2024 Hong Kong Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Christmas Wonderland in the heart of Hong Kong

Hong Kong's winter offers festive displays, including a Christmas Town at WestK with a large Christmas tree and Victoria Harbor views. 🎄 Nighttime features pyrotechnics and a New Year's countdown celebration with fireworks.🎆 The holiday season also includes various events, shopping deals, special restaurant menus, and themed tours.🛍 It is located at West Kowloon Art Park.📍 #magicalxmastrip #deliciousfood #localguides #hongkong #wecreate #christmastrip #nightlife

Yick Fat Building

Yick Fat Building หรือที่รู้จักในชื่อ “Monster Building” เป็นอาคารที่อยู่อาศัยในฮ่องกง ซึ่งเป็นจุดหมายปลายทางยอดนิยมสำหรับการถ่ายภาพและท่องเที่ยว อาคารประกอบด้วยคอมเพล็กซ์ 5 แห่งที่เรียงตัวกันแน่นหนา มีลักษณะเฉพาะด้วยความแออัดของอพาร์ตเมนต์ที่ซ้อนทับกันจนเกิดเป็นภาพที่น่าทึ่งและสะท้อนวิถีชีวิตในเมืองฮ่องกง ตัวอาคารยังเป็นฉากในภาพยนตร์ชื่อดัง เช่น Transformers: Age of Extinction และกลายเป็นสัญลักษณ์ของการอยู่ร่วมกันในพื้นที่จำกัด แม้จะมีความงดงามในเชิงศิลป์ แต่ควรเคารพความเป็นส่วนตัวของผู้อยู่อาศัยขณะเยี่ยมชมด้วย เนื่องจากที่นี่เป็นที่อยู่อาศัยจริงของหลายครอบครัว ตั้งอยู่ที่ : Yick Cheong Building, King's Rd, Quarry Bay, ฮ่องกง #บินลัดฟ้าสู่ฮ่องกง #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #รับส่วนลดไม่พึ่งดวง #hongkong

20m Christmas tree in West Kowloon Cultural District

The Christmas installations in the West Kowloon Cultural District are beautiful every year~🎄 This year the 20m high Christmas tree is back 🤶🏻🎄 The lights are big and beautiful, super Christmas atmosphere! There are many Christmas trees to take pictures of! d tree will also change color, and every hour there is a projection ~ It's super beautiful to come at night! There are also fireworks to watch Fireworks: December 24, 25, 26 at 8 p.m There is also a Christmas market and life music! Spacious public spaces with large lawns and a view of the Victoria Harbor! Christmas must come

The 2024 Hong Kong Christmas Guide is here! (20 updated)

🚇Tsim Sha Tsui ☑️Mira Place 1 (Tsim Sha Tsui B1) ☑️iSQUARE (Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️1881 Heritage (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui E) ☑️The Peninsula Hong Kong (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L3) ☑️K11 MUSEA (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L2) ☑️Harbour City (Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui L6) 🚇Central ☑️IFC Mall (Hong Kong F) ☑️LANDMARK (Central G) ☑️Tai Kwun (Central D2) 🚇Causeway Bay ☑️Chanel at Lee Garden (Causeway Bay F1) ☑️Times Square (Causeway Bay A) 🚇Admiralty ☑️Pacific Place (Admiralty F) 🚇Wan Chai ☑️Lee Tung Avenue (Wan Chai A3) 🚇Mong Kok ☑️Langham Place (Mong Kok C3) ☑️MOKO (Mong Kok East D) 🚇Kowloon Station ☑️West Kowloon Cultural District (Kowloon E3) ☑️ELEMENTS (Kowloon C/Austin) 🚇Kai Tak Station ☑️Airside 🚇Yuen Long ☑️YOHO MALL 🚇Disneyland ☑️Hong Kong Disneyland

If you're spending Christmas in Hong Kong, this guide is all you need.

