[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Temple Street (Updated Feb)

#hongkongguide If you love history, culture, and exploring secret spots, this itinerary will take you through old neighborhoods, hidden temples, and vintage streets. Day 1: Heritage & Nostalgic Hong Kong 🎎 Morning – Man Mo Temple & Antique Street 🏮 ⏰ 9:00 AM – Start at Man Mo Temple, one of the oldest in HK. 🚇 MTR to Sheung Wan Station. 🛍️ Stroll along Cat Street Market for antiques & vintage finds. Midday – PMQ & Graham Street Market 🎨 🚶♀️ Walk to PMQ, a creative space with local designers & artists. 🌟 Check out Graham Street Market, HK’s oldest wet market! 🥡 Lunch at Sing Heung Yuen 🍝 – Famous for tomato beef noodles. Afternoon – Kowloon Walled City Park 🏯 🚇 MTR to Lok Fu Station, then walk 10 mins. 🌟 Explore the mystical ruins of a former lawless city, now a peaceful park. Evening – Temple Street Fortune Telling & Opera 🎭 🚇 MTR to Jordan Station. 🔮 Get your fortune told and watch traditional Cantonese opera at Yau Ma Tei Theatre. Day 2: Off-the-Beaten-Path Villages & Islands 🏝️ Morning – Peng Chau Island Escape 🚤 ⏰ 9:00 AM – Take a ferry from Central Pier 6 to Peng Chau. 🌟 Explore: • Hidden beaches 🏖️ • 200-year-old Tin Hau Temple 🏯 • Abandoned Leather Factory 🏭 🥡 Lunch at Kee Sum Café 🍞 – Try their famous butter toast & milk tea. Afternoon – Tai O Fishing Village 🛶 🚢 Take a boat to Tai O, a village with stilt houses & pink dolphins! Evening – Sunset at Sai Wan Swimming Shed 🌅

🌎In the intertwining of prosperity and nature, Hong Kong, the Pearl of the Orient, is quietly waiting for every traveler to explore. Driving in Hong Kong is not only a collision of speed and passion, but also an encounter of soul and beautiful scenery. Today, let me take you on this classic and romantic self-driving trip to experience Hong Kong’s unique urban charm and natural scenery. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚩Tsim Sha Tsui → Yau Ma Tei → Mong Kok → Shatin 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Hong Kong Cultural Center-Hong Kong Space Museum-Hong Kong Museum of Art-K11-Avenue of Stars DAY2: International Commerce Center-Hong Kong Palace Museum-Temple Street DAY3: Mong Kok Tung Choi Street-Flower Market-Ladies Market DAY4: Nan Lian Garden-Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple-Lion Rock Country Park 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 14 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 3-4 days, which is suitable for everyone. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Avenue of Stars: It is more than 400 meters long. The bronze statue of Bruce Lee on the avenue is 2 meters high. In addition, there is a statue of the shooting scene. You can also sit on the chair in the middle to be a director and direct the lighting engineer and sound engineer. Walking along the Avenue of Stars, blowing the sea breeze, people can enjoy the beautiful night view across Victoria Harbour. ✔️Temple Street, located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, was once a famous fireworks spot in Hong Kong. Now it has become a well-known civilian night market and place in Hong Kong. It retains a lot of old Hong Kong flavor and market atmosphere. You can come here to taste seafood food stalls, claypot rice, etc. Food, looking for Hong Kong style feelings. Temple Street is lively at night, with neon signs flashing all over the street and dance halls coming into view. There are stalls selling clothing, glasses, watches, toys, coins, accessories, old photos, old paintings, etc. It is well worth a visit. ✔️Ladies Street: This is a shopping place with a wide range of products. The shops here mainly focus on women's clothing, cosmetics, accessories, handbags, etc., as well as a variety of restaurants, coffee shops and dessert shops. Although the streets here are narrow, crowded and crowded, it still cannot stop tourists from coming here to shop and experience. At night, the neon lights and night market of Ladies Street are even more colorful, which can bring a different shopping experience. ✔️The Wong Tai Sin Temple in Sik Sik Yuen was built in 1921. It is a relatively popular temple. It is said that "all requests are answered". At the same time, it also enshrines Confucianism and Buddhism, such as Confucius and Guanyin, etc. The integration of the three religions is quite distinctive. In addition to the main hall, the Main Hall, Wong Tai Sin Temple also has a small garden, San Sheng Hall, and Congxin Garden. The architecture is majestic and magnificent. The nine dragon wall in the temple is modeled on the nine dragon wall of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Tourists generally start their worship at Wong Tai Sin Temple, and the incense in other temples is much weaker than that of Wong Tai Sin Temple. ☀️Kowloon, Hong Kong is a place full of activities. You can drive from Tsim Sha Tsui, pass through Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, and finally arrive at Sha Tin to feel the romantic sea breeze of the Avenue of Stars, the neon lights of Temple Street, and the various delicacies of Ladies Market.... ..I believe that every area you visit on your self-driving road will allow you to feel the colorful charm of Hong Kong city. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

