[2024 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Mong Kok (Updated Oct)

The 18 photos of Hong Kong Citywalk fulfill all fantasies about Hong Kong

Ever since watching Hong Kong movies as a child, I have had unique memories of this city. Being here feels like watching a real-life Hong Kong movie. I started my Citywalk 🚶 without stopping and found that I walked 30,000 steps in one day. Looking back at the photos I took, I feel satisfied with all my memories and fantasies of Hong Kong. 1️⃣📍Kennedy Town Basketball Court Exit C of the Kennedy Town MTR station, where the boats entering and leaving the harbor and the passing trams complement each other perfectly. It's so Hong Kong, and shooting with a telephoto lens gives a more compressed feeling. 2️⃣-3️⃣📍Monster Building The filming location for Transformers, a place that has been popular for many years, has a very strong sense of oppression. Remember to take photos civilly without disturbing the residents. 4️⃣📍The seaside on the east side of Kennedy Town You can take a bus there, where the sea breeze and waves hit your face. It's best to bring insect repellent spray, and be careful on the moss-covered path. 5️⃣📍Sai Ying Pun An old district of Hong Kong, with buildings built along the mountain, and corridors connecting each building. Classic taxis shuttle through them. 6️⃣-7️⃣📍Arsenal Street Footbridge On the footbridge where Hennessy Road and Arsenal Street intersect, you can capture the classic taxi and tram & church photo spot. 8️⃣📍Queen's Road Central 'The crowds surge on Queen's Road Central' - this lyric perfectly describes the bustling scene of this busy street. 9️⃣📍Bank Street A classic spot to take photos with the tram. Long exposure can capture the feeling of the traffic flow. 🔟📍North Point Market The market in North Point is bustling with people, with trams weaving through. It feels like you've entered the life of the locals. 1️⃣1️⃣📍Lugard Road A viewing platform with fewer people than The Peak, and it's free$. It's the best place to watch a sunrise. 1️⃣2️⃣📍Mount Butler One of the top three viewing platforms in Hong Kong, in my opinion. There are many mosquitoes on the way up the mountain, but it all feels worth it when you sit on the mountain watching the sunset. 1️⃣3️⃣📍Rainbow Village The subway station is rainbow-colored, and playing basketball in the courts among the rainbow-colored buildings feels like going back to the student days. 1️⃣4️⃣📍Lai King Garden Aerial Photography A neighborhood I accidentally discovered on the map on the way to Kowloon Bay, with clean and orderly buildings that have a strong visual impact. 1️⃣5️⃣📍West Kowloon Cultural District Waterfront Park A park where locals go for a walk after meals. Opposite is the Central area, not many people and the night view is super great. 1️⃣6️⃣📍'Golden Multitude' Neon signs south of Mong Kok station, just navigate directly. The taxis passing under the neon lights feel like watching a real-life Hong Kong movie. 1️⃣7️⃣-1️⃣8️⃣📍Mong Kok Footbridge As one of the busiest areas in Hong Kong, the streets are bustling with people under the classic neon signs at night. On the footbridge in Mong Kok, you can capture many lively streets. · I will be staying in the Greater Bay Area for a while, continuing to update photo spots and travel routes in Hong Kong, helping everyone to enjoy Hong Kong better

Hong Kong One Day City Walk - A 20,000-step journey with a guide

Prepare in advance: 1. Get an Octopus card (applicable for all transportation and most shopping, very convenient!) But it's not mandatory, you can use the wx ride code to travel everywhere. 2. Exchange for Hong Kong dollars according to personal spending (many small shops really only accept HKD, if you plan to visit Lung Shing Dispensary, HKD is a must) I usually exchange at the border, and if there's any leftover, I can exchange it back. 3. Hong Kong and Macau pass. 4. Power bank 5. Google Maps 6. Hong Kong one-day data SIM card (easily purchased online, very cheap and I find it quite useful, there's basically always signal) One day check-in Recommended sightseeing route: Cross the border at Shenzhen Futian Port (or directly take the 🚄 to West Kowloon) ➡️ Mong Kok ➡️ Yau Ma Tei ➡️ Tsim Sha Tsui ➡️ Avenue of Stars ➡️ Central ➡️ Kennedy Town One day check-in itinerary: From Lok Ma Chau Station 🚇 take the East Rail Line towards Admiralty to Kowloon Tong Station, transfer to the Kwun Tong Line towards Whampoa to Mong Kok Station, Exit B2 to see the popular check-in spot, the footbridge ➡️ After taking photos, walk to Yau Ma Tei Hong Kong Police Station ➡️ After shooting Yau Ma Tei Police Station, walk to Yau Ma Tei Station (B2), take the Tsuen Wan Line towards Central to Tsim Sha Tsui Station (E), locate near the Clock Tower, Harbour City and Avenue of Stars are nearby for a stroll and photos, Harbour City popular coffee shop (Harbour City Mall 3rd floor, Shop 309) ➡️ After shooting, walk to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, take the 5 HKD Star Ferry for 5 minutes to Central Pier (turn left at Pier 9/10 🉑 to take a full view of the Ferris wheel), enjoy the famous ice cream, and the popular clock is nearby, then you can walk to fineprint to take photos of the graffiti wall, etc. Additionally, the Bank of China Tower trio, Central Station Exit J2 (navigate to Bank of China Tower, walk and see a staircase on the right, and a subway passage on the left) is recommended for night photography ➡️ From Central Station, take the Island Line towards Kennedy Town to reach Kennedy Town, Exit C, walk to Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park Some small suggestions: 1. Most places in Hong Kong do not have seating, be prepared for a lot of walking and wear the most comfortable shoes 👟 2. For those who want to take photos and check in, please note ⚠️ most popular photo spots are crowded, it's recommended to find your own angles to avoid the crowd, otherwise, it's really a waste of time

