Many people are traveling abroad for the first time in Hong Kong
Skyscrapers rising from the ground, retro red taxis
The streets are staggered, and the neon signs of Hong Kong style
Compose a cyberpunk world
There are TVB Hong Kong dramas, Cantonese songs, and Hong Kong-style food
Every corner has a kind of drunken fan of Wong Kar-wai's films
Hong Kong is full of unexpected surprises
Qiuqiu has been to Hong Kong no less than 30 times
Give you the most fun guide
Xingying will soon start a tour around the Greater Bay Area
The ball leader personally led the team to set off
Chapter 01
First time going to Hong Kong
Hong Kong is divided into Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories and outlying islands
High-rise buildings, old towns, mountains and seas, closely and seamlessly superimposed together
Different regions have very different urban landscapes and gameplay styles
The first time I came to play, I mainly played Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island
The way to get around in Hong Kong is very convenient
Subway, Ding Ding Car, Star Ferry, Cable Car, Sunset Speed
Feel the AB side of Hong Kong in different ways and angles
Hong Kong's visa is convenient and suitable for independent travel
Leaving the country is suitable for a layover in Hong Kong
Direct flights to Hong Kong International Airport are available nationwide
The Greater Bay Area is directly accessible by bus or high-speed rail
The Beijing-Hong Kong Express Rail Link has direct access to West Kowloon Station in the city
Spend a weekend with Citywalk and outdoor hiking
24-hour immersion truly travels through Hong Kong
Chapter 02
Retro literature and art in Hong Kong films
After the arrival of the high-speed rail, the first stop starts from West Kowloon Station
Yau Tsim Mong on the Kowloon Peninsula is Hong Kong's city that never sleeps
The crowds are the most dense, and the corners are the most surprising
Mong Kok: Hong Kong memories in Hong Kong films
Yau Ma Tei: The tone of the old Hong Kong market
Tsim Sha Tsui: A modern and modern gathering place
Mong Kok
In the movie, it has always been a place of rivers and lakes
There are always stories about love and hatred in the rivers and lakes
It is full of fireworks and many old buildings have been preserved
Ladies Market, Sneakers Street, Goldfish Street, Nathan Road
Good quality and low price, covering all aspects of life
It combines the old and new old town with the bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui
Walking on the street, there is a sense of immediacy in a TVB Hong Kong drama
Transportation: Mong Kok MTR Station
Must go: Ladies Market, Goldfish Street, Nathan Road
Yau Ma Tei
It's noisy, crowded, and bustling
A treasure community full of fireworks in the world
The Yau Ma Tei Police Station is the filming location for half of the Hong Kong dramas
Take a walk from Yau Ma Tei to Jordan or Mong Kok
See neon-lit streets and night markets
Temple Street is the most prestigious night market, full of Hong Kong style
Under the dense tents, there are Hong Kong-style food stalls
Subway: Yau Ma Tei Station Exit C
Must go: Temple Street, Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Chung Fong Street
Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui is a bustling commercial hub
Victoria Harbour is the best of the area
360-degree views of the sea with towering buildings on both sides
Clear blue waters free of impurities, watch a sunset at sunset
Walking by the fence, the gentle wind blows people confused
Look at the Ferris wheel, the Avenue of Stars checks in the seats of successful people
Take the Star Ferry to the Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island
MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Exit J
Tsim Sha Tsui: Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars, Star Ferry
Chapter 03
The mountains and the sea meet in the city
Hong Kong Island on the east coast has a long coastline
Cities are scattered among the mountains and the sea
You can climb the mountain and see the city
You can also see the sea view along the street promenade
Kennedy Town: At the end of the road is the sea
Victoria Peak: The city skyline of Hong Kong Island
Central: A classic moment for Hong Kong films
Kennedy town
The fence of the basketball court facing the sea is the best angle to shoot
Get a movie of the seaside, the ding-ding cars, and the tourists