If we talk about cities in China suitable for city walks, Hong Kong is definitely at the top and very photogenic. Consider coming here for a summer vacation. I've compiled some very photogenic spots and a detailed guide for niche check-ins. "Photography Spots" Spot ① Second floor of the basketball court to the left of Exit C, Kennedy Town Spot ② Sai Ying Pun Main Street Spot ③ Exit B1, University of Hong Kong MTR Station Spot ④ Braemar Hill Spot ⑤ Monster Building, North Point Spot ⑥ Footbridge at Flagstaff House Street Spot ⑦ Top floor of the car park at Hang Tung Building, Yau Tsim Mong Spot ⑧ Victoria Peak "My Travel Route" Day 1: Kennedy Town → Sai Ying Pun → University of Hong Kong MTR Station → Temple Street Day 2: Monster Building → Flagstaff House Street → Braemar Hill Day 3: Central → Victoria Peak Tram → Victoria Harbour night view

Considered one of the most popular destination to visit when you are in Hongkong. Temple Street night market offers a wide variety of souvenir items, produce, different goods such as toys, clothes, shoes, etc.etc. ,name it, they probably selling it there on a very cheap price. Price huggling is welcome in the street too. As soon as the sun sets, bunch of kiosks or little shops are set up in the street. A very lively neighborhood in Yau Ma Tei and Jordan in Kowloon, Hongkong. Aside from the night market, karaoke machines are visible in the street too as well as fortune tellers. Also, Temple street offers a huge array of food kiosks and restaurants. How to get there: Metro - Jordan station #solofemaletraveller #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #wheninhongkong

Temple Street is a street located in Jordan, Kowloon. It is known for its night market and as one of the busiest flea markets in Hong Kong.💥 Popular with tourists and locals alike, it is also common to see the place crowded at dusk. 💫 It sells cheap clothes, gadgets and food item which of course can be bargained and negotiate for. 😎 This location is definitely a must see when in Hong Kong as it provides the vibrant and authentic vibe one hopes to get at street markets. 🤞 #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #tripblazers #foodie #urbanexplorer 🌏

My walk through downtown started with a short trip to 7-eleven. It is easy to get lost in the small streets of Hong Kong so even though I had checked the map, I walked in the wrong direction for a while until I realized I had to turn back and walk west and turn north as I had planned. Then I found the big street to walk toward Temple Street and it was easy and familiar from there. So you have to be careful not to try to go somewhere through small streets and try to pick a big street to get to your desired destination. The walk was North from Tsim Sha Tsui and it took me about 30 minutes. I saw some nice areas with some sculptures along the way. #urbanexplorer

I walked through downtown Hong Kong. The day was nice, with a breezy wind. A little hot on the crosswalks under the sun, bur I always chose a shady side of the street to walk. The Temple Street area is not very busy but not very quiet either at noon and walking from the Tsim Sha Tsui area was worth it, not too long as most people think. I decided not to take the MRT and just walked instead. It was about a 30 minute walk. On the way I saw some famous double-decker red buses and some market areas. Many 7-elevens along the way as well to get some refreshments. All in all, it was a pleasant walk but you have to be careful about the British-style traffic if you are coming from a right-side driving country. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

#passionpassport Temple Street Night Market has a lot to offer, from traditional Chinese food to Cantonese food, seafood, and continental food, everything is available right on the street. The traditional "Dai Pai Dong" also known as small food stalls, serves fresh food to thousands of people coming to Temple Street every day. This place is perfect for buying inexpensive Chinese souvenirs and accessories. Hair combs, bangles, bags, t-shirts… you name it! Besides that, you can find second-hand and antique items here too, as well as the always popular various leather goods with a range of styles. #passionpassport #beautifuldestinations #travelinspiration

This is the most popular night market in Hong Kong. You can find a wide range of food stalls here. From the park at the end of Temple Street, you can look down the whole street and admire the night view. In the park, there is a row of fortune-tellers. Across the road is an outdoor KTV. Don't miss the delicious egg waffles at the entrance!