🍜 Hong Kong Poor Travel Challenge, the ultimate search for food and attractions!

🎒 You don't have to splurge when you come to Hong Kong! We're going to take you through this bustling city, exploring the most affordable food and attractions, proving that the excitement of travelling isn't about how much you spend! 🤑 🍜 Value Food Exploration - In Hong Kong, even a small wallet can eat super satisfyingly! Come and try some of the most memorable street food, from fish balls to roast goose, every bite is a delicious surprise! 🥢🥟🌆 Free! 🌆 Free Attraction Tour - Who says beauty has to cost a fortune? We take you to Victoria Harbour, the Peak, and many more hidden free beauties, so you can have the most fun with the least expense! 🏙️📷 The excitement of Hong Kong is not about how big your wallet is, but how widely you explore! Follow our poor travelling tips to make your trip to Hong Kong both affordable and memorable! 🌉💖

HongKong food trip around MongKok

This was a half day itinerary before we went to catch our plane ride home. Started the day with porridge. I chose fish and salted egg but there were bones in it so do be careful when eating. The salted egg elevated the tasted and I loved it! Then it was time to grab souvenirs and soak up the last bit of HongKong vibes. I had Mannny's egglets. Chose the earl grey flavour one and i like it very much. It was warm, fragrant and has a new chewy texture. In short walking distance was Coconut King so I ordered one to try. Was really popular in the past but I havent had it before in my previous trip. Worth the try but im not a coconut fan so i'll stick to ComeBuyTea bubbletea!! #hongkong #citywalk #porridge #egglets #coconutdrink

Hong Kong One-Day Tour

🇭🇰Hong Kong One-Day Tour (University Student Special Forces Edition Guide) 🎒Before Departure: 1️⃣ Get your Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit and visa endorsement ready (if you already have the permit but the endorsement has expired, don't forget to renew it, there are self-service endorsement machines, ¥15 per time). 2️⃣ Exchange some Hong Kong dollars💰(generally 100 RMB = 110 HKD). Many old shops only accept cash, some shops do not exchange rates for WeChat Pay, and you can also use it for buses! 3️⃣ Before entering Hong Kong, search for overseas internet packages on Alipay and purchase a suitable data package, don't forget your ID card🪪! Arrival Process: 1️⃣ You can take the high-speed train🚄 directly to Hong Kong West Kowloon (Pros: directly to the city center of Hong Kong, Cons: relatively expensive). 2️⃣ Take the East Rail Line🚇 from Futian Port or Luohu Port (equivalent to the subway) (Pros: cheaper, about 30 RMB, Cons: takes longer, about 1 hour including customs clearance and travel time). (Since I was meeting a friend in Shenzhen, I chose to enter from the port) Special Forces Process: 1️⃣ Departure Get up at 5:30 in the morning, take the subway to Guangzhou East at 6:00, take the high-speed train🚄 at 8:15 (¥79.5), and arrive at Shenzhen Station at 9:35 (together with Luohu Port, no need to transfer transportation). After meeting my friend, we entered Hong Kong at 10:00, the customs clearance was smooth, requiring ID card, Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit, and fingerprint verification ⚠️ Use the visitor channel 2️⃣ Luohu Port (customs clearance) -- Mong Kok (subway: East Rail Line) -- Yau Ma Tei (walk) -- Tsim Sha Tsui (subway: Tsuen Wan Line) -- Central (Star Ferry) -- Golden Bauhinia Square -- Causeway Bay (Ding Ding Tram) 1 Mong Kok is particularly photogenic, many people check in here, every casual shot is a Hong Kong movie scene, and you can also eat rich ice cream🍦. 2 Yau Ma Tei Police Station (TVB check-in point) Walk from Mong Kok to Yau Ma Tei along Nathan Road, taking photos on both sides, every casual shot is a Hong Kong-style blockbuster, there are many small shops on the street to explore (some old shops only accept cash). 3 Take the subway from Yau Ma Tei to Tsim Sha Tsui, you can see Chungking Mansions when you exit the subway station, keep walking forward to see Victoria Harbour⛵️, walk towards K11 to see the Avenue of Stars. 4 After visiting the Avenue of Stars, navigate to walk to the Central Ferris Wheel🎡. 5 After visiting the above places, went to Golden Bauhinia Square, there happened to be a May Fourth student activity that day. 6 Finally went to Causeway Bay 3️⃣ Return Prepare to return to Shenzhen at around 7:00, take the MTR East Rail Line to Luohu Port Summary⚠️ 1️⃣ The last train of the East Rail Line from Admiralty to Lok Ma Chau is at 21:29 2️⃣ Luohu Port closes at midnight 3️⃣ Hong Kong MTR is relatively expensive, about five yuan for one or two stops, consider it yourself 4️⃣ Excluding the high-speed train, the total cost for one day is more than 200, only had one lunch, didn't buy anything

