hong Kong so many times, and I'm sharing a photogenic and niche day trip route with everyone❗️ ✅ Highlights 🌸 Take a glass carriage to overlook the mountains and sea (P10) 🌸 Authentic Ngong Ping Market (P7) 🌸 34-meter-high Tian Tan Buddha (P6) 🌸 Breathtaking mountain and sea trail (P1) 🌸 "Venice of the Orient" Tai O Fishing Village, also known as 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 the Ngong Ping Cable Car (25 minutes) → Ngong Ping Market → Tian Tan Buddha → Po Lin Monastery ❷ Afternoon Take Bus 21 to Tai O Fishing Village → Stroll around Tai O Fishing Village → Visit Tiger Hill Viewing Point → Take Bus 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: Arrive at Ngong Ping Market by cable car, check in at the market, Tian Tan Buddha, and Po Lin Monastery 12:00: Have lunch at the market 13:20: Take Bus 21 from Ngong Ping Market to Tai O Fishing Village (departs every hour at 20 minutes past the hour) 13:30: Visit Tai O Fishing Village 15:30: Visit Tiger Hill Viewing Point 16:45: Take Bus 21 from Tai O Fishing Village back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back ✅ Itinerary tips ✔️ Time arrangement: The cable car is open from 10:00–18:00. It is recommended to arrive at the cable car station between 10:00 and 11:30 to start the trip. ✔️ Time arrangement: The 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 you are coming from Shenzhen or Zhuhai, China HK Travel has a direct bus ✔️ If you are coming from Hong Kong city, take the subway directly to Tung Chung Station ✔️ Take Exit B from Tung Chung Station and walk 200m ✅ Camera positions P1, 3, 4, 11: Tiger Hill Viewing Point P2: Tai O Heritage Hotel, you can have afternoon tea by the sea P5, 10, 18: Ngong Ping Cable Car P6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16: Ngong Ping Market P13: Tai O Fishing Village P9: South Road, Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong The following is a Hong Kong travel guide compiled based on the latest information in 2025, covering pre-trip preparations, transportation, accommodation, attractions, food, and practical tips to help you plan your trip efficiently: --- ### **I. Pre-trip preparations** 1. **Documents and endorsements** - Mainland tourists need to apply for the "Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents" and a valid endorsement (G endorsement for individual travel, L endorsement for group travel). Currently, it supports applying in different places, which takes about 7–15 working days and costs CNY 80. - When entering the country, you need to go through the self-service channel, prepare your fingerprint and facial recognition, and fill in the "Customs Passenger Fingertip Service" QR code in advance. 2. **Currency and payment** - Most shopping malls and chain stores support Alipay/WeChat Pay, but it is recommended to exchange a small amount of HKD (HKD 500–1,000 per person) for street snacks, Star Ferry, and other scenarios. The exchange rate at the port is poor, so prioritize making an appointment to exchange at a mainland bank. 3. **Communication and electronic equipment** - SIM card: It is recommended to buy a "MySIM" card after arriving in Hong Kong (HKD 33/month for 50G), which is more cost-effective than international roaming. - Conversion plug: Hong Kong uses British three-pin sockets, so you need to bring a converter or USB charging cable. 4. **Luggage suggestions** - Lightweight backpack, sunscreen, parasol (Hong Kong is hot and humid in summer), and sneakers (high daily walking volume). Hotels do not provide toothpaste and toothbrushes, so you need to bring your own. --- ### **II. Transportation** 1. **Airport to city** - **Airport Express**: Direct to Central in 24 minutes, fare is about HKD 115, suitable for tourists with limited time. - **Bus/Taxi**: A-line buses cover major areas and are affordable; taxi fares are higher (red/blue/green cars correspond to different areas). 2. **City transportation** - **Subway**: Covers the entire city. It is recommended to use Alipay "Travel" to scan the code or purchase an Octopus card (HKD 150 including deposit, refundable). - **Featured transportation**: Star Ferry (HKD 4), Ding Ding Tram (HKD 2.3) are suitable for experiencing the city's charm. - **Transportation ticket options**: - **One-day pass** (HKD 65): Suitable for frequent subway rides within 24 hours, but Airport Express and Lo Wu Station are not available. - **Airport Express Tourist Pass** (HKD 250–350): Includes one-way/round-trip Airport Express and 3-day subway pass. --- ### **III. Accommodation recommendations** - **Luxury hotels**: Tsim Sha Tsui (Peninsula Hotel), Central (Mandarin Oriental), etc., are adjacent to shopping areas and attractions. - **Budget hotels**: Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are cost-effective, and "Hong Kong Mong Kok Vejune Hotel" is recommended. - **Avoidance tips**: Avoid choosing Chungking Mansions and unlicensed hostels, especially for female tourists. --- ### **IV. Must-see attractions and itinerary suggestions** 1. **Classic route (5 days and 4 nights)** - **Day 1**: Victoria Harbour night view + Star Ferry + Peak Tram (best for night view). - **Day 2**: Disneyland (fireworks show is a must-see) or Ocean Park (animal show + amusement facilities). - **Day 3**: Mong Kok street snacks + Tsim Sha Tsui shopping (Harbour City, K11). - **Day 4**: Cheung Chau Island (seafood + beach) or Lamma Island hike. - **Day 5**: Central historical district (PMQ) + Lan Kwai Fong nightlife. 2. **Niche experience** - **Sai Wan Swimming Shed**: Holy place for sunset photography. - **Shek O Village**: Colorful huts and beaches, the filming location of "King of Comedy." - **Temple Street Night Market**: Affordable night market, feel the atmosphere of Hong Kong movies. --- ### **V. Food recommendations** - **Must-eat in tea restaurants**: Silk stocking milk tea, pineapple bun, wonton noodles (recommended "Mak's Noodle"). - **Street snacks**: Curry fish balls, egg waffles, bowl pudding (Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street). - **Seafood and roasted meat**: Typhoon shelter fried crab (Lei Yue Mun), Yung Kee Restaurant roast goose. - **Dessert shop**: Yee Shun Dairy Company (double-layered milk custard), Kai Kai Dessert (sesame paste). --- ### **VI. Shopping guide** 1. **Cosmetics**: Sasa, Bonjour (pay attention to the expiration date), counters (Times Square, Causeway Bay). 2. **Luxury goods**: Harbour City (most complete brands), Citygate Outlets (outlet discounts). 3. **Jewelry watches**: Nathan Road "Golden Mile" (Chow Sang Sang, Chow Tai Fook), Emperor Watch & Jewellery (Rolex agent). 4. **Trendy brands and sneakers**: Mong Kok Sneaker Street, THE FOREST shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. --- ### **VII. Practical tips** - **No smoking and fines**: Smoking is prohibited in public places, and eating and drinking in the subway will be fined HKD 2,000. - **Customs restrictions**: Duty-free for alcohol within 1 liter, cigarettes within 19, and milk powder within 1.8 kg. - **Safety tips**: Take care of your belongings and avoid walking alone in remote areas at night. --- The above guide integrates core information such as transportation, attractions, and food. The specific itinerary can be adjusted according to personal interests.