Temple Street Market is a famous tourist attraction in Hong Kong! Similar to other night markets in Hong Kong, Temple Street Market is a good place to find souvenirs to buy and to find delicious restaurants to eat at 🙂 #givethanks

Sadly, I only had one full day in Hongkong but I loved it! Food and the people are so lovely 🤍 I was able to walk to Tsim Sha Tsui and Mongkok and checked out Langham Mall. Cant wait for my next HK trip! Will definitely come back again 🤍#travel #hongkong

🇭🇰Hong Kong Food Tour. Jordan💫 Old Wonton Noodle Shop|||Tsim Chai Kee Noodle Shop (Jordan) 📍Ground Floor, 300 Temple Street, Jordan 🈺Opening Hours: Mon & Wed–Sat 10:30–19:15 (Tue & Sun: Closed❎) 👉🏻How to Get There: Take the MTR to Jordan Station, Exit C2, and walk for about 5 minutes🚶🏻 This Tsim Chai Kee Noodle Shop on Temple Street has been famous for a long time. I finally had the chance to visit this nostalgic old shop and enjoy a bowl of classic wonton noodles. You can taste the traditional Hong Kong flavors and experience the lively atmosphere of the area. Wonton Ho Fun💰HK$36 The wontons are large, with thin and soft skins and very generous fillings of shrimp and pork! The wontons have a sweet seafood flavor and a fragrant pork flavor, which is very tempting! The ho fun is also very tender and smooth. Double Combo Noodles💰HK$42 I ordered wontons and fresh beef for the double combo. The wontons have thin skins and delicious fillings, and the beef is fresh and tender with a natural meaty aroma! The soup is sweet and the noodles are chewy. Oyster Sauce Pea Shoots💰HK$26 The pea shoots are crisp and sweet, and the oyster sauce adds a rich umami flavor. ✨Secret Chili Oil Fragrant and spicy, I recommend adding it to your noodles. Low-Sugar Soy Milk💰HK$8 Moderately sweet with a rich soy flavor. Coke💰HK$8 Photo Spot: None Food: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕(5/5) Environment: 🌕🌕🌕🌕(4/5) Value for Money: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕(5/5) Return Rate: 🌕🌕🌕🌕(4/5) Overall Rating: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌗(4.5/5)

🍗 Xingmiao Street Roast Chicken 2.0 A new version of butter chicken Even more delicious Crispy skin and tender meat Juicy with every bite 🐟 Sizzling Crisp Wuchang Fish A new favorite Crispy Wuchang fish Covered in sauce Fresh and delicious with a multi-layered taste 🥘 Lao Gui Beef Offal Pot Hong Kong-style traditional dish Highly praised Tender and flavorful beef Chewy beef offal Perfect with rice 🐷 Xiji Signature Pork Trotter Rice Pork is a treasure Chewy pork trotter rice You'll love it after one bite Flavorful pork trotters One bite will warm your heart

Hey guys! Here's a 5-day Hong Kong itinerary to help you explore the city without any regrets! This super practical guide will help you easily discover the charm of Hong Kong, so save it now! -- 🛤️Itinerary Suggestions DAY 1: Temple Street Stroll along Temple Street and experience the unique charm of Hong Kong's night markets.🌃 DAY 2: Avenue of Stars - Hong Kong Museum of Art - Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower - Central Market - Kennedy Town - Hong Kong Tramways Start with the dazzling Avenue of Stars, then explore art, history, and local life, and take the tram to experience the bustling city.🚋 DAY 3: Ocean Park Hong Kong Enjoy yourself, explore the mysteries of the ocean, and experience the blend of excitement and joy.🎢 DAY 4: Hong Kong Disneyland Step into a fairytale world and spend a wonderful time with your favorite Disney characters.🏰 DAY 5: Free time or private transfer to the airport Plan your own activities or enjoy a private transfer to the airport according to your return flight time.🛫 If you have enough time, why not explore a few more attractions? -- Tips: - Photo spots: Hong Kong's night views are beautiful, so don't miss Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbour!📸 - Airport transportation: The Airport Express takes you directly to the city center, which is convenient and fast, and helps you avoid traffic jams.🚄 - Local customs: Respect local customs, speak quietly in restaurants, and don't smoke on the street.🙌 - November weather: The temperature in Hong Kong in November is moderate, but there are occasional showers, so remember to bring an umbrella!🌂 -- Don't miss this super practical guide for your Hong Kong trip! Explore Hong Kong with ease, your travel helper, save it now, and get ready to go!

