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Hong Kong, a city full of charm between old culture and the magnificence of skyscrapers that you should experience at least once in your life. For this trip, we traveled for only 3 days and 2 nights in December, which was a very good time, around 10 degrees. We traveled with Hong Kong Airlines, arriving in the morning and being able to continue our trip right away. This time, we stayed in Mog Kok, which is very convenient, easy to find food, easy to travel with MTR, and very close to shopping. For anyone who comes to Hong Kong, we recommend staying in this area. For the check-in points on this trip, we have listed them below. For anyone with a short plan, go ahead and follow them. 1. Hong Kong Cultural Centre, a modern building with unique design, another popular Instagrammable spot for content creators, and it is also near Victoria Harbour. How to get there: Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit E, then walk towards Salisbury Road. 2. Victoria Harbour, a viewpoint that if you don't visit, it's like you didn't come to Hong Kong. It is a viewpoint of the Centa building on the riverside that is very impressive. At 8 pm, there will be a light, color, and sound show called Symphony of Light. You can also walk from this point to Avenue of Stars and end at the luxurious shopping mall K11 Musea. 3. Yick Fat Building, a famous building that is a famous location from the movie Transformers. It feels like the Khlong Chan flats in our country, but when you take pictures, it looks cool and raw. In addition, there is a famous coffee shop called %Araboica that has opened under this building. It is a modern cafe that perfectly contrasts the rawness of the building. How to get there: MTR Tai Koo Station, Exit B, turn left and walk a little bit. 4. Graham Street Mural, a very popular street with cool street art for taking pictures to check in. Anyone who comes to Central must stop by to check in. How to get there: MTR Central Station and search for Doubleshot Coffee Shop, the road will be right next to this shop. 5.Blue Bottle Coffee: A coffee shop with a blue bottle as its symbol, the Central branch is the first branch in Hong Kong. It has 2 floors. The ground floor is an order point suitable for Grab & Go customers, while the 2nd floor is a Slow Bar with seating. Coffee lovers must not miss it. 6.Repulse Bay Another super chill beach in Hong Kong with great vibes, a bit of a Miami feel. It is also home to the famous Kwun Yin Temple in Thailand. It is another peaceful temple with a great atmosphere. How to get there: MTR Central Station, Exit A, then take bus number 6, 6A, 6X, 66 or 260 from the Bus Terminal and get off in front of the Repulse Bay Tower building. It takes about 20 minutes. The view along the way is very beautiful. 7.Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple or Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple, where Thai people like to come to worship and borrow money from Kwun Yin. If you come on Saturdays and Sundays, there will be a lot of people, but the staff can speak Thai and have Thai language available. It is recommended to come on weekdays. And it's a good idea to bring along some glasses and a mask, because it's a small, enclosed temple, so the incense smoke is really strong. How to get there: MTR Hung Hum Station Exit B1, walk for about 10 minutes. Hong Kong may be a small island, but it has a lot to offer. It's a city full of charm and a culture that's so contrasting yet so well-rounded that no matter where you go, it's like you've been transported to a Wong Kar-wai movie. You can grab your camera and take endless photos. There are so many other places to visit here, and one visit alone is definitely not enough. #travelchina #flytohongkong #hongkong #travelhongkong #hongkong