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🇭🇰Hong Kong, a place of romance! Despite the slight impact of mild haze and humidity on the sunset in Hong Kong🇭🇰 these days, it is still intoxicatingly beautiful🤩. It's like the sky paints different pictures in a few short minutes, making people yearn for it💕. 📍Recommended photo spots: Kowloon Tsim Sha Tsui Pier and Hong Kong Disneyland. If you want to enjoy a wider view, you can consider shooting on the second floor platform! You can use a mobile phone camera, whether it's iPhone 15 Pro or Huawei series can capture beautiful moments. The recent sunset time is between 17:45-18:00, the most beautiful scenery may only last a few seconds, don't miss this heart-stirring romantic moment💓

Hong Kong 🇭🇰 one-day trip travel sharing Time to organize the one-day trip to Hong Kong with my bestie~ We depart from Shenzhen North High-speed Railway Station and clear customs at West Kowloon High-speed Railway Station in Hong Kong. Purchase a data card in advance or activate a data plan, bring your travel permit 🪪 and ID card, and take a 24-hour screenshot of the black code (required for both entry and exit). At the high-speed railway station, you can use the pass to get the consumption vouchers. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Harbour City. Harbour City is full of luxury brands, except for shopping and taking photos to show off the Hong Kong style. You can also take photos 📷 of the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour at Harbour City. Recommended to wear a long vacation-style dress for taking photos, it looks great! ⛱️ Passing by the Richman Ice Cream Truck (Hong Kong specialty) Childhood memories of Hong Kong people, the roaming ice cream truck. I've come many times but never met them, and this time I met them with my bestie 👭 (so lucky) Tsim Sha Tsui went to eat buffet food. Choose freely from a wide variety of options 🍣 My best friend and I 👭 ate until we were full. After eating and drinking enough, go to Langham Place in Mong Kok, which takes 20 minutes. Took a stroll in Mong Kok, it's quite lively with lots of people around. I also did a facial lift (girls 👧 always love beauty haha). Originally, my face was a bit loose, and I had been interested in facial lifting for a while after being recommended. Luckily, there was a good exchange rate in Hong Kong 🇭🇰 and the price was very nice. After becoming beautiful, go to Causeway Bay by 30-minute subway ride 🚇. Check in at Little Mustache Milk Tea 🥤 even though it's not that popular. But it's quite well-designed. In Causeway Bay, photos with Hong Kong style are more likely to turn out well. Walk to Victoria Park, cross the overpass, take photos 📷, stroll 🚶‍♀️, and many photographers have already set up tripods on the overpass, waiting to capture the beautiful night view. Can't deny that the night view 🌃 of Victoria Harbour is very beautiful. Returning from Causeway Bay to West Kowloon by high-speed rail 🚅 to Shenzhen North, be sure to arrive at the high-speed rail station 30 minutes in advance, because you need to go through Hong Kong customs in advance to take the high-speed rail 🚄, which takes some time, otherwise you may miss the selected train~ The day's itinerary has come to an end~ Traveling with my bestie 🧳 is sweet and happy 🥳.

#foodie CURATOR by Lex Art Café was opened in September 2019 as an approachable café with an aesthetic twist. Owing to its prime location in K11 MUSEA, attractive café design and quality F&B, CURATOR has continued to gain great support and popularity among both art lovers and foodies. Love their coffee and pasta so much!

Hong Kong's spring is a feast of flowers, with the fragrance of flowers throughout the city intoxicating people. After years of exploration, I have compiled a detailed guide to spring flower viewing in Hong Kong for everyone, allowing you to easily capture the beauty of every sea of flowers. 🌼March to April 🌸Kapok Location: Central, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, etc. Transportation: Choose the subway or bus according to your location 🌼Late March to April 🌺Azaleas Location: Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island, Tai Po Waterfront Park, etc. Transportation: To Po Lin Monastery, take the MTR Tung Chung Line to Tung Chung Station, then transfer to a bus; to Tai Po Waterfront Park, take the MTR to Tai Po Market Station, and it's within walking distance after exiting the station 🌼April to May 🌸Bauhinia Location: Hong Kong Park, Victoria Park, etc. Transportation: To Hong Kong Park, take the MTR to Causeway Bay Station, and it's within walking distance after exiting the station; to Victoria Park, take the MTR to Mong Kok Station, and it's within walking distance after exiting the station 🌼May to June 🌼Flamboyant Location: The University of Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, etc. Transportation: To The University of Hong Kong, take the MTR to Causeway Bay Station, and it's within walking distance after exiting the station; to The Chinese University of Hong Kong, take the MTR to University Station, and it's within walking distance after exiting the station 🌼Flower Viewing Tips: 1️⃣It is recommended to check the weather forecast in advance and choose a sunny day for flower viewing, as the light and colors will be more beautiful. 2️⃣Wear comfortable shoes, as some flower viewing spots may require walking a distance. 3️⃣Bring a camera or mobile phone to capture the beautiful moments and create wonderful memories. 4️⃣Pay attention to protecting the environment, do not litter, and take care of the flowers and trees.