Hong Kong, a city that is full of scenes from Hong Kong movies. Who didn't have expectations for Hong Kong because of a Hong Kong movie in their childhood? The high-rise buildings, the charming Victoria Harbour, and the sea breeze all make it particularly comfortable and cozy. Walking on the retro streets and slowly enjoying this comfortable moment. The picturesque Victoria Harbour, where you can see the blue sky and the sea during the day, and the bright night view at night. Here you can enjoy the city skyline. Victoria Harbour has won a lot of praise from passengers. The high-rise buildings, the blue harbour, and the endless ships shuttling on the sea form a magnificent and beautiful picture. Temple Street, as a famous night market in Hong Kong, gathers a variety of characteristic foods from all over the place. Countless Hong Kong-style foods satisfy your taste buds. The colorful lights gather in Temple Street, as if they have put on a new coat, showing a vibrant night market style. In the evening, make an appointment with a few friends to stroll around in Hong Kong and experience the characteristic night market culture.

#chinatrip If you want to experience the vibrant pulse of Hong Kong, **Temple Street Night Market** is the place to be. Located in **Yau Ma Tei**, this bustling street market comes alive after dark, offering a mix of local culture, delicious street food, and a treasure trove of goods that range from quirky trinkets to traditional Chinese antiques. **The Night Market Experience** Temple Street is often referred to as the "Men's Street" because of the abundance of men's clothing and accessories, but it’s a market for everyone. The street is lined with stalls selling everything from clothing, watches, and electronics to herbal medicines and jade items. For solo travelers, it’s the perfect spot to wander, browse, and take in the chaotic yet exciting atmosphere that’s so uniquely Hong Kong. One of the highlights of Temple Street is the live fortune tellers, who set up shop along the street, offering palm readings and other forms of fortune-telling. It’s a fun and interesting way to immerse yourself in the local culture, and who knows—you might just get a glimpse into your future! **Street Food Paradise** No trip to Temple Street would be complete without sampling the street food. From **fried noodles** to **claypot rice** and **dim sum**, the food stalls offer a delicious variety of traditional Cantonese dishes. The bustling food scene is a feast for the senses, with sizzling sounds and mouthwatering smells wafting through the air as you wander through the market. **A Cultural Landmark** While the market is the main draw, Temple Street itself has a rich cultural history. The nearby **Tin Hau Temple**, dedicated to the sea goddess, adds a spiritual touch to the area, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the market. **Final Thoughts** Temple Street is more than just a market—it’s an authentic Hong Kong experience that gives you a true taste of the city’s culture. Whether you’re shopping for souvenirs, enjoying local street food, or soaking in the lively atmosphere, a visit to Temple Street Night Market is a must for any traveler. #TempleStreet #HongKongNightMarket #StreetFoodAdventures #HongKongCulture #NightMarkets #CantoneseCuisine #ExploreHongKong #SoloTravel #TravelAsia #HongKongExperience

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! 😉

Day 1: Dive into the hustle and bustle and culture of Hong Kong Goldfish Street/Women's Street: Start your journey here, not only a shopping paradise but also a great place to experience authentic Hong Kong life. Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A must-visit spot for fans of TVB dramas, but please make sure to find the correct address to avoid getting lost. Temple Street: A must-visit for night market lovers, although it may be a bit stuffy in the summer, the lively atmosphere at night is definitely worth experiencing. K11: A combination of art and shopping, suitable for friends who like modern art. Avenue of Stars: Not only can you find Li Ka-shing's check-in trio, but you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. Day 2: Central's Ferris Wheel and the Mid-Levels Escalator Central Ferris Wheel: It's best to buy tickets in advance, there are a lot of people queuing on-site, and you can use the Octopus card. Mid-Levels Escalator: The scene from the movie 'Chungking Express' with Faye Wong and Tony Leung. It starts from Central and goes up on a one-way escalator. On the way back, you can only walk down the stairs yourself. Lan Kwai Fong: It's not a store name, it's a street name! A street full of nightlife and gourmet food. Victoria Peak: 🌌 See route in picture 6, Mount Butler is also good (relatively fewer people). Happy Valley (Hong Kong and Macau Pass/Octopus card free—Entrance G at Causeway Bay. Don't run to the wrong place, there's also a Sha Tin Racecourse!!! Generally, there are races at Causeway Bay on Wednesdays and Sha Tin Racecourse on Sunday afternoons. For specific event schedules, follow the official website to avoid a wasted trip—I'm one of those who made a wasted trip, waiting for the subway for half a day only to realize I went to the wrong place) Featured photo spots Sai Ying Pun, Kennedy Town (🌅 Exit C of the subway, walk to the riverside to watch the sunset), Western Swimming Shed, Hennessy Road, Fringe Club, China Resources Building (take a photo of the Ding Ding tram at Woo Kwong Building), Monster Building ('Transformers 4' filming location) Precautions Eating/drinking in the subway, jaywalking, will result in a fine~ Smoking in public places, swearing, spitting, littering, will all result in a fine~