If you only have one day to play in Hong Kong, this route is a must

If you only have one day in Hong Kong, just copy this route!! I really love the streets of Hong Kong!! It's perfect for city walks. You have to visit Hong Kong at least once! The best city for city walks in China. Every photo looks great if you only have one day in Hong Kong. Just copy this route and your social media will explode with likes. Great for walking and taking photos. Transportation: Changsha High-Speed Rail → West Kowloon Station Hong Kong Transportation: Alipay/Octopus Card Hong Kong Classic One-Day Tour Route Central (the entire Hong Kong trip starts from Central, the most bustling area of Hong Kong) → Sai Ying Pun (a street perfect for city walks, great for taking photos) → Kennedy Town (exit from MTR B, you can take classic shots of the sea and streets through the basketball net) → Shek Tong Tsui Hill Road (wait for a bus to pass by for a mountain city vibe) → Tsim Sha Tsui (here you can find all kinds of local delicacies and endless shopping malls! I love it) → Mong Kok (this street has the most intense Hong Kong atmosphere) → Victoria Harbour (it's divine during the blue hour!)

30 years later, we can still greet Wong Kar-wai's films

"Blossoms" was a hit earlier, and it evokes nostalgia not only for Shanghai in the 1990s but also for the golden age of Hong Kong cinema 🎞️, where Wong Kar-wai's films hold a prominent place. More than 30 years have passed, which scene 🎬 from Wong Kar-wai's films do you remember the most? Is it the phone booth ☎️ where Andy Lau and Maggie Cheung kiss in "As Tears Go By"? Is it the snack bar in "Days of Being Wild" where that unforgettable minute happens? Or is it the fast-food restaurant in "Chungking Express" that makes your heart flutter 🦋 whenever you hear California Dreamin'? Previously, we searched for Hong Kong dramas for you, but this time, let's do a special movie check-in ✅ to reminisce about Hong Kong's most beautiful times. 💃 "As Tears Go By" Maggie Cheung waits for Andy Lau outside the stairs of Mui Wo Pier late at night, then they passionately kiss in the phone booth. With the reconstruction of Mui Wo Pier, it might disappear forever. Fortunately, back in Mong Kok, the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market 🍉 where Andy Lau reunites with his ex-girlfriend still retains the feel of thirty years ago. 🚬 "Days of Being Wild" The snack bar where Maggie Cheung worked at the South China Athletic Association is no longer there. Luckily, in the bustling Central district, the place where Maggie Cheung looked at the clock ⏰ and told herself to forget that person from that minute still exists. If you're lucky, you might still see the large clock hanging high up. In the hidden corners of Mid-Levels, the place where Andy Lau waited for Maggie Cheung's call every night still exists. When you see the old stone 🪨 wall from Conduit Road, you can't help but feel a sense of inexplicable emotion. 🌳 "Chungking Express" Unfortunately, the "Midnight Express" has long since turned into a convenience store. However, you can still listen 👂🏻 to California Dreamin' and wander near the Central-Mid-Levels escalator, try the dai pai dong dishes that Tony Leung ate, and feel the taste of old Hong Kong at the Graham Street Market. Of course, don't forget to take the Star Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui, walk into Chungking Mansions 🏢 and the adjacent Mirador Mansion. Although 30 years have passed, the charm of the movie still remains. 🪽 "Fallen Angels" Also in Tsim Sha Tsui, the McDonald's 🍔 where Leon Lai and Karen Mok met was originally on Hankow Road. If you like this movie, the Yau Ma Tei where Leon Lai lived has been demolished and rebuilt, and you can only search for his shadow on the platform. 👗 "In the Mood for Love" The most mesmerizing scene in "In the Mood for Love" is when Su Li-zhen (Maggie Cheung) receives a call from Chow Mo-wan (Tony Leung) and goes to the hotel 🏨 to find him, wearing high heels and walking up and down the stairs. This classic scene's location was rebuilt more than ten years ago, becoming a more fashionable staircase 🪜. Few people pass by here, so you might as well reminisce about the delicate emotions in the movie in the dark corners of the stairs. As the filming locations gradually disappear 🫥 in the city's development, when we no longer have them, the only thing we can do is not to forget.