We'll take you to all the Christmas trees in Hong Kong in just 20,000 steps! There are 8 beautiful Christmas photo spots in total, and you can get to all of them by subway and walking! If you're spending Christmas in Hong Kong, save this guide and follow it! 🗺️Route: K11 Musea → The Peninsula Hong Kong → Harbour City → West Kowloon Cultural District → Landmark → Pacific Place → Lee Tung Avenue → Times Square 🎄Christmas Photo Spots in Hong Kong: 1⃣️K11 Musea: Dior Christmas Tree + Carriage🎄 🚇Exit J, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 2⃣️The Peninsula Hong Kong: Chanel Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L3, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 3⃣️Harbour City: Seaside Staircase Christmas Trees + Big Red Christmas Tree + Christmas Calendar🎄 🚇Exit A1, Tsim Sha Tsui Station or Exit L5, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station 4⃣️West Kowloon Cultural District: Seaside Colorful Christmas Tree🎄 🚇Exit E, Kowloon Station or Exit D, Austin Station 5⃣️Landmark: Christmas Pink Big Bow🎀 🚇Exit G, Central Station 6⃣️Pacific Place: Christmas Wonderland - Giant Scarfed Cute Beast + Christmas House🐻 🚇Exit F, Admiralty Station - Pacific Place Direction 7⃣️Lee Tung Avenue: Christmas Street🎄 🚇Exit D, Wan Chai Station 8⃣️Times Square: Pink Heart Christmas Tree🩷🎄 🚇Exit F1, Causeway Bay Station ⚠️Tips: 🔸Prepare an Octopus Card and an overseas data card in advance. 🔸Some photo spots are crowded, and you may have to wait in line to take photos, so be patient. 🔸Pay attention to the closing times of the malls to avoid missing out. 🔸Pay attention to traffic lights and obey traffic rules when walking on the street.

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Che Kung Temple (Che Kung temple)

📍Address: Che Kung Temple, Tai Wai, Hong Kong https://maps.app.goo.gl/3sdgTpy1XBk1U1oi9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰Opening Hours: Open daily from 07:00 to 18:00 Che Kung Temple, also known as the Windmill Temple, is a temple that has been respected and revered by the Chinese for a long time. Nowadays, it is also popular among Thai people who come to pray for wealth and good fortune. If you are not sure how to pray, there are staff members who can assist you. The staff can speak Thai, and there are also amulets and sacred objects available for worship.

Savoring Hainan Chicken @ Pak Dang Premium Hainan Chicken Rice

Hainan Chicken Rice is one of Dad's favorite dishes! So, I often keep an eye on the reviews of various Hainan Chicken restaurants. Recently, I saw a friend enjoying a meal at a highly-rated place in Lai Chi Kok, so I decided to give it a try on my day off. Pak Dang Premium Hainan Chicken Rice is conveniently located in D2 Place, making it easily accessible for us Tung Chung folks. We ordered the two-person set meal for $228 to share! The set was quite rich, including appetizers, soup, main course, half a Hainan chicken, and a plate of blanched vegetables. We also ordered drinks separately. Dad, who loves milk tea, chose the King Tea Hong Kong-style milk tea for $20, while I tried the Japanese apple juice for $20. The soup of the day was a delicious corn, carrot, and pumpkin pork bone soup with no added MSG! The sweet aroma of the vegetables was evident, and it tasted genuinely wholesome. You can also upgrade the soup to a small Bak Kut Teh for an additional $10! The subtle herbal fragrance was very comforting, and the well-balanced pork ribs were tender and enjoyable. For the special appetizer, we chose the spicy marinated chicken feet from the three options. The chicken feet were well-marinated with a gentle spiciness and a great texture, making it a perfect starter. Among the three main course options, we opted for the pan-fried meat patty! It was crispy, not greasy, and had a firm texture. The thickness was just right, making it a perfect match with white rice. The star of the day, the premium Hainan chicken set, came with half a chicken, perfect for sharing between two people. The chicken used was a 60-day-old hormone-free and antibiotic-free Ma Huang chicken. The carefully crafted cooking method resulted in crispy skin and tender meat. The golden-yellow chicken skin was smooth and not greasy, while the meat was elastic and extremely tender. The flavor was rich with the aroma of fresh chicken, absolutely delicious. The three sauces for the Hainan chicken are the soul of the dish! The dark soy sauce was rich and smooth without any bitterness, definitely high quality. The ginger and scallion paste was fragrant and enticing, making it easy to eat a big bowl of white rice. Lastly, the chili sauce, made with various ingredients including Tom Yum, was spicy and flavorful, making one small dish not enough. The set includes two bowls of rice, with a choice of chicken oil rice or jasmine white rice! The chicken oil rice was dry and not greasy, with a hint of spices, and paired well with the three sauces without being overpowering. The healthy green vegetable of the day was Chinese lettuce! It looked plain without any oil sheen, but it was surprisingly crisp and flavorful, not needing any oyster sauce to taste great, a pleasant surprise.

Hong Kong Christmas Citywalk Guide! 8 beautiful spots in half a day.