🇭🇰 I've finally arrived at the other side of the Anywhere Door, Hong Kong, China Temple Street is located in the Yau Ma Tei area of Kowloon and is one of the most famous night markets in Hong Kong. Taking advantage of the Dragon Boat Festival, I went for a walk in the "Temple Street" from the movies with my friends. 🚌 Transportation Getting to Temple Street is very convenient, you can choose the following modes of transportation: 🚇 Subway: Take the MTR Tsuen Wan Line to Jordan Station or Yau Ma Tei Station, and then it's about a ten-minute walk to Temple Street. The area of Temple Street south of Jordan Station and north of Yau Ma Tei Station is the most bustling. Yau Ma Tei Nathan Road 🚟 Bus: Take a bus that passes through Nathan Road and get off near Temple Street, then walk to your destination. 🍱 Food Paradise Upon arriving at Temple Street, the dazzling array of snack stalls immediately caught my attention. Temple Street is an excellent place to taste various traditional snacks, with authentic roasted meats, fish balls, and stir-fried noodles, each bite filled with unique flavors and textures. 🍜 Must-Try Foods ✅ Roasted Meats: Crispy skin and juicy meat, paired with special sauce, are unforgettable. ✅ Fish Balls: The chewy texture and rich broth are classics of Hong Kong street snacks. ✅ Stir-fried Noodles: The fragrant stir-fried noodles, accompanied by fresh ingredients, are very tempting. 🎆 The Charm of the Night Market The night market of Temple Street is a highlight. As night falls, the whole street glows, neon lights flicker, and various stalls display their goods, as if you are in a city that never sleeps, just like the bustling and splendid scenes we see in Hong Kong movies. 📷 Must-Visit Photo Spots in the Night Market ⛩️ Temple Street Archway: The archway at the entrance and exit of Temple Street is a distinctive feature, rich in the history and characteristics of Yau Ma Tei. The illuminated archway shines in the night, making it a great place for photos. From a distance, you can capture the entire antique archway with the surrounding modern buildings, showcasing the unique charm of Temple Street. 🌃 Night Market: The hustle and bustle of Temple Street's night market can be captured by photographing the vendors' stalls and the endless stream of visitors, recording the lively atmosphere through the lens. By carefully observing the surrounding crowd and details, wait for the best scene to emerge. In the late night, the sight of vendors packing up their stalls is also a unique angle for photography. Temple Street Night Market Surrounding Attractions Tin Hau Temple Yau Ma Tei Tin Hau Temple Yau Ma Tei Police Station Yau Ma Tei Police Station Kowloon Park Kowloon Park 🎬 Temple Street is not only a hub for shopping and food but also a great place to experience Hong Kong culture. Movies such as 'Twelve Youngsters of Temple Street', 'C'est la vie, mon chéri', and 'God of Cookery'. Walking through every corner of Temple Street, it feels like you can sense the strong atmosphere of Hong Kong's movie culture. 🌠 Temple Street holds the movie memories of many people, and it's only by walking deep into the alleys that you discover the real Hong Kong is indeed like this.

Do you know where the most authentic Hong Kong night market is? It's Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei! 🔺Temple Street is divided into north and south sections, with a Tin Hau Temple in the middle, hence the name. It runs through Yau Ma Tei and Jordan. The Tin Hau Temple is located at the banyan tree head in Yau Ma Tei. To the south of the temple, there is a row of stalls for palm reading🖐️ and fortune telling✍️. The stall owners each put on an air of being half-immortal, and indeed some people sit down to inquire about their future, while young men and women come to ask about their love life👩‍❤️‍👨. 🔺Temple Street is famous for selling affordable goods, hence it's known as 'Hong Kong's commoner's night club'. Also, because it initially sold mainly men's products, it was also called 'Men's Street'🤵‍♂️. The variety of goods sold at the Temple Street stalls is very diverse, including clothing, glasses, watches, toys, leather goods, celebrity posters, telescopes, jade, purple clay teaware, coins, ornaments, old photos, and old paintings, etc. 🔺There are also many local delicacies here, with a variety of snacks, traditional desserts, clay pot rice, seafood stalls, various congee, noodle and rice dishes, herbal tea shops, and street snacks. At the same time, it is also a location for many movies, such as Stephen Chow's 'God of Cookery', Ekin Cheng's 'Temple Street Story', and Andy Lau's 'Twelve Young Men of Temple Street', all of which were filmed here. 【Transportation】 Take the subway to Jordan Station and exit from Exit A.