Punch-in Holy Land! Hidden photo spots in Hong Kong that will elevate your social media game

Hey buddies, today let's travel to the dazzling Pearl of the Orient—Hong Kong! 🌃 The night view of Victoria Harbour is simply synonymous with romance! 💖 Imagine standing on the Star Ferry, with the lights shining on both sides, the sea breeze gently blowing, as if the whole city is lighting up just for you! 🎉 Don't forget to go to The Peak, take the vintage tram 🚠, reach the clouds, and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Hong Kong. At that moment, you can't help but shout: "WOW, this is too beautiful!" 😍 Speaking of food, Hong Kong is definitely a paradise for foodies! Temple Street, the street food stalls in Mong Kok, a bowl of steaming beef brisket noodles 🍜, a crispy and tender egg waffle 🍳, and the irresistible pineapple bun 🍍, each one is the ultimate temptation for your taste buds! Don't forget, shopping is also a highlight in Hong Kong! From luxury stores in Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui to vintage markets in Central, from international brands to niche designs, everything you want is here, ensuring you can't stop shopping! 💰 Lastly, don't forget Hong Kong's fashion and trends. From the fashion shows at Harbour City to the artistic alleys in Central, every step you take is in tune with the rhythm of fashion, making you an instant fashion icon! 👗 Come to Hong Kong and experience this visual and gastronomic feast! 🎉 Miss it, and you might regret it for a whole year! 😉

Summer must-visit street scene in Hong Kong - Mong Kok

Speaking of Mong Kok, those who like watching Hong Kong dramas should be familiar with it. Many Hong Kong dramas come here to shoot scenes 🎬. Mong Kok is very suitable for City walks, where you can feel the strong Hong Kong atmosphere and satisfy all your needs for eating, drinking, and entertainment. 🌟 📍 Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region 🚇 Transportation: Get off at Mong Kok East on the MTR East Rail Line, then walk for about eight minutes. ⏳ Playtime: 2-3 hours 🌟 If I could only visit one place in Hong Kong, I would definitely choose Mong Kok. This is the most representative area of Hong Kong and a place where you can never get enough of walking around. Here you will find a dazzling array of goods, densely packed street shops, red minibuses 🚌 shuttling around, hanging neon signs, and hurried pedestrians. It can be said to be the place with the largest flow of people in Hong Kong. Places like Langham Place, Argyle Street, Sai Yeung Choi Street South, Tung Choi Street (Ladies' Market), and Mong Kok Centre are all great for shopping and taking photos 📸. Summer is a great time to come here to cool off! 🌟 Travel Tips ✅ You can get a metro card or bus card on Alipay - Travel, and scan the QR code to pass through the gate when taking public transport. ✅ If you are staying in Hong Kong, bring an adapter or power bank, otherwise, your phone won't charge. ✅ Wear a pair of comfortable shoes, otherwise, your feet will hurt after a day of walking.

Ice cream truck

Happened to see an ice cream truck parked at a busy roadside, bought one to try and took photo to capture the moment.

University students in Guangzhou have an extreme one-day tour in Hong Kong with lots of photo spots

Spent a day in Hong Kong with friends on the weekend. Hong Kong is really great for shopping and taking pictures! Here's a summary for the ladies, Photo spots without retracing your steps 📸 Travel mode: 🚄Guangzhou East ➡️ Shenzhen Shenzhen Luohu Port clearance 🚇 Subway direct to Hong Kong 👣Itinerary: Morning: Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei—Tsim Sha Tsui (Star Ferry 🚢)—Central Pier—Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 Afternoon: Take a sightseeing bus all the way to Causeway Bay—Times Square—Mount Butler 🏔️ Photo spots 📸 1️⃣Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei (p2-p6) Great for shooting traditional old Hong Kong street scenes. Strong depth on both sides of the Mong Kok footbridge, and there are many street signs like Nathan Road. The subway background wall is also very photogenic! 2️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui-Harbour City Victoria Harbour spot (p7-p8) Staircase spot near Harbour City close to Victoria Harbour You can capture the entire Victoria Harbour seascape 🌊 3️⃣Central Pier No.9 (p9-p11) Take the Star Ferry to Central Pier No.9 and No.10, right opposite the Ferris wheel You can fully capture the Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 while avoiding the crowds 4️⃣Open-top sightseeing bus (p12-15) Open-top sightseeing bus 🚌 opposite the Star Ferry pier only costs 40 Hong Kong dollars per person. The whole journey can take an hour. You can enjoy the scenery and the breeze along the way. It's really worth it! It's even better during sunset 5️⃣Mount Butler 🏔️ (p17-p18) You can take a bus directly to this less-traveled hiking route in Causeway Bay! You can easily hike and enjoy the stunning Hong Kong seascape, sunset, and night view! But make sure to check the route on your first visit. There are dirt paths and many forks on the mountain. It's recommended to save the map in advance!