🎄✨Visit 8️⃣ Christmas wonderlands in Hong Kong in one day. Warning: You might cry! 🎅 🎉Christmas in Hong Kong is like a fairytale come to life! I've planned a great Citywalk route for you, taking you to 8 beautiful Christmas spots in half a day, all for free! 🎁 Some places even have mysterious little gifts waiting for you! 👀 Come with me and capture these shining moments with your camera! 📸 👉Route: Central👉Admiralty👉Wan Chai👉Causeway Bay (Island Line), or the other way around. The subway takes you directly there, perfect for lazy people! 🚇 🌈No matter the weather, don't worry! Apart from Lee Tung Avenue, all the other spots are indoors, so you can enjoy them rain or shine! 🌈 1️⃣ifc mall 🏢 🚇Central Station, Exit A1, 5-minute walk via the footbridge! 🎨Theme: Magic Toy Factory, a fairytale world that will make your heart melt! 📅Dates: Nov 21, 2024–Jan 1, 2025. Bring your friends! 📸Fewer people, beautiful scenery, and the surrounding shops are also great for photos. Remember to strike a pose! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2️⃣LANDMARK 🎀 🚇Central Station, Exit G. It looks like a large carousel, but there are too many people! I don't think it's a good place for photos. Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ 3️⃣Pacific Place 🏰 🚇Admiralty Station, Exit F, a few steps away! 🎄Christmas Village, with monsters, Christmas trees, wooden houses... every corner is a dream! 🔍I heard that 4 hidden photo spots will open on the 21st. Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4️⃣Lee Tung Avenue 🏘️ 🚇Wan Chai Station, Exit D. A European-style town with lots of activities! ❄️Snow show, masquerade ball... remember to check the schedule! 😔But it's cold outside, and the alley is short, so be careful! Recommended: ⭐⭐ 5️⃣Chanel Christmas Exhibition 🛍️ 🚇Causeway Bay Station, Exit F. Exhibition + gifts, two birds with one stone! 6️⃣Harbour City 🛍️ 🚇East Tsim Sha Tsui/Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit L6. Crowded and messy, be careful on cloudy days! 😌But the sea view coffee at CR Cafe is worth it! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐ 7️⃣The Repulse Bay 🏖️ 🚌Bus 6/6X, get off at Repulse Bay Beach/Repulse Bay Road. Beach + afternoon tea, great for photos! 🚇The only downside is the inconvenient commute, but the photos are worth it! Recommended: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 8️⃣The Peninsula Hotel ❌ Chanel decorations are not ready yet, so don't waste your time! 🚫 👗Finally, a reminder: it's getting cold in Hong Kong, so wrap up warm and look good! 🧣

15 hours in Hong Kong 🇭🇰

I purchase the Adult Tourist Day Pass for train(but cannot use for airport line) only HKD72. Must do things: - Experience Hong Kong style dim sum - take Ding Ding Bus in Kennedy Town - Visit Yau Ma Tei Police Station - Try fresh bakery at Bake House - Enjoy the night view at Victoria Harbour - Try Hong Kong tong shui Don’t forget to take pictures with the station too! - Central - Mong Kok - Yau Ma Tei - Prince Edward - Tsim Sha Tsui - Kennedy Town #ilovehongkong

Hong Kong: Where Adventure Meets Skyline Magic

Having traveled to Hong Kong multiple times over the past five years, I can confidently say this city has a unique energy that draws you back again and again. The city center is the heart of it all, where towering skyscrapers dominate the skyline, blending modern architecture with hints of colonial charm. A highlight every visit is Victoria Harbour, where the dazzling skyline reflects on the water, especially during the nightly Symphony of Lights show. It’s a view that never gets old, no matter how many times you’ve seen it. The busy streets of Hong Kong with crowds of people weave through markets, shops, and restaurants, creating a constant hum of activity that’s both chaotic and exciting. Hong Kong’s charm lies in its ability to balance this intensity with moments of calm—whether it’s a quiet ferry ride across the harbor or a stroll along the Avenue of Stars. Each trip has been a new adventure, and I can’t wait to return to this vibrant city! #voyagevibes #cityitinerary #hongkongtrip

1 DAY IN HONG KONG DISNEYLAND🏰

The number 1 amusement park in my heart must be Disneyland. This time we came to Hong Kong. We intended to play in the new zone, World of Frozen. In this zone, there are 2 rides. Sliding Sleigh is a roller coaster. This one ended a bit too quickly. It's not scary. The other one is Frozen Ever After. It's a boat ride where you can meet Elsa, Anna, and Olaf. The lights are so beautiful. We played almost 10 rides. We bought fast passes for 3 rides, excluding Frozen. Overall, we didn't have to wait long. We came on a weekday. I really liked Transformer and Big Grizzly. They were so much fun. The highlight is the fireworks at night. They're so beautiful. Everyone tells stories through images projected on the castle. I was so impressed. If you come to Hong Kong, don't miss Disneyland. #Amusementpark #100waystotravel

