Hong Kong Citywalk | Recommend three artistic blocks suitable for photo check-ins

There are never enough street scenes and humanities in Hong Kong. Sun Moon Star Street is very artistic, every small shop decorates the shop front beautifully, very suitable for taking some portrait check-in photos. Lee Tung Street gathers some delicious bakeries and coffee shops, it is said to be the former happy event street, it looks very prosperous, with some traditional atmosphere. Lan Kwai Fong is a gathering place for bar enthusiasts, the more lively the night. ✅Sun Moon Star Street Sun Moon Star Street, located between Admiralty and Wan Chai, is composed of three parallel streets: Star Street, Sun Street, and Moon Street. There are various independent small shops hidden here, suitable for slow walks and slow shots. ✅Lee Tung Street Lee Tung Street, located in Wan Chai District, is a famous printing production and retail center in Hong Kong, especially famous for printing wedding invitations. The 'Invitation Street' written by Hong Kong's talented lyricist Wong Wai-man won an award, making more people recognize this beautiful street. The buildings on Lee Tung Street, except for several high-rise buildings facing Johnston Road and Queen's Road East, are all Tong buildings from the 1950s to the 1960s, neat and uniform, and the rooftops are connected. Because there are many printing shops to choose from on the entire street, it has become the first choice for many Hong Kong people to purchase printed matter, and even attracts many foreign tourists to come here to buy some rich printed matter as a souvenir. ✅Lan Kwai Fong Lan Kwai Fong, a L-shaped uphill path in the Central District, is a mid-to-high-end consumption area composed of D'Aguilar Street, Wellington Street, Wyndham Street, Anli, Renshouli and Ronghuali, with a collection of large and small bars and restaurants. It is the most famous and characteristic bar area in Hong Kong, popular among the younger generation and tourists. From the Pedder Street exit of the Central MTR station, walk along the uphill path, and you can reach Lan Kwai Fong in about 10 minutes. It is full of European atmosphere, with bars and restaurants on both sides. Most bars operate from noon to one in the morning or later, colorful and more exciting at night.