You must visit Hong Kong for the New Year! Here comes the detailed guide! Welcome to check in

⭕️Pre-departure preparation: 1⃣️Crossing the border: Apply for the Hong Kong and Macau Pass at the local immigration bureau 7 working days in advance, a single endorsement allows a 7-day stay, and the document can be issued within 6 working days. 2⃣️Exchange Hong Kong dollars in advance (some stores can only pay in cash) 3⃣️Purchase a data package in advance 4⃣️Now you can directly use Alipay to scan the QR code for subway rides in Hong Kong! — ❤️Hong Kong Check-in Spots 🔅Disneyland: A dreamy place for children and family outings 🔅Victoria Harbour: The largest port in Asia, one of the three best night views in the world 🔅Peak: The best place to overlook Victoria Harbour 🔅Ocean Park: A world-class theme park 🔅Avenue of Stars: Modeled after the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the United States 🔅Central: Mini Hong Kong, a window to understand Hong Kong 🔅Tsim Sha Tsui: A good place for food and shopping 🔅Mong Kok: Shopping paradise in Hong Kong - 🏠Accommodation Guide 💙For convenient shopping: Stay in Causeway Bay, mainly for convenient transportation and shopping, shopping places include Times Square, Sogo Department Store, World Trade Centre 💙For food: In the bustling area of Causeway Bay, you can find gourmet food, affordable tea restaurants, banquet halls, high-end hotel restaurants, and various types of Chinese and Western cuisine 💙For convenient transportation: The area around Tsim Sha Tsui Station is convenient for transportation, it is easy to travel from Tsim Sha Tsui to the airport and Causeway Bay 💙Convenient shopping, many attractions: The nearby Jordan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui is the 'golden mile of shopping' with various brand stores and department stores 💙Mong Kok: Not as luxurious as Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, it's an ordinary Hong Kong microcosm, with affordable prices — 💵Shopping Guide 💰Harbour City: Known for a complete range of famous brands, including Hermès, LV, CHANEL, it's also crowded, with many children's products on the basement level, and sports goods on the second floor 💰Times Square: The brands in Times Square are more expensive, including cosmetics, brand handbags, with high-end clothing brands on the 4-6 floors, and electronics on the 7-8 floors 💰Landmark: A complete range of luxury brands, it is a benchmark for high-end lifestyle, with popular cafes, free art exhibitions, and designer boutiques 💰Elements Shopping Mall: A well-known shopping center with many big brands, and there are many outdoor bars — ⚠️Travel tips: ①Adapters & Power Banks Hong Kong uses British standard sockets, so a multi-functional adapter is needed, most hotels do not provide them, be sure to prepare in advance ②Transportation The Octopus card is a powerful transportation card, not only can it be used for ferries and trams, but also for subways and buses

Walking 30,000 steps a day, capturing Hong Kong with my camera, including the shooting locations

🌟 Only having one day in Hong Kong, I walked 30,000 steps like a special forces soldier checking in 📷 at various shooting spots. ❗️It's really photogenic, full of Hong Kong style. 🚶 Route: Mong Kok Goldfish Street - 🚶 Walk to Yau Ma Tei Police Station - 🚊 Subway to Kennedy Town - 🚶 Walk to Sai Ying Pun & HKU - 🚊 Subway to Causeway Bay - 🚌 Ding Ding Tram to Wan Chai and Admiralty - 🚶 Walk to Central - 🎡 Ride the Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui & Victoria Harbour - 🚊 Subway to Lok Ma Chau for exit 📷 Shooting locations: Photo 1️⃣ Central Subway A exit, on the overpass Photo 2️⃣ From Kennedy Town to the bus stop on North Street, Sai Ying Pun Photo 3️⃣-Photo 5️⃣ Intersection of Arsenal Street and Hennessy Road, ❗️on the overpass Photo 6️⃣ Near HKU in Sai Ying Pun Photo 7️⃣ On the bridge to take the Star Ferry from Central Pier, capturing the Ferris wheel 🎡 Photo 8️⃣ Anywhere in Causeway Bay 🉑 Photo 9️⃣-Photo 1️⃣0️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier ⛵️ Photo 1️⃣2️⃣ Turn left out of Kennedy Town C exit, up the stairs to the 🏀 basketball court

Pineapple boa and beef noodles mania

Hong Kong Travel Guide | Special Forces Brisk Walk 20,000 Steps City walk

Hong Kong is really too good to photograph! Visited Hong Kong during the National Day~ Watched the fireworks show! Saw one of the world's top three night views! Rode the Ding Ding tram! Took the citybus! Took a boat! Travel Tips: 📸 🔸 Disneyland: Recommended for kids and girlfriends 🔸 Victoria Harbour: The largest harbour in Asia 🔸 The Peak: Overlooking one of the top three night views in the world 🔸 Central: Mini Hong Kong, a window to get to know Hong Kong 🔸 Tsim Sha Tsui: Great place for food and shopping 🔸 Mong Kok: Shopping paradise in Hong Kong 🔸 Kennedy Town The overlapping of the sea and the Ding Ding tram that's super popular online 🔥 is super romantic. 🔸 Causeway Bay is the busiest shopping and dining entertainment area, feel the charm of Hong Kong at night ✅ How to ride the Ding Ding tram There are a total of 6 tram lines, each line has an east and west direction, and the sign on the front of the tram is the name of the terminal station 🚉. ① Shek Tong Tsui → Kennedy Town ② Happy Valley → Shau Kei Wan ③ Kennedy Town → Happy Valley ④ Shek Tong Tsui → Causeway Bay ⑤ Shek Tong Tsui → North Point ⑥ Sheung Wan → Shau Kei Wan- 📳 Preparation: 🔸 Hong Kong and Macau Pass 🔸 Octopus Card 💳 (can be purchased at 711 convenience stores after crossing the border, need to be topped up with Hong Kong dollars) 🔸 Hong Kong dollars 💰 (small amount) 🔸 Activate Hong Kong roaming 📱 🔸 Power bank/charger adapter 🔸 Health code Hong Kong is so much fun and so photogenic, I will come again!!