Lan Fong Yuen in Hong Kong

I visited Lan Fong Yuen in Central many years ago when I first came to Hong Kong. It wasn't as popular back then. This time, I dined at their Tsim Sha Tsui location during lunchtime. Although there was a long queue, the turnover rate was quick, and we were seated in about ten minutes. The Tsim Sha Tsui branch is relatively cleaner and brighter compared to the Central branch. They offer set meals, and some main courses come with a buttered bun. We ordered the satay beef with fried egg and instant noodles, which came with a buttered bun, and also had French toast. For drinks, we had iced lemon tea and silk-stocking milk tea. The portion of the instant noodles was huge, about 1.5 to 2 servings! It was very filling. The satay beef was tender, and the buttered bun should be eaten quickly before it gets greasy when cold. The French toast was really delicious, not as greasy or sweet as I expected, but it's best eaten hot. The drinks were not too sweet, and the tea flavor was quite prominent. Overall, I think Lan Fong Yuen is quite good.

Hong Kong Restaurant Luk Yu Tea House

Near Central MTR Station, we arrived at 8 AM for breakfast and there were plenty of seats available. We ordered three dishes: shrimp dumplings, siu mai, and custard buns, and had jasmine tea. The prices are relatively high; our breakfast for three cost around 1500 TWD, but we all agreed that the food was worth it. The restaurant has a retro wooden decor, and the environment is comfortable, clean, and not crowded. Unlike other places, they don't use hot tea for cleaning. The shrimp dumplings had large, plump shrimp inside. I usually have a bad habit of only eating the filling of siu mai and leaving the skin, but the skin here was chewy and didn't taste powdery, so I ate it all. The siu mai was also delicious. I usually worry about a meaty smell, but there was none here, and the skin was thin and tasty. The custard buns were a surprise. We thought they would be filled with liquid custard, but the staff asked if we wanted them cut open, which made us worry they would spill out. However, the custard filling was solid and not overly sweet or greasy. We would definitely come back to try other dishes next time we're in Hong Kong.

Having High Tea at a Five-Star Hotel.

Address - 88 Queensway, Admiralty Environment/Facilities - Very high ceilings and large floor-to-ceiling windows Features - Five-star hotel quality Average Price - $250 per person Rating - 8.5 out of 10 Located atop Pacific Place in Admiralty (MTR hub station), the JW Marriott Hotel is very convenient and surrounded by several other five-star hotels, giving it a very upscale feel. The traditional three-tiered afternoon tea is enjoyed in the buffet restaurant area, which is not crowded, and the staff provides attentive service. The desserts and savory items are evenly split, plus four scones, making for a very generous portion. We couldn't finish it all and had to take some home. The overall taste was quite good, with the scones being very fluffy, the savory items outstanding, and the desserts just right. We leisurely enjoyed our afternoon tea while admiring the bustling street view outside the window.

[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.

Ordered 7 main dishes, snacks, and drinks in Tsim Sha Tsui for only $210??

After watching a movie at 10 PM in Tsim Sha Tsui, if you want to eat something simple, you don't have to worry about finding a place. There is a noodle shop behind ISQUARE that is famous for its Beef Tripe and Curry Pot‼️ ✨Beef Tripe Rice Noodles $65 It's so funny, my partner finished it in no time. He said the beef tripe was tender. The soup is mild at first, then comes the beef aroma. The rice noodles are not too strong in flavor, just right with the soup😌 ✨Fresh Shrimp Wonton Noodles $38 For those who like a strong alkaline taste🧑🤝🧑, you will like this😌. The portion of noodles is quite large. The four fresh shrimp wontons are quite bouncy and easy to bite. ✨Vegetables (Choy Sum) $9 It's not cheap to eat vegetables outside nowadays. This special price of $9, what do you think?😆 The key is that it's not fibrous!! The texture is just right~ very suitable for someone eating noodles alone to have a small dish🥬 to be healthy. ✨King Fried Pork Chop $40 It's quite tender~ don't worry about the dark color being too strong in flavor. It's well-seasoned, not fatty, and easy to bite off the bone. ✨Fried Wontons $38 Crunchy~ fried food lovers will like it! The chefs fry the whole wonton until it's hot and crispy. Be careful when eating, it might be hot. One bite and it's crunchy🥰. The skin is not too thin but fried thoroughly. ✨Iced Milk Tea $11 The tea has a subtle fragrance. For those who are afraid of sweetness, remember to ask for less sugar. Otherwise, it might cover the milk flavor (but still has a bit of the tea shop feel🤣). ✨Iced Soy Milk $9 It's in a bottle!! It says made in Hong Kong on it~ Only $9 for a big bottle, which is nice and convenient to take away. But there's no option for less sugar, only a specific sweetness level. So for those who usually prefer unsweetened, you might want to pass on this haahaaha. The portions are quite large. Don't eat beforehand, or you won't be able to try their other snacks. Next time, I also want to try their Curry Pot and Pork Knuckles🤤. 🌟 Prince Beef Brisket and Offal Noodle Expert 📍 G/F, Shop B, 23 Lok Road, Tsim Sha Tsui (2-minute walk from MTR Tsim Sha Tsui/East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit A1) 🕰️ Monday to Sunday 08:00 - 00:00 🧾AlipayHK, Alipay, Cash, Octopus