Eileen Chang once said, "People from all over the world gather here, and then they part, drifting away from Victoria Harbour to farther places. But Hong Kong is always there, at the edge of the sea, on the mid-levels, in Causeway Bay, in Yau Tsim Mong, in the dazzling neon-lit movies, in the hurried traveler's memories." So for you in front of the screen who wants to travel, don't miss out on Hong Kong, let me recommend a bunch of places worth visiting, just copy the homework with your eyes closed! 👇 ⭕️ Victoria Harbour Victoria Harbour is the third largest harbour in the world, with unique scenery day and night! In the evening, the best enjoyment is to take a boat ride, feeling the open air freedom, experiencing the beautiful night view of Hong Kong 🌃 ⭕️ Hong Kong Disneyland Hong Kong Disneyland is the fifth Disneyland in the world, the second in Asia, and the first in China. The atmosphere here is also quite amazing, super attractive for both big buddies and little buddies~ ⭕️ Tsim Sha Tsui Tsim Sha Tsui has always been the heart of Hong Kong. The streets of Tsim Sha Tsui are lined with skyscrapers, and you can buy all the major luxury brands, just be ready with your wallet, and feel the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong in the bustling crowd~ ⭕️ Mong Kok Mong Kok is the busiest area in Hong Kong, a popular shopping spot for locals, with many shops and restaurants open all night. In the morning, you can stroll around Mong Kok, eat snacks, the busy commercial streets, with many characteristic roads, the place closest to the taste of Hong Kong~ ⭕️ Temple Street Temple Street, located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong, is a street full of character. Many Hong Kong movies, such as 'God of Cookery', have been filmed on this street. Don't miss it if you're going to Hong Kong~ 👌 The perfect autumn for a trip is here, quickly pack your bags and check in to the beautiful Hong Kong 🇭🇰 Hong Kong·China

Sisters who want to go shopping in Hong Kong and Macau👜, get ready! Today🌼, I have prepared a travel guide for Hong Kong and Macau📢. Interested sisters, hurry up and save it! 📍Hong Kong tourist attractions to check in: ✨Mong Kok, Causeway Bay 🔻Located at the 'geographical center' of Hong Kong, it is the most famous upscale commercial and entertainment shopping center in Kowloon and the area with the most concentrated nightlife. 🔥You will never finish exploring🔥 ✨Chungking Mansions 🔻The filming location of Wong Kar-wai's movie 'Chungking Express', ❌definitely do not book a hotel here ✨Hong Kong Disneyland 🔻A must-visit for girls~ Who doesn't have a princess dream! Enjoy the magical world of Disney with seven themed parks, take photos with Mickey and Hollywood stars, watch exciting parades and performances, and enjoy thrilling roller coasters ✨Victoria Peak/Tai Ping Shan: 🔻Head to the Peak, which is one of the landmarks of Hong Kong and the highest point in the city. From here, you can overlook the entire panorama of Hong Kong. It is the most prestigious luxury residential area for officials and celebrities on Hong Kong Island and the primary focus for touring Hong Kong. It is best to go at night for the beautiful night view. ⚠️Nearby attractions: Before going to the Peak, you can first visit the Avenue of Stars, check in the handprints and signatures of Hong Kong's superstars; Sky Terrace 428—the most conspicuous building on the Peak, with a 360° observation deck at the top, which is an excellent spot to overlook Victoria Harbour, especially recommended at night for the stunning night view. There are also attractions like the Lion Pavilion and Madame Tussauds on the Peak. ✨Wong Tai Sin Temple 🔻A famous temple in Hong Kong, it is said to 'grant every wish'. The fortune-telling sticks are highly accurate, attracting countless believers to worship and seek fortunes all year round. ✨Victoria Harbour 🔻China's largest seaport, with an excellent night view. A large-scale light show 'A Symphony of Lights' is performed every night at 8 pm. It is the main venue for Hong Kong's fireworks displays. ⚠️Nearby attractions: Harbour City Observation Deck—'Ocean Terminal Deck' is the best spot to appreciate the beautiful scenery of both sides of Victoria Harbour. ✨Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei 🔻A popular filming location for many Hong Kong dramas and movies, and a check-in spot for many photography bloggers. Temple Street sells various characteristic goods and is also a gathering place for various delicacies. ✨Lan Kwai Fong 🔻A must-visit for nightlife. In addition to afternoon tea, there is also a dazzling nightlife with bars. It's great to relax and have a few drinks with friends. ✨Hong Kong Ocean Park 🔻Home to over 400 marine species, you can also see sea lions, dolphins, and seals. A world-class theme park that combines marine and land animals, thrill rides, and large-scale performances. Take the cable car across the mountains and the Ferris wheel by the sea! Experience different scenery. 🚸Park facilities: Cable car (most popular, long queues), Ocean Express, outdoor escalator (the second-longest outdoor escalator in Hong Kong). ✨Hong Kong Observation Wheel 🔻Possibly the world's cheapest Ferris wheel, 20 Hong Kong dollars for three rounds, offering a panoramic view of Kowloon and Hong Kong. The Ferris wheel is 60 meters high, about the height of a 20-story building, and each cabin can hold 8 people🎡. There is also a luxury ice cream truck🍦under the Ferris wheel, be sure to try it. ✨Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car 🔻The longest outdoor bi-cable ropeway in Asia, it has won the reputation of being one of the top ten surprising cable car journeys in the world, one of the top ten best cable car experiences, and one of the top ten global cable car journeys. After getting off, you arrive at Ngong Ping Market. ⚠️Nearby attractions: In Ngong Ping Market, you can shop and dine, and there are attractions such as the 360 VR Experience Pavilion, 360 Stage, 360 Motion Cinema, and Walking with Buddha entertainment program. ✨Tsim Sha Tsui 🔻The most bustling shopping paradise in Hong Kong, home to various large shopping malls, duty-free shops, and international brand boutiques, satisfying all one-stop shopping needs. ⚠️Nearby attractions: There are cultural venues such as the Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong Science Museum, and Hong Kong Cultural Centre. ✨Central 🔻The political and commercial center of Hong Kong, many banks, multinational financial institutions, and foreign consulates are located in Central. Various skyscrapers and large shopping centers are scattered throughout Central, with dazzling lights and neon colors. ⚠️Nearby attractions: There are iconic buildings in Hong Kong such as the Legislative Council Building, Bank of China Tower, and Central IFC International Financial Center.