If you only have 1 day in Hong Kong, this itinerary is worth considering

A.Citywalk itinerary🎬: 🌳Kennedy Town→The University of Hong Kong→Sai Ying Pun→Central→Star Ferry→Tsim Sha Tsui→Mong Kok 1️⃣Kennedy Town C Exit -Navigate🧭: "Kennedy Town Playground Basketball Court🏀" Sea🌊, boats⛵️, bridge🌉, taxis🚕, minibuses🚌, street views, crowds... very picturesque～ -Walk to "Kennedy Town Waterfront Park⛲️" to enjoy the breeze and a coffee☕️～ -Take the "3HKD" tram🚎 and continue touring east～ 2️⃣The University of Hong Kong B1 Exit If you want to catch the sunset🌄～ time it just right～ 3️⃣Sai Ying Pun B2 Exit Magical 8D street views🏙️～Western Street→Centre Street→Eastern Street➡️/D. First Street→Second Street→Third Street⬇️～ 4️⃣Central The market stairs are very artistic～Stone Slab Street～Court of Final Appeal～ 5️⃣Star Ferry Ferris wheel🎡～ From Hong Kong Island to Kowloon "5HKD" to take a boat🚤 across the sea🏝️～ It only takes a few minutes to arrive～ and the frequency is fast～ Fun～ 6️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui Shopping🛍️～Shopping🛍️～ 7️⃣Mong Kok Rich in local life～A gathering of traditional eateries～ Tung Choi Street Night Market/Goldfish Market🐠/Sneaker Street…… B. Travel Tips🚇: Map🗺️: High De🉑～ Bus🚌: Electronic payment👌～Very convenient～ C. Food Sharing🍱: Red Island Tea Room (Satay Beef Noodles)/Good Good Cafe (Steamed Pork Rib Rice)/🐔 Wing Mountain (Wasabi Crab Roe, Cheese🧀 Sauce)/Street Herbal Tea (didn't pay attention to the name～hhhh～)/Red Bean Bakery (Pineapple Bun🍍) No strategy version～Chose these few randomly in Mong Kok and they were all pretty good～

Copy this citywalk route directly next time you go to Hong Kong

Experiencing Citywalk in Hong Kong is simply blissful💗 Long coastlines, retro buildings, romantic street views, every corner might be filled with surprises🤗. 🚄Arriving at Hong Kong West Kowloon Station ‼️A must-do, declare your health code in advance on the online customs fingertip service, so you can pass through the gates faster🕐. 👣Citywalk Tour Route A day tour route around⭕️ the Hong Kong Island Line, 👍worth checking in repeatedly. Kennedy Town👉University of Hong Kong👉Sai Ying Pun👉Central👉Gun Club Hill Barracks👉Spring Garden Lane👉Healthy Village👉North Point Fire Station👍Healthy East Street👉Monster Building 🎬Worth Checking In ❇️📍Kennedy Town Popular photo spot📷. Exit B of Kennedy Town subway🚇, through the wire mesh of the basketball court🏀, you can capture the sea and the tram in the same frame. ❇️📍Gun Club Hill Barracks Stand on the overpass at the intersection of Hennessy Road➡️Gun Club Hill Barracks, where European architecture meets urban culture. ❇️📍Sai Ying Pun Typical old Hong Kong streets, with a well-arranged layout, a telephoto lens can capture Hong Kong streets and the azure sea. ❇️📍Monster Building Exit B of Tai Koo subway🚇, filming location for 'Transformers', densely packed residential buildings, preserving the most original living state of Hong Kong people. ❇️📍North Point Fire Station Symmetrical repetitive layout, with the color scheme of the Grand Budapest Hotel, very atmospheric💞. ❇️📍Healthy East Street Trams, ferries, the sea, and pedestrians, all in the same frame at this moment. ❇️📍University of Hong Kong Exit B1 of the University of Hong Kong subway🚇, experience the thrill of a sunset ride🌄. ❇️📍Spring Garden Lane Trams passing through the noisy old street market, known as Hong Kong's version of 'Maeklong Railway Market', exuding a strong local atmosphere. ❇️📍Mong Kok Garden Street Hong Kong's night market street, neon signs record the past prosperity of Hong Kong. ❇️📍Mong Kok Argyle Street Experience the thrill of a Manhattan sunset🌄. ⚠️Preparations ✔️Book immigration services online in advance through Internet Bay Service. For the Hong Kong and Macau Pass, it generally takes ⌚7 days to process, it's recommended to allow a two-week buffer. ✔️Adapter. Hong Kong and Mainland plugs are not compatible, prepare in advance. ✔️Mobile data. Activate an overseas data package on your phone. Or purchase a portable WIFI, which can be picked up and returned at the airport✈️. ✔️Cash💰. Although most areas in Hong Kong support mobile payments, some characteristic old shops only accept cash. It's advised to exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars. ✔️Power bank. It's recommended to bring your own, as you can't borrow one on the streets. ✔️Octopus card. Essential for Hong Kong city transport, download and top-up directly on your phone📱, no need for a physical card. ✔️Visa card. Uses: Some hotels require a deposit, or for shopping 🏨Accommodation 🔸Hong Kong Island: Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay 🔸Kowloon: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui ✅Make sure to check the hotel before booking! 🍰Food 🔺Wing Kee Noodle (Eason Chan's favorite noodles) 🔺bake house (The egg tarts are really delicious) 🔺Fineprint (The best brunch is really good) 🔺the mocha Tokyo (Matcha ice cream) 🔺Mashi no mashi (Beckham's favorite restaurant) 🔺Eat Tea 3000 (Delicious milk tea shop) 🔺Mong Kok Cafe (A very popular local tea restaurant) 🔺% Coffee Shop (Right by the seaside in Kennedy Town) 🛍️About Shopping 📍Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay, Times Square 📣Hong Kong is truly a shopping paradise, with all kinds of luxury brand stores available