Hong Kong Disneyland

On Saturdays in November, it's classified as Tier 2. With early park entry, you can enter the park at 9 AM even though it officially opens at 10 AM. Once inside, we headed straight to the Frozen area! Along the way, we reminded each other not to get distracted by empty scenic spots for photos and to prioritize the rides first! Frozen is a place I've always wanted to visit. Upon entering the area, the Frozen-themed decorations were so beautiful that we couldn't help but exclaim, 'Wow! So pretty!' There are two attractions: Frozen Ever After and Snowy Mountain Sleds. We first went on Frozen Ever After, and the first thing we saw was Olaf! So cute! It brought back all the memories of watching Frozen. Slowly, other characters started to appear, accompanied by some small surprises. Seeing Elsa sing 'Let It Go' was incredibly moving! We even went on it again in the evening while waiting for the light show, with about a 30-minute wait. The other ride, Snowy Mountain Sleds, is a small roller coaster and quite fun. After finishing with Frozen around 9:30 AM, we quickly took photos with the castle while there were fewer people. We took tons of photos from all angles! After that, we quickly went to ride The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, which was also super cute. Lastly, we rode Dumbo the Flying Elephant, enjoying the breeze while spinning in the air. After 10 AM, the crowd started to build up. We then headed to Tomorrowland and rode Hyperspace Mountain, which made me so dizzy that I almost threw up. Because of this, we skipped the Astro Orbiter and quickly left the area as we weren't very interested in it. Next, we waited for lunchtime by strolling around Main Street, U.S.A., where we saw Chip and Dale and lined up for photos! When the restaurants opened, we went to the Royal Banquet Hall for lunch. After eating, we watched Mickey and the Wondrous Book, a half-hour show in Cantonese with subtitles. It was very touching and a fantastic performance worth watching. During the wait, we also reserved a spot for the Forest Theater, which featured a Frozen show. It wasn't as impressive or worthwhile. At the Enchanted Candy House, they sold Olaf-shaped ice cream, which was milk-flavored and super cute. The park's app also has AR features. In the Frozen area, there are two spots where you can take photos or videos with Olaf and Grandpa Pabbie. Next, we went to Grizzly Gulch for the Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars. At first, it didn't seem very thrilling, but just when we thought it was over, it suddenly got exciting and gave us a good scare. Overall, it was very fun! We then got ice cream with our meal vouchers from a roadside stand. We chose the Minnie Mouse one, with a mango-flavored yellow bow and a strawberry-flavored pink part. It was very sweet. We also saw Minnie Mouse and lined up for photos! So cute! Next, we went to Mystic Point and rode Mystic Manor. Not knowing much about the cartoon, we found it a bit boring. We then slowly walked to the closed Toy Story Land, admired the decorations, took some photos, and slowly walked back to the castle area. We got caramel-flavored popcorn, which was surprisingly delicious, and waited for the 5:15 PM parade. Initially, we thought the parade started near the entrance, but it actually started near the castle. After the parade, we had dinner at the River View Cafe. During this time, we learned that due to bad weather, there would be no fireworks, only a light show. After much hesitation, we decided to stay for the light show. To pass the time, we rode Frozen Ever After again, which was still very moving. Finally, we returned to the castle area to wait for the fireworks. It started raining heavily, and we were unsure whether to give up or wait. We took shelter in a store until the rain stopped just in time for the light show. Despite the rain and fatigue, it was worth staying. Even without fireworks, the light show was spectacular. This Disneyland trip was truly worthwhile and touching! Disney cartoons carry childhood and teenage memories, especially when visiting Disneyland with friends as an adult. It leaves a lasting impression. After returning home, I kept listening to Disney songs. Early park entry attractions: Cinderella Carousel, Dumbo the Flying Elephant, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Frozen Ever After, and Snowy Mountain Sleds.