The night view of Hong Kong is known as one of the "three major night views in the world." The best place to enjoy it is from Victoria Peak, where you can overlook the entire Hong Kong skyline with a very open view. 👀 🚡 Buying cable car tickets on-site: 📍 Ticket purchase location: Peak Tram Terminus, Garden Road, Central. ⏰ Ticket purchase time: It is recommended to go during off-peak hours. There are many tourists on weekends and holidays, and the queue time will be very long. We waited for about half an hour. 🎫 Price: One-way is CNY 81/person, round-trip is CNY 117/person; round-trip cable car + Sky Terrace 428 is CNY 137/person. If you want to see the night view, just buy the Sky Terrace package. 🚠 Seat selection Going uphill: Try to choose a seat on the right side of the cable car to better overlook the scenery of Hong Kong. Going downhill: Choose a seat on the left side to see the view of Victoria Harbour clearly. No stops are allowed in the middle. The mountain is very steep, so don't stand up! The first tram uphill is at 7:30, and the last tram downhill is at 23:00. It is recommended to go up the mountain at 16:30, so you can get the daytime + sunset + night view all in one go. 🔶 The wind on the top of the mountain is relatively strong, so be sure to bring a jacket! 🔶 If you want to take pictures of the city's night view, be sure to pay attention to the time. It is best to arrive at the spot 5–10 min before sunset and keep shooting until 20–30 min after sunset. 🔶 17:45–18:30 is the Victoria Harbour blue tone moment, with a 200% chance of getting great photos. 🔶 There is a square and shopping center on the top of the mountain, as well as Madame Tussauds Hong Kong for you to visit. ❗️ Please note: Be sure to choose a clear, fog-free day to go to Victoria Peak, otherwise you may not be able to see the sunset and the night view of Victoria Harbour.

I stayed at the Rainbow Hotel this time! The transportation is incredibly convenient because Jordan Station is right outside. It's also just a 3-5 minute walk to the airport bus that goes directly to the airport. There's a 7-11 right downstairs from the hotel. The hotel is very clean, and the bathroom is great. You can watch YouTube and Netflix, and the room is incredibly spacious and super clean. Hong Kong is really beautiful... The Peak Tram 🚠 is a must-visit. I'll say it again, a must-visit. You can skip the wax museum, but you absolutely have to visit the platform at the top for sightseeing and photos. Next is the Star Ferry. It's amazing to ride at night. It's comfortable and beautiful, with a great atmosphere. Temple Street in Jordan Shop till you drop. There are so many treasures, including food and lots of vintage Hong Kong-style items. The hand-shaken lemon tea is super delicious. You must try the beef brisket noodles and Lan Fong Yuen. Green Forest Dessert Shop is a must-visit. The owner of Green Forest Dessert Shop is super nice and very friendly to Taiwanese people. And she's very beautiful~ As for Ocean Park Hong Kong, it's the best amusement park in my opinion. I decisively gave up on Disneyland because I'm not really interested in it. If you really want to enjoy an amusement park and see cute animals, go to Ocean Park. You'll be happy all day! Before going to Hong Kong, I was very reluctant about the place. I thought there wouldn't be much fun since they all speak Chinese. I was wrong. Hong Kong has its own beauty. I spent five days there and enjoyed every single day. So, you can refer to my experience and have a great time. Oh, by the way, Lan Kwai Fong is a bit scary. There are many shopkeepers trying to pull you in, and they're mostly black people. But they're very friendly. It's just hard to refuse them, so if you really want to drink, take your time. If you just want to look around, pass through quickly and don't let them get too close! Alright, after these five days, my feet are sore, but I feel very relaxed. The security is pretty good too. I think the transportation is very convenient. Highly recommended.

Hey friends! Planning a trip to Hong Kong and Macau? Don't miss out on these amazing experiences: Soar over Victoria Harbour on the Peak Skyline Luge, it's a real thrill! Indulge in delicious shark fin soup noodles and pork chop buns! Take a ride on the Macau Light Rapid Transit, the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, and explore the city on the historic Ding Ding tram. The night views are stunning! Save this itinerary now and get ready for an unforgettable Hong Kong-Macau adventure! / 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Wong Tai Sin Temple—Kai Tak Sports Park—Star Ferry Victoria Harbour Tour—Hong Kong Observation Wheel—Victoria Peak Take a Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour and enjoy the beautiful night view. Then, take a ride on the Hong Kong Observation Wheel for a bird's-eye view of Hong Kong Island. Finally, we'll take the historic Peak Tram up to Victoria Peak, where you can not only enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Victoria Harbour but also experience the thrilling Peak Skyline Luge, soaring high above the dazzling cityscape. DAY 2: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car—Ngong Ping Village—Tian Tan Buddha—Tai O Fishing Village—Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Tour—Wynn Macau Music Fountain We'll take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car up Lantau Island for a unique mountain climbing experience. After visiting Ngong Ping Village and the majestic Tian Tan Buddha, we'll head to the charming Tai O Fishing Village. In the evening, we'll tour the spectacular Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge and enjoy the mesmerizing Wynn Macau Music Fountain show. DAY 3: The Venetian Macao—Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao—Chapel of St. Francis Xavier—Ruins of St. Paul's—Mount Fortress—Travessa da Paixão (Love Lane) Experience the ultimate luxury at The Venetian Macao, then head to the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao for a photo op. Next, we'll visit the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier and delve into Macau's rich history and culture. Finally, stroll through the Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress, and Love Lane, soaking up Macau's unique charm. Don't forget to savor the delicious shark fin soup noodles, pork chop buns, and Portuguese egg tarts! / Must-See Attractions: 🏙️ Victoria Peak: The best spot to overlook Hong Kong's stunning nightscape! The newly launched Peak Skyline Luge offers a thrilling ride with breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. Don't miss it! ✨ Victoria Harbour: The jewel of Hong Kong's night view! Take a Star Ferry or stroll along the promenade to enjoy the dazzling lights and shimmering waters. 🌳 Ngong Ping 360: Admire the magnificent scenery of Lantau Island and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. 🎡 Hong Kong Observation Wheel: Enjoy a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour from the comfort of a climate-controlled cabin, taking in the beauty of the city skyline. 🏰 The Venetian Macao: Experience the unique charm of Venice, stroll along the romantic cobblestone streets, and enjoy one-stop shopping and dining. / 🧳 Packing List: Are you ready for your Hong Kong-Macau trip with these essentials? 👗 Clothing: The weather in Hong Kong and Macau in March is mild. Pack a few light long-sleeved shirts, short-sleeved T-shirts, jeans, or casual pants. Don't forget to bring a pair of comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking! 🎒 Accessories: Hong Kong and Macau use different power plugs than mainland China, so remember to bring a travel adapter. A portable charger is a must-have to keep your phone fully charged. Also, bring a lightweight backpack for your essentials. 📘 Documents and Money: Your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau and ID card are essential! Exchange some Hong Kong dollars and Macau patacas in advance, just in case. Of course, credit cards and mobile payments are also widely accepted. 🕶️ Sun Protection: Although the sun isn't too strong in March, sun protection is still important. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during outdoor activities. 💊 Medications: It's always a good idea to bring some common medications, such as cold medicine, painkillers, and band-aids, in case of minor ailments. / 🌟Don't forget to like and save this itinerary for a smoother and more enjoyable group tour of Hong Kong and Macau!✨