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

| After a 30,000-step marathon, I captured these photos. I spent 3 days photographing in Hong Kong, walking 30,000 steps each day, and basically covered all the hottest photo spots. Here's a guide to 50 photo locations: Photo 1️⃣Bowen Road Take the bus to Bowen Road Bus Terminus, then hike up on the left side of St. Joseph's College, and you'll reach the spot in 20 minutes. Photo 2️⃣Kennedy Town Exit from Kennedy Town MTR station exit C, turn left at the basketball court and keep walking uphill, and you'll get there, shot through the fence. Photo 3️⃣Monster Building Take the MTR to Quarry Bay Station to get there, the spot is crowded, and you may need to queue up. The airplane was photoshopped in, haha. Photo 4️⃣Near the Monster Building On the walk from Quarry Bay to the Monster Building, you'll pass this intersection, taken from the footbridge. Photo 5️⃣Near the Monster Building 100 meters east of the Monster Building, taken from the safety island in the middle of the pedestrian crossing, be careful though, as trams pass by closely. Photo 6️⃣Near the Monster Building Also on the way from Quarry Bay MTR station to the Monster Building, but closer to Quarry Bay MTR station. Photo 7️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Not much to say about this photo, you can take one at any MTR station. Photo 8️⃣The University of Hong Kong Exit from HKU MTR station exit C1, take the escalator all the way up, following the signs to the Centennial Campus. Photo 9️⃣Arsenal Street & Hennessy Road intersection Walk 500 meters from Admiralty MTR station exit F, the spot is on the footbridge. Photo 🔟Same as above, also on this footbridge. Photo 1️⃣1️⃣Same as above, also on this footbridge. Photo 1️⃣2️⃣Mong Kok Exit from Mong Kok MTR station exit A2, walk 300 meters to Mong Kok Road public toilets, the spot is right in front of the toilets. Photo 1️⃣3️⃣Tung Ping Chau Aerial shot of 'A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains'. Take a boat from Ma Liu Shui Pier for an hour and a half to get there, available only on Saturdays and Sundays, with boats at 9:00 going and 17:00 returning, round-trip ticket costs 100 yuan. Finally, a tip for traveling in Hong Kong is to apply for two Hong Kong entry permits in advance, then travel back and forth to Shenzhen on the same day, staying near the Luohu Port, which operates from 6:30 to 24:00 daily. Just make sure to exit before 24:00, as both Shenzhen and Hong Kong are directly accessible by metro, making the crossing very smooth. Just do this for two consecutive days, and you can pretty much cover the whole central area of Hong Kong. Accommodation in Hong Kong is very, very expensive, so this can save a lot of money. Also, take the metro or bus whenever possible, and avoid taking taxis unless necessary. I took a taxi once for 4 kilometers and was charged 65 Hong Kong dollars, which left me stunned.

Visited a Thai restaurant called Thai Master in Tsim Sha Tsui today. The place is spacious with both indoor and outdoor seating, and the dim lighting creates a nice atmosphere.😄 Thai Shrimp Paste Fried Rice🦐🍚 $128 Made with shrimp paste, egg, and steamed white rice. The shrimp paste fried rice has a rich flavor, with a mix of sweet and savory tastes, and the addition of green onions enhances the texture and flavor of the dish.😋 Thai Shrimp Stir-Fried Kway Teow🦐🍜 $128 The Thai shrimp stir-fried kway teow has a unique flavor, combining the deliciousness of shrimp, spices, and the distinctive texture of kway teow.😜 Thai Grilled Pork Neck🐷 $138 Seasoned with Thai spices and condiments such as lemongrass, green onions, and sweet chili sauce, then grilled until the meat is crispy on the outside and tender and juicy on the inside, with a strong aroma and flavor of spices and seasonings.😚 Tom Yum Goong with Big Head Prawns🦐🥣 $158 Made with big head prawns, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, green onions, chili, and other spices. It has a rich flavor that is both sour and spicy.😛 Coconut Red Bean Ice🥥🥤 $42 With the sweet fragrance of coconut and the stewed texture and sweetness of red beans combined, it offers a refreshing and tasty experience.😚 Pomelo Master🍸 $88 Features a refreshing pomelo flavor, with pomelo providing the citrus aroma to the drink, peach giving a sweet taste, elderflower adding fragrance and a hint of bitterness, and fresh lime contributing fruity and tangy flavors.😚 Overall Score: 5/5 Taste: 5/5 Ambience: 5/5 🎇Thai Master (Chung Tat Building) 🎈4/F, Chung Tat Building, 38-40 Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