#hkthroughmyeyes Its a must to try 一点心 if not don’t ever mention about being in hongkong people 🫰🏻

【Runaway Hong Kong】In Mong Kok: The streets are bustling with prosperity, and strolling and eating is not just about food

Breakfast at 'Shen Zai Ji', lunch at 'Dim Sum Dao', One is hidden deep in the Pau Tau Street, not too many people come and go; One is right at the entrance of Yau Ma Tei Nathan Road, the crowd is surging... It's obvious that the tea restaurants have not only improved in taste, The service of the aunties has also improved a lot. What's happy is that Alipay and WeChat Pay are also popular-- Forgot to bring the Octopus card when going out, Holding Hong Kong dollars and about to buy a single ticket at the window, Was told by the customer service that there is Alipay QR code on the machine-- Haha, such operation is very much to my liking, Having lived a cashless life in China for many years, I'm no longer worried about counterfeit money, thieves cutting the bottom of my bag... The streets are bustling with prosperity. Although there are also quite a few shops vacant, Starting from Shanghai Street, along Portland Street, to the overpass on Laundry Street, Mong Kok East sent my sister Z back to Luohu on the East Rail Line, Return to Argyle Street and Nathan Road on the first reach square, Mainland restaurant billboards appear from time to time, Seems to have the momentum of conquering the city... Just like 'Zheng Dou' took over the Imperial Palace, and 'Old Pot Sour Fish' took over the 'Queen', Is this a reshuffle and reintegration of the dining culture? We are also happy to see it~

Walking around seeing the sites of mong kok

Country: Hong Kong

City: Hong Kong Duration: 2-3 days Attractions: Mong Kok - Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei - Jordan Road - Tsim Sha Tsui - Victoria Harbour - Central - The Peak - Causeway Bay - Repulse Bay Transportation: Subway, double-decker bus, minibus, tram, ferry Cuisine: Egg waffles, pineapple buns, pork chop buns, Hong Kong-style dim sum, cart noodles, fish ball noodles, curry fish balls, roast goose, squab, Boston lobster noodles Accommodation: Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui Budget: Data card 100 yuan/piece Subway from port to city 40-50 yuan/time Star Ferry ticket 6 yuan/person Various buses 10-50 yuan/time Tram 3 yuan/person Peak Tram 75 yuan/person Observation deck 75 yuan/person Miscellaneous expenses average 200 yuan/day Food 60-150 yuan/meal Accommodation, 550-1500 yuan/room Suggestions: It is recommended to cross the border from Futian or Luohu in Shenzhen, which is more convenient for travel. Prepare Hong Kong dollar cash, Octopus card, and change the mobile data card before crossing the border, otherwise there will be no signal after crossing the border. If you stay for less than two days, it is recommended to bring a power bank. If you stay for more than two days, it is recommended to bring a British standard plug, because Hong Kong is still using British standard plugs. Summary: Hong Kong is an international city, On the streets of Hong Kong, You can see friends from all over the world everywhere, You can see many different cultures and customs. But the general consumption is higher than inland cities, Especially the high cost of accommodation makes many tourists stop! There are many special snacks in Hong Kong, It can satisfy the taste buds of food lovers. This trip to Hong Kong overall experience is very good, Hong Kong is also a very worthwhile place to travel, Here is the luxury of internationalization, There are also backward village houses, There are expensive amusement parks, and there are free hiking trails, Suitable for most people to play, recommended to play!