Going to the Peak Take Green top Minibus Route 1 from the IFC (the station is beneath the overpass next to CitySuper) or the double decker Bus Route 15 from the Central Pier No. 5 and get off at the final stop at the Peak Galleria. After taking photos and touring at the Peak, take the Peak Tram back to the Peak Tram Lower Terminus. From there you are in the vicinity to the historic sites of Central, including the St. John’s Cathedral, Tai Kwun, Duddell Street Steps and Gas Lamps and more. Some History The Victoria Peak, in Cantonese Tai Ping Shan, is the highest hill of Hong Kong Island at 552 meters. It was once part of the City of Victoria in the early colonial times. The British found it necessary to escape the heat and the dampness of Hong Kong, and they began building grand residences at the Peak. Not only that, they made the Peak exclusively British and European. By the operation of the Peak District Preservation Ordinance (1904), the Peak was off bounds to the Chinese people of Hong Kong, until 1945 or so. Before the construction of the Peak Tram in 1888, the European residents of the Peak would take sedan chairs as borne by the coolies to reach their lavish homes. In its earliest days, the Peak Tram served exclusively Europeans during the normal hours. Best Spot to View Hong Kong's Skyline — The Lion Pavilion (Ming Yan Ting Pavilion) There are a few spots to view Hong Kong’s famous skyline at the Peak. My advice to visitors is to never pay for this view at the Sky Terrace 428 on top of the Peak Tower. The Lion Pavilion presents equally good views. Another spot is to view at a deck at the Peak Galleria, which is also free for visitors. From the Peak Tram terminus, find your way to Findlay Road toward the east. Walk for just two minutes and look out for the entrance to the Lion Pavilion on your left. Heritage Dining at the Peak Lookout If you want a proper dining experience at a heritage site at the Peak, the Peak Lookout is for you. As a dining establishment, the Peak Lookout serves international cuisine and the food is of high quality. I particularly enjoy its Indian cuisine. Its naan is heavenly with curry. Formerly Old Peak Café, the Peak Lookout was built in 1888 as a place of rest for the engineers and workers that built the Peak Tram. In 1901, it became the chair shelter and rest stop for carriers of sedan chairs. By 1947, the idea of a dining establishment emerged with the setting up of light refreshments on this site. Over the next decades, it has evolved to the mid-ranged restaurant with upscale ambience that it is today. #hongkong #skyline #views #viewsontop #thepeak #peaklookout #peaktram #victoriaharbourhongkong #历史古迹 #familytrip #historicallandmarks#del

#victoriapeak Hong Kong 🇭🇰📍 Spend 11 dollars to overlook the entire Victoria Harbour night view Compared with BMW Hill , the advantage of Victoria Peak is that you can choose a variety of ways to reach the summit The wide view is more advantageous than BMW Hill There are cable car 🚡/bus 🚌/hiking to get up Victoria Peak I chose to take the bus 🚌 There are fewer people and it is cheaper, you can use "Alipay" to scan the code I have read a lot of guides before, but the specific routes are a bit vague!

It was my mom first trip to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 During our short trip to Victoria Peak, we explored some of the best spots for breathtaking views and photography 📸 The panoramic skyline of Hong Kong from the peak is simply stunning, especially during sunset or nighttime when the city lights up 🌆 I would highly recommend taking the Peak Tram for a scenic and exciting ride up! 🚋 📍 Victoria Peak, Hong Kong One of our favorite spots was Sky Terrace 428, the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong 🌃 From here, we captured the city’s towering skyscrapers, Victoria Harbour, and even the distant mountains ⛰️ We visited just before sunset, and the golden hues over the city were unforgettable. ✨ 📍Sky Terrace 428, The Peak Tower, Hong Kong We also explored the Lugard Road Lookout, a hidden gem for photography lovers 🏞️ This short, scenic walk offers one of the best panoramic views of Hong Kong, especially if you’re looking for a quieter spot away from the crowds. The best time to visit is early morning when the soft light ✨ creates a dreamy atmosphere. 📍Lugard Road, The Peak, Hong Kong If you’re planning a quick trip to Victoria Peak, I would recommend going up in the late afternoon, exploring the viewpoints, and staying until nightfall to witness Hong Kong’s dazzling skyline🌟 Whether you’re a photographer or just enjoying the view, it’s an experience you won’t forget 💯 #victoriapeak #travel #Vacation