Hidden Beautiful Park in Tai Po District

📍Address: Yuen Chau Tsai Section, Tai Po Road, Tai Po 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Quiet and comfortable sea view 🕰️Opening Hours: 24 hours 💰Average Cost: Free When mentioning Tai Po District, many people only know Tai Po Waterfront Park. However, the nearby Yuen Chau Tsai Park is also very beautiful. The park retains the traditional fishing village atmosphere, has a good natural environment, offers distant views of Pat Sin Leng and Ma On Shan, and faces Tolo Harbour, providing stunning scenery that is refreshing. From Tai Po Market MTR Station, take bus K18 and get off at Kwong Fuk Estate. Walk straight along Kwong Wang Street and turn left; you will reach the park entrance in just a few minutes. It is also a popular gathering place for cyclists because it has public toilets and water dispensers. If you walk along the seaside of the park, you will reach Tai Po Waterfront Park after crossing Yuen Chau Tsai Bridge. In the other direction, you can walk from the park to Pak Shek Kok Promenade, giving you multiple options.

Take stunning beach photos.

📍Address: Duck Bay, Pak Nai, Tuen Mun 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Unobstructed sea view 💰Average cost: Free Duck Bay is a must-visit spot when going to Pak Nai. It is an excellent location for watching the sunrise and sunset. There is a paid parking lot next to the public restroom at the entrance, where you can park motorcycles and private cars. There is a small shop at the gate where you can buy some snacks. The best part is that there is a faucet at the entrance, making it convenient for everyone to rinse their shoes/feet after playing. It takes about 5 minutes to walk to the beach, where you can see the Shenzhen Bay Bridge and Shekou on the opposite side. There is also a mangrove forest. However, it is strongly recommended to check the weather conditions and tide tables before setting off, as the most beautiful time is when the sunset coincides with the lowest tide. For those who are afraid of mosquitoes, please take mosquito repellent measures. In terms of transportation, you can only take minibusses or taxis, and the waiting time during weekends can be very long.

Small joys in Hong Kong for under HKD 5 (free fun).

🇭🇰Happiness in Hong Kong for under HKD 5️⃣||| 1️⃣Langham Place, Mong Kok, 4F elevator💰0r 2️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Eslite Bookstore, 3F observation deck💰0r 3️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Eslite Bookstore, 2F glass💰0r 4️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City, popular long staircase💰0r 5️⃣-6️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, popular long staircase, railing below💰0r 7️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, opposite staircase💰0r 8️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of Stars, McDull💰0r 9️⃣-1️⃣0️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui East, Waterfront Promenade observation deck💰0r 1️⃣1️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Signal Hill Garden💰0r 1️⃣2️⃣Mong Kok MTR Station, Exit B3, footbridge💰0r 1️⃣3️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, near pillar 4💰0r 1️⃣4️⃣Exhibition Centre Station, Exit A2, seaside💰0r 1️⃣5️⃣Exhibition Centre Station, Exit A2, Wan Chai Temporary Promenade💰0r 1️⃣6️⃣Star Ferry💰4r 1️⃣7️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, night view💰0r 1️⃣8️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui, Balenciaga entrance, smiley face installation💰0r

Hong Kong | A Literary Stroll in a Newly Established Cultural Landmark within an Old Building

In the bustling and busy Wan Chai There stands a renovated, retro-elegant white building Nestled in a relatively quiet street Housing the newly established Hong Kong Literature Museum 📕 The city is too noisy Fortunately, there is a world of words where we can escape for a moment of peace Reality is too overwhelming Fortunately, there is a sea of books where we can dream and fantasize The birth of the Hong Kong Literature Museum Seems to create a spiritual utopia For this land of materialism The Hong Kong Literature Museum is located in a historic building built in 1920 A typical four-story Cantonese-style tenement building After revitalization, it still retains the old red brick walls 🧱🧱 Chinese-style sloping tile roof, French doors and windows, and wooden stairs The exterior wall has been restored to the black and white colors of the early 20th century, simple and elegant Injecting a rich Hong Kong literary flavor into the old building Inside the museum, in addition to the introduction of Hong Kong's literary culture and history There are also handwritten works by many writers Movies 🎬, TV dramas, and stage plays adapted from literary works You can also borrow books for free in the casual reading room Quietly flowing in the vibrant world of ink and paper 📖 🌟 Hong Kong Literature Museum 📍 Address: 3/F, 7 Mallory Street, Wan Chai