Go up and down the mountain and feel the 8D sense of space comparable to Chongqing
Take a walk along the promenade and wait for the most beautiful sunset along the coastline
Transportation: Kennedy Town MRT Station Exit C
Must-see: Kennedy Town Basketball Court, Smeltfield Road, Belcher's Bay
Ding-ding car
A retro and trendy century-old tram
For three dollars, you can roam Hong Kong Island
Depart from the Western Branch and travel through the bustling Central
Then to Wan Chai and Causeway Bay, each station has a unique scenery
Wander through the bustling markets of Hong Kong Island
Dense buildings, crowded streets
Sit on the second floor and see Hong Kong from different angles through the car window
Transportation: Mount Parker Road Station
Must go: Monster Building, Arsenal Street, Sai Ying Pun
Central
Central is the financial and commercial centre of Hong Kong
Full of traces of historical changes, Eastern and Western cultures blend here
Official residences, churches, courts, and monuments are all over the streets
It looks crowded and old, but you can feel the human touch
Weave through the old back alleys and weave through modern bars
A retro street full of cultures where the old and the new collide
Cafes and cafes are tucked away deep in alleys or on street corners
When you are tired of shopping, you can have a glass of frozen lemon and a pineapple oil
Underground: Central Station
Must go: Fringe Club, Central Ferris Wheel, Slate Street
The Peak
Hong Kong's highest point boasts a magnificent skyline
Take the summit cable car and climb up a 30-degree slope
The trees in the mountains and forests are constantly receding
Once at the top of the mountain, gaze out at the bustling city and sea view below
From the top of the hill, the wind blows and looks out towards Victoria Harbour
Wait for a sunset and watch the lights of Hong Kong
Subway: Central Station Exit J2
Must go: Peak Plaza, Lion Pavilion, Baijia Road
Chapter 04
Half an hour to escape the city
Three-quarters of Hong Kong's land is mountainous and green
More than 200 islands with the blue waters of the Maldives
It only takes half an hour to get away
You can go from the bustling market to the mountains and the sea
You can see Hong Kong like you never imagined
The MacLehose Trail: The world's most beautiful hiking trail, with mountains and seas
Tai O Fishing Village: Hong Kong version of Jeju Island, a mini fishing village
Cheung Chau Island: A port version of small Kamakura, a beach and a fishing port
Mugi Ryō
The total length is 100 kilometers, the whole journey is ten sections, all the way through the mountains and across the sea
From the end of the mountain, it stretches to the beginning of the sea
Sai Kung is the starting point, Tuen Mun is the end point, and the east and west cross the New Territories
The second section is recognized as the most beautiful mountain and sea trail
You can only see it on foot, and there is no shortage of surprises
Transportation: Take a taxi from Sai Kung Pier to Sai Wan Pavilion
Must go: Cheung Chau Wharf, North View Pavilion, Love Lock Wall
Cheung Chau Island
The streets and alleys of Cheung Chau Island are full of human touch
Colorful nostalgic buildings and fishing boats
Eat a piece of frozen watermelon and take a sip of soda
At the end of the alley is the entire beach, watching the sunset over the sea
Follow the hiking trail to the highest point overlooking the island
Ride along the Syti and chase the wind around the island
Soft glutinous rice balls, springy fish balls, crispy egg tarts
There are so many delicacies on the island that are worth discovering and tasting
Transportation: Central Pier 5 ferry direct
Must go: Cheung Chau Wharf, North View Pavilion, Love Lock Wall
Tai O Fishing Village
The last floating fishing village in Hong Kong
A shack on the water along the waterway
Criss-crossed by waterways and market life
The fishing village is quiet, laid-back and simple
In the evening, go out to sea to see the sea dyed orange
A dazzling array of seafood and teasing the cats on the side of the road
Have a cosy slow weekend
Transportation: Take a bus from Tung Chung Station to Tai O Bus Station
Must go: Ngong Ping Market, Water Shacks, Tiger Mountain
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There are many reasons to fall in love with Hong Kong
It's better to spend a weekend on it
Let's explore Hong Kong as you see it
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