1. The spectacular view of Victoria Peak 🌇🌅 When you think of Hong Kong, Victoria Peak is the place to be! The night view from the Peak is one of the most beautiful in the world. This view of the glittering skyscrapers and the sea of ​​Hong Kong Island is sure to be an unforgettable experience. 👉 Take the Peak Tram and enjoy the journey to the top! 2. Adventure and relaxation at Ocean Park 🌊🎢 At the action-packed Ocean Park, you can enjoy a zoo, aquarium, and even thrilling rides. It's a place where adults and children can play all day, and you can enjoy sea creatures and impressive shows. 👉 At the Aquarium, you can relax and immerse yourself in a fantastic underwater world. 3. The dream world of Hong Kong Disneyland 🏰✨ At Hong Kong Disneyland, a world of dreams unfolds. It's a place where you can take photos with Disney characters, have a great time at parades and shows, and have fun without forgetting your childish spirit! 👉 At Grizzly Gulch, you can enjoy thrilling attractions that even adults can enjoy! 4. The charm of temples and historical buildings ⛩️🏯 Hong Kong is full of good old culture and history. For example, you can observe traditional ceremonies and make prayers at Wong Tai Sin Temple. Refresh yourself at a quiet temple or shrine and feel the deep history of Hong Kong. 👉 Visit the Big Buddha or Man Mo Temple to calm your mind. 5. Street food and shopping 🍜🛍️ Walking around the streets of Hong Kong, you will find many food stalls and shopping spots. In particular, the markets in Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok offer fashion, accessories, and miscellaneous goods from all over the world. And the egg waffles and dim sum you eat at the food stalls are delicious! 👉 Enjoy the unique taste of Hong Kong at the Temporary Food Market. ➡️ Tips: Hong Kong is a very lively city, so if you visit popular spots early in the morning or late at night, you can avoid the crowds and have a comfortable time. It's also convenient to travel by MTR (subway) or bus, so buy a transportation card and use it when you travel! Hong Kong is a city where modern charm and traditional culture are beautifully combined. It's a place that's packed with everything, from spectacular views to shopping, food, and adventure, and you'll definitely want to visit again and again! 🌟 #TravelingOverseasTactics #HongKong #TravelingAsia

Hong Kong, a city with a gorgeous night view + colorful colors🇭🇰 If you go to Hong Kong, I'll list down the things you must do! ✔️Taking pictures of Hong Kong's neon signs that are gradually disappearing🌃 Many signs are disappearing due to Chinese painting🥲 If you go to the Mong Kok Station overpass, you can take pictures of everything from the night market to the neon signs! ✔️Enjoy the gorgeous night view of Hong Kong🌉 It is also recommended to ride Aqua Luna to match the Symphony of Lights show or ride the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak to see the sunset and night view together ✔️Take a tram and tour around Hong Kong city🚌 ✔️Take a picture with the colorful Choi Hong Apartment as the background🌈 ✔️View the Soho mural street + ride the Mid-levels escalator💗 ✔️Go to Yik Cheong Building, full of Hong Kongness ✔️Go to Disneyland and enjoy the Frozen Kingdom❄️Be sure to ride Ever After! You must get the front row seat🥹 ✔️Make 9 cuts with the colorful subway station background📸 #March travel support event #Overseas travel #Hong Kong travel

Hong Kong is a charming and vibrant metropolis. Here's a travel guide to help you plan your trip: Recommended Attractions: Victoria Harbour: One of Hong Kong's most iconic landmarks, renowned as one of the world's top three night scenes. Take a cruise to admire the Victoria Harbour skyline, or stroll along the shore and experience the city's bustling atmosphere. Victoria Peak: The perfect spot for panoramic views of Hong Kong. Take the Peak Tram and enjoy breathtaking views of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, and Victoria Harbour. The dazzling city lights at night are especially captivating. Avenue of Stars: Located in Tsim Sha Tsui's waterfront garden, this promenade showcases handprints and plaques of prominent figures in Hong Kong's film industry, a must-visit for movie lovers. Hong Kong Disneyland: A family-friendly theme park with seven themed lands, including the globally unique Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Manor. Ocean Park Hong Kong: The largest oceanarium and theme park in Southeast Asia, offering a wide array of marine life exhibits and thrilling rides. Recommended Food: Siu Mei (Roast Meats): A Hong Kong specialty, including roast duck, roast goose, and char siu, known for its crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. Wonton Noodles: Thin wonton wrappers filled with flavorful ingredients, springy noodles, and rich broth make this a signature Hong Kong noodle dish. Pineapple Bun: A classic Hong Kong pastry with a crispy crust and soft, sweet interior, a favorite among locals. Hong Kong Egg Tart: Flaky pastry crust filled with smooth egg custard. Freshly baked egg tarts are simply irresistible. Fish Balls: Made from minced fresh fish, these bouncy and flavorful fish balls are often served with a special sauce, making them a delicious appetizer. Accommodation Recommendations: Tsim Sha Tsui: Convenient transportation, abundant shopping and attractions, ideal for tourists who enjoy shopping and sightseeing. Causeway Bay: A hub for shopping and dining, perfect for those who love bustling crowds and delicious food. Central: Hong Kong's political and commercial center, suitable for business travelers and those who appreciate cityscapes. Near Disneyland: Ideal for families with children, providing easy access to Disneyland. Transportation Guide: MTR (Subway): Hong Kong's subway system is highly developed, covering most attractions and commercial areas, making it the most convenient mode of transportation. Bus: Buses have extensive routes, but can be crowded during peak hours. Taxi: Taxis are readily available in Hong Kong, but are relatively expensive. Ferry: Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour by ferry, a unique transportation experience. Shopping Recommendations: Tsim Sha Tsui: A shopper's paradise with numerous large shopping malls and trendy boutiques. Causeway Bay: Known for its upscale shopping and fashion brands, a must-visit for shopping enthusiasts. Mong Kok: A shopping district with a strong Hong Kong vibe, perfect for buying unique goods and souvenirs. Central: Hong Kong's commercial center, home to many high-end brands and international boutiques. Things to Note: Hong Kong uses different electrical outlets than mainland China, so you'll need an adapter. Restaurants usually add a 10% service charge to the bill. Traffic rules in Hong Kong are different from mainland China. Pedestrians walk on the left, and vehicles drive on the left. Smoking is prohibited in public places such as subways and shopping malls. I hope this guide helps you have a wonderful trip in Hong Kong!