Great Places for Yum Cha in Kwun Tong

Kwun Tong has many restaurants, usually located in APM or Crocodile Center. This time, we chose Die Xi Ju in Yuen Shing Center instead. On Saturday afternoons, there are some great deals on dim sum. 🤗 The chilled abalone with wine and black truffle shrimp dumplings are both super worth it! Both dim sum dishes are only $9.8. 🔸Chilled Abalone with Wine The abalone is authentic and plentiful, with a tender and chewy texture and a hint of wine flavor. 🔸Black Truffle Shrimp Dumplings The outer skin is crispy and slightly chewy, with bouncy shrimp meat and a strong black truffle flavor. 🔸Braised Chicken Feet in Abalone Sauce The chicken feet are tender and flavorful, with a rich collagen texture that leaves your lips sticky. The abalone sauce is rich and savory, and the dish is served hot. 🔸Whole Abalone Soup Dumpling The soup base is clear but flavorful, not overly salty, with a fresh and sweet taste. The filling is rich, and the abalone is tender and chewy. 🔸Black Truffle Mushroom Pomegranate Dumpling The outer skin is soft and crumbly, with various mushrooms inside, providing a crunchy texture. The black truffle flavor is mild. 🔸Stewed Peach Gum with Red Lotus This dessert contains peach gum, red dates, lotus seeds, and longan meat. It's not too sweet, served hot, and very nourishing, perfect for autumn and winter. There are many types of dim sum, the taste is good, and the seating is comfortable. 📍Die Xi Ju (Kwun Tong) 2/F, Yuen Shing Center, 64 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong

The highest "sky city" in Hong Kong 🫧 A luxury hotel hidden in the clouds.

🏨 The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong 📍 International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong ✅ Environment The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong is the flagship hotel of the Lion King family in high-rise hotels. When you arrive here, you can start your sky journey by taking the elevator. Almost every corner of the hotel feels like you are in the clouds, an experience of living in the sky. The vibrant sunrise, the tranquil sunset, and the bustling Victoria Harbour are simply mesmerizing. ✅ Guest Rooms The hotel has 312 luxurious rooms and suites, each offering spectacular views of Victoria Harbour and the stunning Hong Kong skyline. Soak in the bathtub in your room, surrounded by bubbles, and enjoy a relaxing staycation with a cocktail while overlooking the panoramic view of Hong Kong! ✅ Check-in The hotel's public areas are full of design. The popular photo corridor in the restaurant is perfect for taking photos, and every shot is like a blockbuster, giving you a feeling of being in an Inception-like space. The hotel's top-floor indoor infinity pool is the highest pool in the world, located on the 118th floor. Although the pool is indoors, it offers an unobstructed view of Victoria Harbour. Enjoy the high-altitude sea view through the glass window, as if you are standing in the clouds, feeling relaxed and comfortable.

Lin Heung House Hong Kong style tea drinking Hong Kong must-eat food

#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

Hong Kong | Historic Stone Slab Street

#香港游 #同画世界customized birth weight bear #wedding gift #wedding #Thanksgiving gift #one-year-old gift #newborn gift #weight bear #customized #birthbear #Taiwan production #full moon #mimoon ceremony 👉Remember to follow Director Mengmeng to see more🥰 This is the filming location of the October Siege. Stop by while strolling around Central. The road surface is bumpy and slippery after rain, so be extra careful if you are bringing your elders. Historic stone staircase. There are traditional tourist markets on both sides. You can come and try your feet. It retains the original non-stair-stepped stone streets that existed when Hong Kong opened as a port. The paved stone streets were designed to facilitate people carrying sedans or horseback riding. The end of the stone streets was the seaside of Hong Kong Island. #stonestreet

1 michelin star high tea experience at Hong Kong!! :)

Address - K11 MUSEA Ambiance/Facilities - very high class fine dining place with good service. try out this 1 Michelin star high tea set meal! do remember to make a reservation first. a combination of savoury and sweets is just perfect! enjoying the food with nice scenery of the sea. they play classical Chinese oldies songs as you chill and relax and spend time there. would certainly go back again! Highlights - the food was really nice and the staff were very friendly. Avg. Price per Person - HKD 363 Rating - 5 out of 5 #travel #couplestrip #hongkong #michelinstar #hightea #dimsum

