Hong Kong Citywalk Hidden Route

Here comes the Hong Kong Citywalk guide for walking 50,000 steps! Follow the memories of Hong Kong in Cantopop, from the Victoria Harbour night view to Wong Tai Sin Temple. This route takes you to explore the Pearl of the Orient where tradition and modernity intertwine✨ 🎵Recommended BGM: Loop "Next Station, Tianhou," "Fuji Mountain Below," and "Wedding Card Street" to instantly get the Hong Kong vibe 🚩Must-visit spots: 1️⃣ Victoria Harbour Victoria Harbour during the day is a postcard of clear blue, and at night it transforms into a dazzling avenue of stars. Recommended to visit the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade at dusk to catch the "Symphony of Lights" show 2️⃣ Wong Tai Sin Temple A bustling landmark temple in Hong Kong with very effective fortune sticks! Don’t forget to touch the bronze statue of your zodiac sign at the entrance 🐉 3️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui & Nathan Road A paradise for shopaholics! Shop until your legs hurt at Harbour City and K11 Musea, and there are plenty of Hong Kong-style tea restaurants on the street (highly recommend the steamed milk pudding at Australia Dairy Company) 4️⃣ Kowloon Walled City Park Filming location of "Kung Fu"! Preserves the Qing Dynasty city wall ruins, perfect for wearing a cheongsam to take vintage-style photos📸 5️⃣ The Peak Be sure to take the Peak Tram! The best spot to overlook Victoria Harbour is the Sky Terrace at the Peak Tower. It’s recommended to go up at dusk to see the city lights come on 🌟Hidden gems: Take the Ding Ding tram to roam Hong Kong Island, and watch the clash of century-old buildings and blue sea and sky at Stanley and Repulse Bay. The old pier in front of Murray House has a strong TVB drama vibe. Don’t forget to buy a cone from the Fu Ho ice cream truck🍦 🍜Food guide: - Kau Kee Beef Brisket: 21 Gough Street, Sheung Wan (must-try clear soup beef brisket with E-fu noodles) - Lan Fong Yuen: 2 Gage Street, Central (silk stocking milk tea is legendary) - Yee Shun Milk Company: 506 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay (double skin milk pudding is amazing) 💡Useful tips: • Octopus card can be used on MTR, buses, and convenience stores • Buy Peak Tram tickets online in advance to skip the line • Wear comfortable flat shoes! Hong Kong has so many slopes you’ll question life • Remember sunglasses + high SPF sunscreen when sunbathing at Repulse Bay