Hong Kong, a metropolis that blends Eastern traditions with modern Western culture, is definitely worth exploring in depth! 🏙️ Every corner exudes a unique charm. Here are some must-see attractions, food recommendations, and practical transportation and accommodation tips based on my personal experience. Must-See Attractions: Experience Hong Kong's Diverse Charm! 1. Victoria Harbour 🌉 Victoria Harbour at night is absolutely stunning. Taking a ride on the Star Ferry, enjoying the sea breeze, and admiring the dazzling lights on both sides is an absolute treat. 2. Victoria Peak 🏙️ Take the vintage Peak Tram to the top of the peak for breathtaking views of Hong Kong. You can also visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to see wax figures of famous stars. 3. Disneyland 🏰 Hong Kong Disneyland may not be as large as Shanghai Disneyland, but it's still full of childlike fun and joy, making it perfect for families with children. 4. Ocean Park 🐬 This is a paradise for marine life. Not only can you watch spectacular dolphin shows, but you can also get up close and personal with various marine creatures. 5. Lamma Island 🏖️ If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, take a trip to Lamma Island. The beaches, fishing villages, and delicious food will help you relax and unwind. 6. Central-Mid-Levels Escalator 🚶‍♂️ This escalator connects Central and Mid-Levels, offering unique views of Hong Kong's streets and architecture along the way. 7. Ladies' Market in Mong Kok 🛍️ A must-visit for shopping enthusiasts, this market offers a wide variety of small commodities at affordable prices. 8. Hong Kong Cultural Centre 🎭 This venue frequently hosts exhibitions and performances, making it a great place to learn about Hong Kong culture. Food Recommendations: A Culinary Journey Through Hong Kong! • Hong Kong-style Roast Meats 🍖 Whether it's roast goose, char siu, or roast duck, the crispy skin and tender meat are incredibly delicious. • Wonton Noodles 🍜 The noodles are chewy, the wontons are generously filled, and the broth is flavorful. One bowl is incredibly satisfying. • Hong Kong-style Milk Tea 🥤 With a rich tea flavor and creamy milk, it's a perfect choice for cooling down and refreshing yourself. • Egg Tarts 🥧 The crust is flaky, and the filling is sweet and smooth. You won't be able to stop at just one. Convenient Transportation: Explore Hong Kong with Ease! • MTR 🚇 Hong Kong's MTR network is highly developed, providing access to almost all major attractions and shopping areas. • Bus 🚌 Buses offer numerous routes and affordable fares, making them a great option for exploring Hong Kong. • Taxi 🚕 If you have a larger budget, taxis are also a good choice. Remember to choose vehicles with official markings when hailing a cab. Diverse Accommodation: Find the Perfect Fit for You! • Tsim Sha Tsui 🏨 With convenient transportation and abundant shopping and dining options, this area is suitable for those who enjoy a lively atmosphere. • Causeway Bay 🏠 Causeway Bay is also bustling and close to Ocean Park, making it ideal for family trips. • Central 🏢 Central has a strong business atmosphere but also offers some high-quality hotels, suitable for those seeking a luxurious experience.

Everywhere I went was so pretty that it was hard to choose 10🥹 1. Ik Cheong Building Ik Cheong Building, famous for being a filming location for Transformers, surprised me with its impressive height and size as soon as I saw it. There used to be a photo zone where you could take pictures, but they said it was blocked off because of the noise from tourists. Since there are actual residents, I tried not to make too much noise when taking pictures🤫 2. Sham Shui Po Area (Rainbow Elementary School) An area where you can feel the local Hong Kong sensibility rather than the glamour of the city! Rainbow Elementary School is the colorful elementary school in the picture🌈 3. Choi Hong Apartment Choi Hong, famous for its rainbow-colored apartments! It hasn't been decided yet because it's confirmed to be rebuilt, but they say the apartments may disappear. If you're planning a trip to Hong Kong, take a quick picture📸 4. Mong Kok Station Overpass Hong Kong is becoming more sinicized, so many neon signs are disappearing. I still recommend Mongkok Station overpass for taking Hong Kong-style emotional shots🇭🇰 5. Peninsula I just happened to pass by here, but it's a famous hotel. There were a lot of people taking pictures here in the evening with the Chanel decorations. I secretly recommend it because it's a building decoration that women would like😉 6. Aqua Luna I really recommend it! It's great for seeing the night view of Hong Kong, and if you catch the Symphony of Lights at the right time, you can see the laser show✨ The ferry I got on even served wine?! 7. Central The Gangnam of Korea🏙️ You can see the gorgeous buildings and steep alleys in the gorgeous city, and just take a picture looking down or up at the alleys and you'll get a great shot in no time! 8. Victoria Peak Isn't the sunset and night view from here the best? 🥹 I fell in love with the sunset once and the night view twice❤️ Also, the view when you go up to Victoria Peak by Peak Tram is the bestㅠ(I recommend the front row seat in the reverse direction) 9. Soho Street + Mid-levels Escalator The longest Mid-levels Escalator in the world! And there are many cute murals on Soho Street where the escalator is connected, so take cute pictures in front of the murals💗 10. Make various cuts of the subway station🏳️🌈 Try making colorful cuts with the colorful background of the Hong Kong subway station! Usually, I try to make 9 cuts, but I failed with 6 cuts😭 #MarchTravelSupportEvent #HongKongTravel #VictoriaPeak #ChoiHongApartment #YikChungBuilding

Hong Kong, an international metropolis where Eastern and Western cultures blend, is definitely worth exploring in depth! 🏙️ Must-see attractions: 1. Victoria Harbour 🌉 - Take the Star Ferry at night to enjoy the dazzling night view and the pleasant sea breeze. 2. Victoria Peak 🏙️ - Take the vintage tram to the top of the mountain and enjoy the beautiful view of Hong Kong Island. Don't forget to take photos at the Peak Tower. 3. Disneyland 🏰 - Both adults and children can find fun here, meet Disney friends, and enjoy a magical day. 4. Lamma Island 🏖️ - Experience the fishing village style of Hong Kong, taste authentic seafood, and enjoy a peaceful island time. 5. Avenue of Stars 🎬 - A paradise for star chasers, where you can see many stars' handprints and statues, and enjoy a distant view of Victoria Harbour. 6. Central and Mid-Levels 🏢 - Stroll through the historic streets of Central, visit specialty shops, and then go to the Mid-Levels to enjoy the contrast between skyscrapers and streets. 7. Wong Tai Sin Temple 🧘‍♀️ - Pray for blessings and experience the strong traditional cultural atmosphere of Hong Kong. Food recommendations: • Hong Kong-style roast meat 🍖 - Char siu, roast goose, and roast duck with crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. • Wonton noodles 🍜 - Chewy noodles, thin-skinned wontons with a large filling, and delicious broth. • Pineapple bun 🍞 - Crispy bread with cold butter, a great taste. • Egg tart 🥧 - Crispy tart crust and smooth, sweet egg filling, a great choice for afternoon tea. Transportation: Hong Kong has a very developed public transportation system, including subways, buses, taxis, ferries, etc. The subway is the best choice for visiting urban attractions, covering major shopping, dining, and entertainment areas; buses are suitable for traveling in the suburbs or remote areas; ferries allow you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. Accommodation: Hong Kong offers a variety of accommodation options, from luxury hotels to budget hotels and homestays. There are many hotel options near shopping and entertainment centers such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay; Central is more suitable for tourists who like history and culture; if you want to enjoy a peaceful sea view, you can choose to stay in resorts in Repulse Bay or Lamma Island. Remember to book in advance! Tips: • When shopping in Hong Kong, remember to use the Octopus card, which is convenient and fast. • When trying local food, try some street shops or night markets, where you can often taste more authentic flavors. • If you need to exchange currency, you can do so at the airport or banks and hotels in the city. Remember to compare several exchange rates!