Hong Kong Disneyland

🎄 The anticipated Christmas tradition will shine even brighter at Hong Kong Disneyland - A Disney Christmas! In this place full of wonderful joy, there are more colorful Christmas decorations, more touching traditional Christmas music, more memorable Christmas meals, and Disney friends accompanying you. Let every experience in the wonderful Christmas become a more brilliant moment for you, your family, and loved ones! 🎄 Enter the park to celebrate the last holiday of the year, don't miss out on celebrating the first snowfall Christmas in the world of Frozen! In order to welcome Elsa's ice and snow magic falling into the kingdom, residents of Arendelle, the royal family, and even the snowman are preparing to gather in every corner of the kingdom with Christmas themed decorations, delicious food, and celebratory activities, blending in with guests from all over the world and immersing themselves in authentic celebrations full of Arendelle's characteristics! ✨ Amidst the festive Christmas gathering, Mickey and his Disney friends eagerly present a traditional party filled with wonder and joy! Mickey and his friends, dressed in exquisite Christmas costumes, invite guests gathered in front of the Wonderful Dream Castle to sing and dance at the "Mickey and Friends Christmas Ball". They will also join Duffy, Sherry May, Starry Dew, Keqi'an, and Lina Belle in the drifting snow to send their wishes to everyone! ✨ In the "Star Wish Dreamy Snowfall Moment" staged on the stage of the Wonderful Dream Castle, Duffy and his friends will also appear in festive costumes, fulfilling their Christmas wishes together and wishing their fans a brilliant Christmas like snowflakes falling in the sky! Dear fans, remember to take selfies with Duffy and friends to capture the heartwarming winter time. Daffy and his friends will also change into brand new Christmas costumes. In the cute and fun Christmas decoration of the "Daffy and Friends Play House", fans are welcome to celebrate together and send warm wishes to each other. As night falls, the Christmas choir will sing in unison on the streets of a small town in the United States, kicking off the traditional highlight of the amusement park, the "Dreams Come True Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony"! Looking up at the new Christmas pattern composed of drones in the night sky, it's even more eye-catching! In the increasingly intense atmosphere, the giant Christmas tree adorned with sparkling decorations, symbolizing joy and blessings, will also be lit up, shining brightly, accompanied by falling snow, creating a more brilliant and warm picture for you and your loved ones!

Ocean Park in Hong Kong

Certainly! Here's a brief introduction to Ocean Park in Hong Kong: Ocean Park Hong Kong is a renowned marine-themed park located on the southern side of Hong Kong Island. Established in 1977, it has since become one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, offering a unique blend of entertainment, education, and conservation. Spread across 91.5 hectares, the park is divided into two main areas: The Summit and The Waterfront. The Summit, accessible via the iconic Cable Car, offers thrilling rides, animal exhibits, and stunning ocean views. The Waterfront, located at the park's entrance, is home to more family-friendly attractions, including the Grand Aquarium and the Adventure Land. One of the park's highlights is the Ocean Express, a kid-friendly roller coaster that takes visitors on a simulated journey through the ocean's depths. The park is also committed to wildlife conservation and operates one of the world's largest aquariums, housing a diverse array of marine life. In addition to its thrilling rides and educational exhibits, Ocean Park hosts various events throughout the year, including Halloween and Christmas celebrations, making it a dynamic destination for visitors of all ages. With its commitment to sustainability and its focus on providing memorable experiences, Ocean Park continues to be a cherished part of Hong Kong's cultural landscape.

Taipei-Hong Kong | Hong Kong-Taipei (Round Trip)

D1: Airport Express (AsiaWorld-Expo Station - Hong Kong Station) -> Mini Hotel Central -> Kam's Roast Goose (Hennessy Road) -> Causeway Bay (Canal Road West) -> Victoria Peak (Peak Tram Station) -> Lan Kwai Fong (Central Station) -> Ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan Hotel D2: Central Station (Tung Chung Line -> Sunny Bay Station -> Disneyland Resort Line) -> Hong Kong Disneyland -> Central Station (Disneyland Resort Line -> Sunny Bay Station -> Tung Chung Line) -> Ding Ding Tram (Pottinger Street -> Kennedy Town -> Connaught Road West) -> Best Western Plus Hotel D3: Observation Wheel -> Star Ferry (Pier 7) -> 1881 Heritage -> Lan Fong Yuen, DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store, Wong Chi Kee -> Choi Hung Estate (Tsim Sha Tsui Station -> Mong Kok Station -> Choi Hung Station) -> Avenue of Stars (Choi Hung Station -> Diamond Hill -> East Tsim Sha Tsui Station) -> Star Ferry (Star Ferry Pier) -> BIG BUS (Night Tour) -> Ibis Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan Hotel