#winhkflight In the heart of Asia, where ancient traditions intertwine with modern marvels, lies a city that pulses with energy and excitement – Hong Kong. Imagine stepping off the plane into a world where skyscrapers reach for the heavens, their glittering facades reflecting the vibrant spirit of the city below. From the moment you set foot on Hong Kong soil, you're swept up in a whirlwind of sights, sounds, and sensations unlike anything you've ever experienced. Your first stop? The bustling streets of Central, where the aroma of sizzling street food mingles with the melodious strains of Cantonese opera. Lose yourself in the labyrinthine alleyways of Sheung Wan, where ancient temples stand side by side with trendy cafes and art galleries. And as night falls, ascend to the dizzying heights of Victoria Peak, where the city unfurls below you like a carpet of twinkling lights, stretching out to meet the horizon. But Hong Kong is more than just skyscrapers and city streets – it's a treasure trove of natural beauty waiting to be explored. Journey to the verdant slopes of Lantau Island, where ancient monasteries perch precariously on mist-shrouded peaks. Feel the spray of the South China Sea on your face as you sail to the rugged shores of Sai Kung, where hidden coves and pristine beaches await. And let's not forget about the food – oh, the food! From mouthwatering dim sum to sizzling hotpot, Hong Kong's culinary scene is a feast for the senses. Indulge your taste buds in the fragrant markets of Mong Kok, where every corner offers a new delight to discover. And for the ultimate culinary adventure, embark on a journey through the city's Michelin-starred restaurants, where master chefs craft culinary masterpieces that will leave you craving more. But perhaps the true magic of Hong Kong lies in its people – a vibrant tapestry of cultures and traditions that come together to create a city unlike any other. From the humble street vendor serving up piping hot egg waffles to the tai chi practitioners gracefully moving through the city's parks, the spirit of Hong Kong is one of resilience, diversity, and boundless possibility. So, whether you find yourself wandering through ancient temples or soaring to the heights of Victoria Peak, one thing is certain – Hong Kong will capture your heart and leave you forever changed. For in this city of contrasts, where East meets West and tradition meets innovation, every moment is an adventure waiting to be lived.