Came too early for breakfast and they are not open yet. This shop has hit very delicious porridge and the yu tiao is very crispy. Try the glutinous rice, I just love it.

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The limit of a worker - Hong Kong walk

👉Family, who understands! I went to Hong Kong a while ago, originally wanted to shop and relax, but I didn't expect the ultimate challenge for workers to be a violent walk on the streets of Hong Kong! 😭😭 👉I arrived in Hong Kong at ten in the morning, originally thinking of going to the hotel to put down my luggage, but I was dumbfounded as soon as I left the subway station. There were people and cars everywhere, and I felt completely surrounded. 🤦♀️🤦♀️ 👉And the roads in Hong Kong are really hard to find. The map clearly shows that it's only a few hundred meters, but I walked for half an hour and still didn't get there. 😭😭 👉I originally thought I could rest well in the afternoon, but as soon as I turned on my phone, I saw the work messages sent by my colleagues. 😭😭 👉Oh my god, I'm really speechless. I've been walking all day, feeling like my legs are going to break, and I have to work overtime at night. 😭😭 👉But fortunately, the night view of Hong Kong is beautiful. I can look at the night view when I work overtime, which can slightly relieve my fatigue. 😊😊 👉The next day, I started a new walk. This time I went to Tsim Sha Tsui, Central, and Mong Kok, and experienced the prosperity and bustle of Hong Kong. 😊😊 👉Although it's tiring, it's worth it. After all, I walked a lot, saw a lot of scenery, and also experienced the culture and style of Hong Kong. 😊😊 👉Family, if you want to travel to Hong Kong, you must be mentally prepared. Because Hong Kong is really a very crowded, busy, and vibrant city. 👍👍

A Magical Encounter with Lulu Pig at Forest Mall

Step into a world of enchantment as I take you on a journey to the Forest Mall, where the adorable Lulu Pig made a special appearance during the Christmas season. From festive installations to meet-and-greets with a real-life Lulu Pig dressed as a bear, this charming experience captured the hearts of visitors. Join me as I recount the delightful moments and the quest to secure a coveted Lulu bear souvenir at the pop-up store. A Whimsical Christmas Installation The Forest Mall transformed into a winter wonderland, adorned with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and the centerpiece—a captivating Lulu Pig Christmas installation. The attention to detail was evident, showcasing the effort put into creating a magical atmosphere. Amidst the holiday cheer, anticipation grew for the chance to meet the lovable Lulu Pig up close. Memorable Encounters and Souvenir Hunt The highlight of the experience was the designated meet-and-greet times, where a real-life Lulu Pig, dressed as a bear, interacted with guests, handed out balloons, and posed for photos. The joy and excitement were palpable as children and adults alike embraced the opportunity to meet this beloved character. The limited availability of Lulu bear souvenirs added an element of thrill to the experience. The pop-up store, adorned with Lulu merchandise, showcased a range of adorable stuffed bears and other collectibles. However, the popularity of these items led to them quickly being sold out, leaving a sense of longing for those who missed out. A Memorable Effort and Lasting Memories While the Forest Mall may not be a sprawling plaza, the dedication and creativity invested in the Lulu Pig Christmas installation were evident. The attention to detail, the opportunity to interact with a real-life Lulu Pig, and the excitement of the pop-up store created a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. The festive atmosphere, combined with the charm of Lulu Pig, left a lasting impression on those who attended. The Forest Mall's enchanting Lulu Pig Christmas installation brought joy and wonder to visitors during the holiday season. From the magical encounters with a real-life Lulu Pig dressed as a bear to the quest for the coveted Lulu bear souvenirs, the experience was filled with excitement and delight. The attention to detail and the effort put into creating a festive atmosphere showcased the dedication of the organizers. While the souvenirs may have been sold out, the memories of this enchanting encounter will forever hold a special place in the hearts of those who attended.#christmastrip #christmasdecor #localguides

Mong Kok, one of the world’s busiest places!

Mong Kok in Kowloon, Hong Kong once held the world record as the world busiest place - it has calmed down a lot since covid but is still one of the biggest shopping hubs in Hong Kong. The area is a lot older and a lot more traditional than other areas such as Central, Mid Levels and Kennedy Town but this is what gives it such a charm. Mong Kok is a great place for markets, food stalls and speciality stores selling things like luggage, watches and medicines - definitely worth browsing if you are looking for gifts to take back home. Nathan road is the main thoroughfare through Mong Kok and heads down to the harbour, I like to get the metro to Mong Kok station and weave my way through the side streets and end at the harbourside. There are plenty of modern, big name malls around which are great if you need the toilet, a coffee or to stop for food. However the better options for food are traditional dim sum, cantonese or street food restaurants along the backstreets and market streets. It can still get very busy so it’s always good to check it out early mornings if you want to avoid the crowds, however quite a lot of the markets do not open until midday, some as late as 2PM so do a bit of research if you are shopping for something in particular! But if you just want to explore and get a feel for old style Hong Kong, Mong Kok is the place for you! #hongkongtrip #Mongkok #hongkong

Lovely lemon tea in Mongkok!

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