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

#Valentine's Day Good Places 2025 Hong Kong's Peninsula Park is located on Mount Tai Ping, and is an ideal place for leisure To bring your pet now, in spring, the bell flowers are in full bloom, and the red powder all over the mountains reflects the highest point in Hong Kong, the most legendary history, the most romantic grass picnic place

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 The Peak is one of the most famous attractions in Hong Kong, famous for its spectacular night view. Looking down from the top of the mountain, visitors can enjoy the bright lights of Victoria Harbour, which is especially charming at dusk and night. There are many restaurants and shops on the top of the mountain, offering a variety of food and souvenirs, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful scenery while savoring food and shopping. ⌛️ Business hours: 7:30-23:00 (Peace Peak Cable Car) 📍 Address: Victoria Peak, Hong Kong Island 🚗 Transportation: Take the MTR to Central Station and then transfer to the Victoria Peak Cable Car. #Hong Kong Attractions #The Peak #Xiaozhen's Travels

#SoloTravelPlan – Visit Kowloon, explore Disneyland 🎢✨Hong Kong is a small city that you can travel alone! It's safe too. 📍 Highlights: Visit the big city, eat dim sum, have fun with exciting rides 🚆 Day 1: Walk around Kowloon – see the view of Victoria Harbour ✈️ Morning: • Travel from Thailand to Hong Kong Airport (HKIA) • Use the Airport Express to the city (about 24 minutes to Kowloon) • Leave your bags at the hotel and go out and explore! 🥢 Afternoon: • Stop by to eat famous dim sum at Tim Ho Wan or One Dim Sum • Walk around Mong Kok, shop for shoes, clothes, souvenirs at good prices • Stop to take pictures on Nathan Road, which is full of classic neon lights 🌅 Evening: • Walk to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to see the view of Hong Kong buildings • Take the Star Ferry to Central 🚢 • Have a luxurious dinner at Aqua, see the Symphony of Lights 🏨 Stay: Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, easy to travel 🎢 Day 2: Hong Kong Disneyland - Fun all day 🎠 Morning: • Wake up early, take the MTR Yellow Line to Disneyland Resort Station • Enter the magical world! Ride Iron Man Experience, Mystic Manor, Tron Lightcycle 🍔 Lunch: • Have lunch at the Royal Banquet Hall in Disney 🎆 Dinner: • Watch the Disney Stars on Parade and end with the Momentous Nighttime Spectacular fireworks show 🏨 Stay at: Disney Explorers Lodge or return to the city 🛍️ Day 3: Shopping before returning ☕ Morning: • Have coffee at The Coffee Academics and walk around Central • Take the Peak Tram to see the view on Victoria Peak 🛍️ Afternoon: • Take a leisurely stroll at Harbour City Mall or Citygate Outlets before returning to Thailand ✈️ Evening: • Take the Airport Express back to the airport and fly back home in style #TravelPlan #HongKongTravel #SoloTravel

Hong Kong sightseeing was seriously the best! I've put together a super simple list of recommended spots! Hong Kong Disneyland The land of dreams is the best after all! The attractions and shows were all sparkling, and it felt like I was a child again! Tsimp Sha Tsui's Chi Kee Wonton Noodles If you come to Hong Kong, you have to try these wonton noodles! The plump wontons and chewy noodles are amazing! I drank up all the soup! Mid-Levels Lots of stylish shops and restaurants! The night view was also beautiful! It's a fun area even just to walk around! Victoria Peak An observation deck where you can get a panoramic view of Hong Kong! Both the daytime and night views are recommended! A must-go spot! Tai Kwun A stylish spot renovated from an old police station! There are plenty of cafes and restaurants, and you can feel the history! I really recommend these spots, so if you go to Hong Kong, be sure to check them out! #HongKong #tripOverseasTravel

First time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉

#tripพาบินขอพรปีใหม่ (ครบทุกกิจกรรม ช้อปปิ้ง กิน อาหารอร่อย และท่องเที่ยววัฒนธรรม) ไปฮ่องกงทั้งทีต้องฟินให้สุด! 🛍️🍜 Day 1: Arrival & เริ่มต้นเที่ยวในเมือง ✈️ • เช้า: เดินทางถึง Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) ✈️ • การเดินทางเข้าสู่เมือง: นั่งรถไฟ Airport Express ไปสถานี Hong Kong Station (ประมาณ 24 นาที) • เช็คอินโรงแรมในย่าน Tsim Sha Tsui หรือ Mong Kok • บ่าย: • เที่ยว Victoria Harbour และชมวิว Hong Kong Skyline 🌆 • นั่ง Star Ferry ข้ามจาก Central ไป Tsim Sha Tsui (ประมาณ 10 นาที) • เดินเล่นที่ Avenue of Stars หรือชม Symphony of Lights Show ที่จัดทุกคืน • เย็น: • ช้อปปิ้งที่ Tsim Sha Tsui หรือ Harbour City Mall 🛍️ • ลองกิน Dim Sum (ติ่มซำ) ที่ร้านดังอย่าง Tim Ho Wan 🍤 Day 2: เที่ยวสถานที่สำคัญ & ช้อปปิ้ง 🏯 • เช้า: • Victoria Peak จุดชมวิวที่สูงที่สุดของฮ่องกง • การเดินทาง: นั่ง Peak Tram จาก Central ไป The Peak (ประมาณ 8 นาที) • ชมวิวเมืองและเกาะฮ่องกงแบบ 360 องศา • เดินเล่นที่ Sky Terrace 428 ชมวิวที่สูงที่สุด • บ่าย: • เที่ยว Man Mo Temple วัดจีนเก่าแก่ที่มีความสวยงาม 🏯 • การเดินทาง: นั่งรถไฟใต้ดิน MTR ไป Sheung Wan Station • แวะเดินเล่นที่ Lan Kwai Fong ย่านร้านอาหารและบาร์สุดชิค 🍻 • เย็น: • ช้อปปิ้งที่ Mong Kok และ Ladies Market สำหรับของฝากและเสื้อผ้าราคาถูก 🛍️ • ลองกิน Wonton Noodles (ก๋วยเตี๋ยวเกี๊ยว) ที่ร้านดัง Day 3: เที่ยววัด & ย่านดิสนีย์แลนด์ 🌟 • เช้า: • เที่ยว ** Wong Tai Sin Temple** วัดที่มีชื่อเสียงในการขอพร • การเดินทาง: นั่งรถไฟใต้ดิน MTR สาย Kwun Tong Line ลงสถานี Wong Tai Sin Station • เดินเล่นที่ Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden สวนสวยและวัดพุทธในสไตล์จีน • บ่าย: • เที่ยว Hong Kong Disneyland 🏰 ไปสนุกกับเครื่องเล่นและดูการแสดง • การเดินทาง: นั่ง MTR สาย Disneyland Resort Line ไปยังสถานี Disneyland Resort • เย็น: • ลองอาหารทะเลสดๆ ที่ Sai Kung Seafood Market • การเดินทาง: นั่งรถไฟใต้ดิน MTR ไป Choi Hung Station แล้วนั่งแท็กซี่ไป Sai Kung Day 4: ช้อปปิ้ง & เดินเล่นก่อนกลับ ✈️ • เช้า: • เดินเล่นที่ Mong Kok และ Tsim Sha Tsui ช้อปปิ้งสินค้าจากตลาด และร้านขายเสื้อผ้าแฟชั่น 🌟 • แวะซื้อของฝากที่ Stanley Market หรือ Cat Street • บ่าย: • แวะ Hong Kong Park สวนสาธารณะที่สวยงามสำหรับการเดินเล่น • เดินทางไปสนามบิน • การเดินทาง: นั่งรถไฟ Airport Express ไปยัง Hong Kong International Airport คำแนะนำ: • อากาศในฮ่องกงช่วงฤดูร้อนจะร้อนและชื้น ควรพกเสื้อผ้าหลายชั้นและน้ำดื่ม • ใช้บัตร Octopus Card สำหรับการเดินทางในเมืองและการซื้อของในร้านต่างๆ • คำนึงถึงเวลาในการเดินทางในเมือง เพราะบางสถานที่อาจต้องใช้เวลาเดินทางพอสมควร ทริปนี้เหมาะกับใคร? คนที่ชอบเที่ยวเมือง ช้อปปิ้งท่ามกลางแสงสี และกินอาหารอร่อยๆ ในฮ่องกง! เตรียมกล้องให้พร้อม แล้วไปเที่ยวฮ่องกงให้สนุกสุดๆ กันเถอะ! 🇭🇰 #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #แจกแพลนเที่ยว #แจกแพลนเที่ยวฮ่องกง

