The night view of Victoria Harbour is stunning

Victoria Harbour Travel Guide: Discover the Pearl of the Orient Victoria Harbour is a landmark attraction in Hong Kong, combining natural beauty with urban prosperity. Itinerary We recommend spending a day here to enjoy the views of Victoria Harbour by day and night. Start your journey in the morning and end it with the Symphony of Lights show at night. Transportation Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station, leave from Exit E, and walk for a few minutes to reach Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, a great place to enjoy the views of the north shore of Victoria Harbour. If you want to enjoy the views from the south shore, get off at Causeway Bay Station on the Island Line and take a bus to the waterfront area near Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai. Must-see Attractions - Avenue of Stars: Modeled after the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the ground is embedded with plaques of 73 movie stars, and more than 30 handprints. Here, you can learn about the development of Hong Kong cinema and take photos with the handprints of your favorite stars. - Golden Bauhinia Square: Established to commemorate the return of Hong Kong, a solemn flag-raising ceremony is held here every morning. The bright red national flag and the Hong Kong regional flag fly together over Victoria Harbour, which is worth seeing. - Star Ferry: Experience a century-old means of transportation and travel between the two sides of Victoria Harbour at an affordable price. You can enjoy the skyscrapers and ships on both sides of the harbor up close and experience the charm of Hong Kong. Food Recommendations - Tsui Wah Restaurant: A famous chain of Hong Kong-style cafes, with signature dishes such as curry fish balls, cream piglet buns, and pineapple buns, where you can taste authentic Hong Kong flavors. - Wah So Cafe: Famous for its tomato soup dishes, the tomato soup base is rich and sweet and sour, paired with various ingredients such as chicken wings and luncheon meat, which will make your mouth water. Tips - Check the weather forecast in advance to avoid going in bad weather, which will affect your viewing experience. - When watching the light show, go early to get a good spot, such as the designated viewing area on the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui. - There are more tourists during holidays, so be sure to follow the rules and take care of your personal belongings when taking the Star Ferry or visiting attractions.