🚣🏻🚣🏻🚣🏻 1⃣Go to get 'Hong Kong Welcomes You'. This is launched by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, where you can exchange for a HK$100 merchant cash voucher. Tourists can go to the designated visitor centers of the Hong Kong Tourism Development Council to get 'Hong Kong Welcomes You', usually available at customs, remember to bring your Hong Kong and Macau pass~ · 2⃣Go to Victoria Harbour to see the little yellow duck once. The last time the little yellow duck was here was ten years ago, and this time the little yellow duck has brought its partner! · 3⃣Take a cruise at Victoria Harbour once. The piers here include Tsim Sha Tsui Pier, Wan Chai Star Ferry Pier, and Central Star Ferry Pier. The ferry ticket is 5 Hong Kong dollars, and you can buy a ticket on the machine with change ready. · 4⃣Go to Mong Kok to stroll around. You can casually do a city walk near Mong Kok and Kowloon City, and everywhere you snap a photo is like a scene from a Hong Kong movie. · 5⃣Go climb Mount Davis. You can take the cable car up, but there is still a climb from the ground to the cable car station. · 6⃣Go to Central to see the Mid-levels Escalator and buses. The Mid-levels Escalator is the world's longest escalator, and their buses are flat and look quite cute. · 7⃣Try a Hong Kong delicacy. There are many Southeast Asian restaurants in Hong Kong, and you can also try the stalls near Mong Kok. · 8⃣Take a photo with the MTR station names. The background of the MTR station names in Hong Kong are all different colors, and since we mostly rely on the MTR for travel in Hong Kong, taking photos with the MTR station names has become a new way of checking in.

Hong Kong is really a paradise for street photographers, perfect for citywalk! Share 12 of the most beautiful photo spots (streets), a day of citywalk tour, collect 12 beautiful spots in one day! 👣Itinerary: Kennedy Town - (20 minutes walk) - Sai Wan Ho Shelter - (Bus 1/43M/971) - Sunset Drive at Shek Tong Tsui Hill Road - (Walk) - Chinese Christian Churches Union Pokfulam Road Covenant Church - (Walk) - Sai Ying Pun Market - (Take the subway to Central Station) - S-shaped Ding Ding Tram at Bank of China Tower - (Walk) - Central Market Clock - (Walk) - All Destinations - (Take the subway to Admiralty Station) - Arsenal Street - (Take the subway to Quarry Bay Station) - Monster Building - (Take the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui Station) - Harbour City - (Take the subway to Mong Kok Station) - Mong Kok Footbridge 📍Kennedy Town At the end of the road is the sea, where you can find the romance of Hong Kong! A must-visit spot for checking in! To get there: Exit C of Kennedy Town station, go left and keep going up to the basketball court. 📍Sai Wan Ho Shelter A niche check-in spot, hidden wooden walkway towards the sea along the coastline, super beautiful when the weather is good! To get there: Take bus 1/43M/971 to Caritas Jockey Club Hostel and go back about 50m, then follow the small path all the way down. 📍Shek Tong Tsui Hill Road The Hong Kong version of Sunset Drive check-in spot. To get there: Exit B1 of Hong Kong University Station 📍Chinese Christian Churches Union Pokfulam Road Covenant Church On the uphill street on the west side of Sai Ying Pun, right in the middle of the street is the Covenant Church. 📍Sai Ying Pun Market A downhill street with a pedestrian bridge crossing over and a distant sea view. To get there: Exit B2 of Sai Ying Pun 📍Bank of China Tower Sky Bridge A Ding Ding tram check-in spot, with an S-shaped road, very distinctive! To get there: Exit J2 of Central Station, go through Chater Garden and up the spiral staircase to the sky bridge. 📍All Destinations A very poetic road sign, may all our thoughts reach their destination. To get there: On the sky bridge above Exit A of Central Station 📍Central Market A big clock hanging over the staircase on the first floor, really tasteful. To get there: Exit C of Central Station 📍Arsenal Street There are two photo spots, one with European architecture and the Ding Ding tram in the same frame, and the other side is the big letter highway. To get there: Exit F of Admiralty Station 📍Monster Building A filming location for Transformers 4, a building in the sea. To get there: Exit A of Quarry Bay Station 📍Harbour City A large integrated commercial area, with many photo spots to check in, especially recommended are the stairs at the entrance and the windows of Eslite Life. To get there: Exit L6 of Tsim Sha Tsui Station 📍Mong Kok Footbridge Spanning several streets, you can capture the hustle and bustle of Mong Kok on this footbridge! To get there: Exit B3 of Mong Kok Station Let's set off for a one-day citywalk tour in Hong Kong!

Strolling around. 🇭🇰 At K11 MUSEA in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, just wandering. This K11 is not the same as another K11. This one is K11 Musea, right by the harbor. Take exit J of the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. The scenery is very nice; photos three, four, and five were taken from the sixth floor looking down. Stumbled upon a free graffiti exhibition 🎨. Had the GC croissant 🥐. The Korean food at B2 was incredibly bad, something called jook, terribly salty and unbearable. Just this for 150 HKD, tearfully earned 100 oh. Got tempted by Patagonia, the pumpkin, blue, and white colors look super nice. The mountain range tee on the back.

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