Traveling during the Spring Festival? Check out this 3-day itinerary for Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau. Enjoy three different destinations with this super practical guide to help you travel with ease! -- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Wong Tai Sin Temple - Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Peak - Star Ferry 🚢 - Victoria Harbor - Hong Kong Ferris Wheel 🎡 Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple to experience Hong Kong's religious culture, then head to Tsim Sha Tsui for some shopping. In the evening, take the Star Ferry to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor, and finally, ride the Hong Kong Ferris Wheel to overlook the dazzling night view. Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui Spend the whole day immersed in the shopping paradise of Tsim Sha Tsui, enjoying the perfect combination of fashion and food. Day 3: Ruins of St. Paul's - A-Ma Temple - Macau Fisherman's Wharf - Macau Handover Gifts Museum - The Venetian Macao Resort 🏰 From the historic Ruins of St. Paul's to the tranquil A-Ma Temple, and the European-style Macau Fisherman's Wharf, this day is full of diverse experiences. Don't forget to visit the Macau Handover Gifts Museum to learn about Macau's history. Later, enjoy a luxurious leisure time at The Venetian Macao Resort. -- Attraction Suggestions: Victoria Peak ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Victoria Peak, Central, Hong Kong Island - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - Overlook the night view of Hong Kong, your ideal check-in spot! Tsim Sha Tsui ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Hong Kong - Opening Hours: Open all day - Duration: 1-2 hours - A collection of shops with both ancient and modern features, a shopping paradise waiting for you to explore! Hong Kong Ferris Wheel ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 33 Man Kwong Street, Central, Hong Kong - Opening Hours: January 1 - January 23, Monday - Thursday 12:00 - 22:00; Friday - Sunday 11:00 - 23:00 - Duration: 1 hour - Enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbor, with a temperature-controlled cabin, and take in the beauty of the skyline! -- Must-know tips: 🍜 Food: Shenzhen's shrimp wontons are great, Hong Kong's roast goose is a must-try, and don't miss Macau's Portuguese egg tarts. 📸 Photo spots: Shenzhen Bay Park has a beautiful night view, Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong is amazing, and the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau are worth a visit. 🎁 Specialty prices: Shenzhen's electronic products are cost-effective, Hong Kong's jewelry and watches are worth buying, and Macau's almond cakes are sweet. ✈️ Airport transportation: Shenzhen Bao'an Airport is convenient, Hong Kong International Airport has many international flights, Macau Airport is small but beautiful, and it's also convenient to take a ferry to Zhuhai. -- Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau offer a one-stop experience of urban prosperity and natural beauty. Start your unique journey now!

5 days in Hong Kong, tight schedule but exciting, guaranteed to be worth your while! Shopping paradise, very happy, just expensive 😁 📍Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui & Victoria Harbour • Harbour City: Shopping paradise, all international brands are available, remember to bring your shopping list! 🛍️ • Avenue of Stars: Check out the celebrity handprints, enjoy the sea breeze, and don't forget to watch the night view light show at Victoria Harbour, it's amazing! 🌃 • Temple Street Night Market: Try some local snacks, visit some unique stalls, and experience the local atmosphere of Hong Kong. 🍢 📍Day 2: Victoria Peak & Central • Victoria Peak: Take the cable car up and overlook the entire Hong Kong Island, remember to bring your camera, the scenery is not to be missed! 🏙️ • Madame Tussauds: Right at the top of the mountain, get up close and personal with the wax figures of celebrities! 📸 • Central: Stroll along the cobblestone streets, visit the Mid-Levels Escalator, and experience the blend of urban rhythm and history in Hong Kong. 📍Day 3: Disneyland • Hong Kong Disneyland: Spend a whole day enjoying the fairy tale world, remember to buy tickets online in advance, it's time-saving and convenient! 🏰 📍Day 4: Lamma Island & Repulse Bay • Lamma Island: Take a boat to experience the fishing village style of Hong Kong, try the seafood feast, it's super fresh! 🐟 • Repulse Bay: A gathering place for the rich in Hong Kong, the beach is fine and the sea is clear, perfect for a leisurely stroll. 🏖️ 📍Day 5: Causeway Bay & Mong Kok • Causeway Bay: Shopping and food, Times Square and Hysan Place are great places to go. 🛍️ • Mong Kok: Ladies' Street, Sneaker Street, all kinds of small commodities are available, remember to bargain! 👟 • Night Market: Don't forget to visit the night market in Mong Kok at night, snacks, games, and gadgets are all available. 🍽️Food recommendations: • Hong Kong-style milk tea: Iced is better, smooth and rich, a must-try! ☕ • Pineapple bun: Crispy crust, with butter, one bite, happiness is overwhelming! 🍰 • Roast goose: Crispy skin and tender meat, perfect with rice! 🍗 • Wonton noodles: Clear and delicious soup, thin-skinned wontons with big fillings, chewy noodles. 🍜 🚗Transportation: • Hong Kong's public transportation is very developed, subways, buses, and ferries can meet your travel needs, remember to buy an Octopus card, convenient and affordable. 🏨Accommodation: • Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay are popular areas for accommodation, with convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities, suitable for travelers with various needs. Remember, Hong Kong is a fast-paced city, but don't forget to slow down and enjoy every moment.