🏰 Xi'an check-in tour, don't miss the Spring Festival! 🌸✨ Eight out-of-picture locations are waiting for you to explore, and feel the unique charm of this ancient capital of thirteen dynasties with your family! 🏛💕 🌆 About check-in locations 1⃣ Xi'an City Wall - At the 'Yongning Gate', the west side of the city wall, both day & night are excellent shooting moments! 🌇📸 2⃣ Guangren Temple- No need to go in, the red wall on the left outside is the out-of-picture location, don't miss it! 🏯🔴 3⃣ Daci'en Temple Ruins Park- The Buddha statue and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda are in the same frame, the beauty of the blend of history and modernity! 🕌📷 4⃣ Zipei Collection - Located in the Muslim Street, it is best to shoot when it opens at 9 o'clock in the morning, with few people and beautiful scenery! 🏰🌄 5⃣ The rooftop of Joy City - An excellent location for shooting the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, overlooking the beauty of the entire city! 🏙🌟 6⃣ Drum Tower - The south side of the road is the out-of-picture point, and the 5th floor of Kaiyuan Mall can also overlook, don't miss it! 🥁📸 7⃣ Starbucks (Zhongda International Store)- The stairs on the 2nd floor are excellent shooting points, check-in is essential! ☕📷 8⃣ Yongning Gate - The ticket office is right across, you can shoot the Drum Tower, don't forget to record this wonderful moment! 🚪📸 🚶 My 3⃣ day 2⃣ night tour route - **Day1⃣**: Bell Tower-Big Wild Goose Pagoda - **Day2⃣**: Guangren Temple- Shuyuan Gate- Yongning Gate City Wall - **Day3⃣**: Muslim Street Zipei Collection- Xiangzi Temple Street 🍜 **Food Guide** Xi'an's noodles are rich and diverse, and mutton soup and mutton soup are a must-try! Locals recommend Sajin Bridge and Xiangzi Temple Street, Sajin Bridge snacks are down-to-earth, and the coffee shops on Xiangzi Temple Street are suitable for check-in! 🍜👌 🌈 Whether it's the scenery on the city wall or the food in the streets and alleys, let every moment become a precious memory for the family! Together in Xi'an, leave stories about love and beauty! 💑📸 Welcome to Xi'an, waiting for your arrival! 🏰🌟

I'm back at Temple Street, it's getting more and more beautiful~ Especially the night view there, it's perfect for taking photos. During the Lunar New Year, there is a dragon-themed 3D view!!! Every night from 7:30 to 9:30, I went too late to see it, sob sob sob This is the best time to take photos and check in. - On New Year's Eve, the hot Bobbi Ace opened with a 50% discount. The first Haidilao camping store in South China will also open on the 15th of the first month! After Wuhan and Shanghai, it's Maoming!!! If you want to have a good experience, remember to rush! - There are also children's playgrounds, cinemas, stadiums, etc. still under construction. I'm looking forward to it, there is another good place to eat, drink and have fun in Maoming. - 📍Pan Maoming Temple Street Investment Center

Last night at this time, zz sister and I were still looking for street bars everywhere, Wanting to have a small drink and rest our feet, Who would have thought that we couldn't find any on Flower Garden Street, Ladies' Street, Nathan Road, Shanghai Street... Tonight after coming out of Temple Street, strolling and eating until we're full, Then we walked along Yu Hua Department Store towards Bao Ling Street, Then up Austin Road, turn right at the intersection, You can see the cross under the night light "Bible Lecture", And the neon decoration across the street-- Oh! There are two more mini bars, The neighborhood is quiet, not many people, but not few cars, Not as noisy as Hennessy Road, Sunset Boulevard, The music🎵 can only be heard when people get close--- This kind of non-disturbance is very fresh, But occasionally it will be shaken by the roar of one or two suddenly started sports cars I asked my son if he wanted to go in for a drink? The son replied: It's too late to drink, but cappuccino is okay～ Well, then one cup of coffee and tea + one cup of cappuccino! Let's toast to this bright pearl of the Orient that never sleeps～

Temple Street in Hong Kong, a very characteristic street. Located in Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Named after the nearby Tin Hau Temple. For a long time, it has been a place where people from all walks of life have settled. The bustling Tin Hau Temple will divide Temple Street into two, One end is the territory of the underworld: fortune telling and "beating villains" are all available, and the other end is the world of small commodities and snack stalls- It's a bit quiet during the day, As soon as night falls, it becomes a bustling market street, Gathering all kinds of delicacies from all over the world, Stroll and eat, maybe you will encounter the long-lost hometown taste here... This is what we call the night market street~ Hey! Let the camera📷📱start the eat first mode, Then go fill up two people's stomachs~

Oh, Hong Kong! This vibrant city that never sleeps, provides endless entertainment throughout the day and night. ☀️🌙 From the bustling nightlife to mouth-watering feasts, the first leg of your journey will leave you eager for more. 🌃🍲 Ready to embark on a trip to discover the wonders of Hong Kong then cruise to other destinations? Click the link in our bio to turn your travel dreams into reality! #resortsworldcruises #RWC #resortsworldone #RW1 #jomcruiserwc #flycruise #wearehere #readysetsail #myrwcexperience #rwcdeals #cruiseasia #cruiselife #cruisetravel #crusisevacation #cruiseholiday #cruisedeal #travelasia #exploreasia #hongkong #discoverasia #bestofasia #HelloHongKong #DiscoverHongKong

Hong Kong temple street.