Hong Kong 3-Day, 2-Night Super Guide: No Detours

My Hong Kong trip involved 30,000 steps, and I'm sharing this super-practical guide with you! We departed from Nanjing and landed in Hong Kong at noon to begin our exciting journey. Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui – Mong Kok – Yau Ma Tei – Tsim Sha Tsui – Victoria Harbour After landing in Hong Kong, take the cross-border bus A21 directly to Tsim Sha Tsui. The red tea restaurant near Tsim Sha Tsui is amazing, so remember to check it out! After checking in to the hotel, take the subway to Mong Kok. The place to check in at Mong Kok is on the overpass, but it is crowded and backlit, so it may not be ideal for taking photos when the weather is bad. Follow the navigation from Mong Kok all the way to the Yau Ma Tei Police Station without detours. Then, return to Tsim Sha Tsui along Nathan Road and head to Victoria Harbour in the evening. Don't wait until it's completely dark to see the night view, as the scenery is more charming then! The night in Tsim Sha Tsui is full of life, with the aroma of fried skewers and beef brisket filling the air. The Kyoho grape drink at 7-Eleven is not available in Mainland China. The slightly sweet taste is amazing, so be sure to try it! Day 2: Tsim Sha Tsui – Harbour City – Tsim Sha Tsui – Kennedy Town – Central – Sunset Ride – Tsim Sha Tsui The light in Harbour City is not very good, and photos are easily backlit. If you want to check in at the coffee shop upstairs, it is not easy to find, so remember to ask the mall staff. Kennedy Town has many places to check in. Find the soccer field from Exit C of the subway to take beautiful photos. Return to Exit C and walk to the left to see a unique coffee shop. Continue to the end of the seaside to take photos with the landmark. After taking photos, try the same Xing Hing food that Eason Chan and JJ Lin enjoy. It's so delicious that you won't forget it! (The store accepts HKD payments.) Central can be called a "foot-wasting paradise." The Fringe Club (Exit D2), the pink graffiti wall (Exit D2), and the Central Market Clock (Exit C) are all worth visiting. Walk along the elevated walkway to reach the Ferris wheel. Take the Sunset Ride H1 from Pier 6 near the Ferris wheel to return to the Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. We took the 5 PM ride, and the sea breeze was very strong, so remember to be prepared for the wind! Day 3: Return trip Since the flight time from Hong Kong to Nanjing was not ideal, we chose to stay in Shenzhen for one night. On the last day, we took a taxi from Tsim Sha Tsui to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station. Note that there will be extra charges for luggage. Super Practical Tips: 1. Hong Kong trips are very tiring on the feet, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes! 2. Red and oversized clothes are very suitable for the streets of Hong Kong. The more casual the outfit, the better the photos!