#2025OverseasTravelEvent Peak Tram to Victoria Peak to enjoy the city view! It's really great to go at sunset and see the night view, but I visited during the day to see the bright Hong Kong view because I was worried that there would be a lot of people during peak hours. It was great that I could see the view at a glance while going up because the ceiling was all glass! Peak Tram, a must-see for Hong Kong travel🫶🏽 ✔️If you pay with an Octopus card, you can go without waiting in line for a ticket on site. ✔️88HKD for adults ✔️You should ride on the right side when going up and on the left side when going down to see the view better! 📍Peak Tram 山頂纜車 / Victoria Peak 太平山 #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongAttractions #PeakTram #VictoriaPeak #HongKongPlacesToVisit #hongkong #HongKongNightView #WorldTravel

[Recommended Spots] Introducing recommended spots in Hong Kong! From tourist attractions to food, we cover a wide range. 1. Monster Building Known as the filming location for many movies, the 'Monster Building' is a must-see! Once you step inside, you'll be amazed by the buildings surrounding you! It was once off-limits, but the restriction has been lifted as of March 2024. 2. THE PENINSULA Hong Kong Afternoon tea at the famous Peninsula Hong Kong hotel🫖 Served in the lobby, non-guests can also enjoy it by registering on the same day. I went straight from the airport to the hotel and managed to get in, even being mistaken for a guest by the bellboy. Spending time listening to live music was elegant🌹 3. Symphony of Lights When you think of Hong Kong, you think of the Symphony of Lights…! There are various ways to enjoy it, such as from the promenade or a cruise. I watched it from the rooftop of the STARFERRY pier! 4. TRAMIC Tour A tour around Hong Kong Island on a retro tram. With an audio guide, you can relax and enjoy the tour✨ You can book it on the official website🙆♀️ The day of the tour and the following day offer unlimited tram rides, so it's recommended for those planning to sightsee by tram👀 5. Street Art At Hotel Madera Hollywood, there are wall arts of Chaplin and Marilyn Monroe. There is also Hong Kong Shingo Art painted by Shingo Katori🎨 [Other Points] There are many attractions like SKY100 and Victoria Peak! When in Hong Kong, don't miss out on dim sum.

#HongKongTravel #100WaysToTravel #TongHuaShiJieCustomizedBirthWeightTeddyBear #WeddingGift #Wedding #ThankYouGift #BirthdayGift #NewbornGift #WeightTeddyBear #Customized #BirthTeddyBear #MadeInTaiwan #FullMoon #HundredDays 👉Remember to follow Principal Meng Meng to see more🥰 Day 1: Morning: Arrive in Hong Kong, check in to the hotel and take a walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour. Afternoon: Go to the Avenue of Stars to look for the handprints of your favorite Hong Kong movie stars, and enjoy Hong Kong-style afternoon tea at a nearby restaurant during afternoon tea time. Evening: Visit Temple Street Night Market, taste local snacks such as fish balls and siu mai, and experience Hong Kong's nightlife. Day 2: Morning: Take the cable car to the Peak to overlook the panoramic view of Hong Kong, and visit the Peak Tower and the Peak Galleria. Afternoon: Take the Star Ferry to travel across the Victoria Harbour and experience the unique charm of traditional transportation. Evening: Go shopping in Causeway Bay and try various authentic Hong Kong snacks, such as cart noodles, egg waffles, etc. Day 3: Morning + Afternoon: Visit Hong Kong Disneyland to relive your childhood dreams and experience the magical theme park atmosphere. Evening: Enjoy the nightlife in Lan Kwai Fong in Central, hang out with friends or party at local nightclubs. 【Must-see attractions】 1. The Peak Hong Kong's iconic landmark, overlooking the magnificent Victoria Harbour, is a great location for photographing sunsets and night scenes. 2. Lan Kwai Fong Feel the unique charm of Hong Kong city. It gets more and more lively as the evening goes on. You can walk around the area starting from Central Station. 3. Hong Kong Disneyland It is a place suitable for both adults and children to play together. It has multiple theme areas and exciting rides, allowing people to immerse themselves in a wonderful fantasy world. 【Must-eat food】 1. Australia Dairy Company: Scrambled eggs + thick toast Australia Dairy Company in Jordan is famous for its smooth scrambled eggs and thick toast, and is one of the representatives of Hong Kong's breakfast culture. 2. Lin Heung House: Traditional Dim Sum Lin Heung Kui in Central retains the flavor of a traditional teahouse. The dim sum on the trolleys is dazzling and full of the strong Hong Kong nostalgia. 3. Sister Hua Beef Brisket: Clear beef brisket noodle soup (the meat is harder) Wah Sister Beef Brisket, located at Tin Hau Station, is famous for its clear soup beef brisket. The soup is light and delicious, the beef brisket is tender and tasty, and the radish is also a must-order. It is an authentic Hong Kong flavor. 【Accommodation recommendation】 Recommended accommodation area: Wan Chai Hotel Name: Novotel Century Hong Kong Hotel Address: 238 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong 【Photography check-in area】 1. Avenue of Stars: Take photos with celebrity handprints This promenade on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront commemorates the glory of Hong Kong's film industry and allows visitors to take photos with the handprints of their favorite stars. 2. Star Ferry: Beautiful views of Victoria Harbour from the sea Admiring the skyscrapers and the sea on both sides of Victoria Harbour from the Star Ferry is both romantic and full of Hong Kong characteristics, and is a great place to take photos. 3. The Peak: Night View Take photos of Hong Kong's famous night view from the top of Victoria Peak, where you can see the dazzling lights and the bustling city. It is a classic check-in scene. 【Tips】 ✅When taking the Star Ferry, it is recommended to choose the evening to enjoy a more beautiful night view of Victoria Harbour. ✅When visiting Disneyland, remember to book your tickets online in advance to avoid waiting in line. ✅Be sure to bring Hong Kong dollars in cash, as many places only accept cash, and some specialty stores don’t even accept Octopus!