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5-Day Hong Kong and Macau Tour, Shanxi People Travel on a Whim

It's that time again for Shanxi people to travel south. With the new direct flight from Datong to Hong Kong, it's very convenient to spend four to five days exploring Hong Kong and Macau! ⛺【Must-Visit Local Spots】: Hong Kong ① Avenue of Stars: See celebrity handprints, opposite Victoria Harbour, perfect for taking trendy hand gesture photos; ② Victoria Peak: Hong Kong landmark, a must-visit! At the foot is Repulse Bay, great for a beach stroll; ③ West Kowloon Cultural District: A seaside promenade, perfect for photos; ④ West Kowloon Station Sky Corridor: The dense buildings behind create an artistic vibe; ⑤ Golden Bauhinia Square: Hong Kong landmark square, a must-check-in spot. Macau ① Ruins of St. Paul's: Macau landmark, a must-photograph! The remains of St. Paul's Church; ② A-Ma Temple: Visit A-Ma in Macau, don’t forget to go up the hill to see it; ③ Fisherman's Wharf: Travel through Rome, with Greek-style architecture; ④ Rua da Felicidade (Feng Tang Alley): A dopamine-filled alley, very clean; ⑤ Lotus Square: A must-visit landmark in Macau. 🛬【Travel Tips】: Suggested playtime, number of days, must-visit spots order, and itinerary arrangements Hong Kong 1.5 days Morning: Sky Corridor - West Kowloon Cultural District - Central Pier check-in at the Ferris wheel - Golden Bauhinia Square Afternoon: Victoria Peak - Repulse Bay - Avenue of Stars for sunset - Victoria Harbour night cruise Day 2: Shopping, buying Hong Kong souvenirs, self-clearance to Macau. Macau 1.5 days Morning: Ruins of St. Paul's and surroundings - A-Ma Temple - Lotus Square Afternoon: Fisherman's Wharf - Rua da Felicidade (Feng Tang Alley) Day 2: Shopping, buying Macau souvenirs, self-clearance back to Hong Kong airport for return. 🏨【Accommodation Tips】: 1. Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong, stay in "Tsim Sha Tsui" or "Causeway Bay" (city center, transport hub) Recommended reasons: o Tsim Sha Tsui: Close to Victoria Harbour (10-minute walk to Avenue of Stars), direct MTR Tsuen Wan Line/West Rail Line, nearby Harbour City (shopping), Chungking Mansions (budget accommodation), great for night views. o Causeway Bay: Core station on Island Line, close to Times Square and Sogo Department Store (shopping), 15-minute walk to Wan Chai (Convention and Exhibition Centre), ideal for shopping lovers. Recommended accommodations: o With sufficient budget: Tsim Sha Tsui "InterContinental Hong Kong" (prime harbor view, walking distance to Victoria Harbour); Causeway Bay "Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay" (next to Times Square). o Budget-friendly: Tsim Sha Tsui "Chungking Mansions" (dormitory/private rooms, suitable for backpackers); Causeway Bay "Lai King Hotel Hong Kong Causeway Bay" (5-minute walk to MTR). 2. Day 2 if planning theme park visit (Disneyland/Ocean Park), stay near the "Theme Parks" (immersive experience) If going to Disneyland: stay at "Disneyland Hotel" or "Disney's Hollywood Hotel" (official Disney hotels, 10-minute walk to park entrance). o Advantages: Early entry 1 hour before opening (avoid crowds), themed decorations (Disney character interactions), suitable for families with children. If going to Ocean Park: stay at "Marriott Hong Kong Ocean Park" (5-minute walk to Ocean Park main entrance). o Advantages: Ocean-themed design, balcony with South China Sea view, ideal for nature lovers. 3. Day 2 if planning in-depth city tour (Victoria Peak, Central, Lan Kwai Fong), stay in "Central" or "Admiralty" (core sightseeing areas) Recommended reasons: o Central: Hong Kong financial center, 10-minute walk to Peak Tram station (tram ride for night views), nearby Lan Kwai Fong (nightlife), IFC Mall (shopping), great for bar hopping or fine dining at night. o Admiralty: Adjacent to Central, direct MTR Admiralty Line/Tsuen Wan Line, close to Hong Kong Park (5-minute walk), Pacific Place (shopping), suitable for quiet travelers. Recommended accommodations: o Central "Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong" (prime harbor view, walking distance to Peak Tram); Admiralty "Shangri-La Hong Kong" (next to Hong Kong Park). 4. Day 3: Arrive in Macau, stay on the "Macau Peninsula" (historic district, near Ruins of St. Paul's) Recommended reasons: Macau Peninsula is the historic core of Macau, walking distance to Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square (Portuguese architecture), St. Dominic's Church, perfect for experiencing Macau’s cultural heritage. Recommended accommodations: o "Ibis Macau Hotel" (15-minute walk to Ruins of St. Paul's); "Hotel East Asia Macau" (next to Senado Square). 5. Day 4: Taipa entertainment tour (Rua do Cunha, luxury hotel clusters), stay in "Taipa" (great for shopping and entertainment) Recommended reasons: Taipa has many luxury hotels with free shuttle buses (to Macau Peninsula, airport), nearby Rua do Cunha (snacks: pork chop buns, Portuguese egg tarts), Taipa Houses-Museum (Portuguese-style residences), ideal for last-day food and shopping. Recommended accommodations: o Budget-friendly: "Ibis Macau Taipa" (10-minute walk to Rua do Cunha). 🧡【Tips】: 1. Transportation: o Hong Kong: MTR (Octopus Card), Star Ferry (cheap, great for night views). o Macau: Bus (coins or Macau Pass), taxis. 2. Currency: o Hong Kong Dollar (HKD): used in Hong Kong, exchangeable at airport; Alipay/WeChat Pay accepted by many merchants. o Macau Pataca (MOP): used in Macau; Alipay/WeChat Pay accepted by many merchants. 3. Power plugs: Hong Kong and Macau use British standard plugs (three-pin, 220V), bring adapter plugs (available at airport or convenience stores). 4. Tickets: o Hong Kong Disneyland: buy in advance on official website. o Peak Tram: buy in advance (includes round-trip tram + Sky Terrace ticket). 5. Food Tips: o Hong Kong: Go early for dim sum (late means queues); choose "Ming Furnace" style roast meats (e.g., Tai Hing, crispy skin and tender meat). o Macau: Egg tarts from Lord Stow’s or Andrew; water crab congee at Cheng Chang Restaurant (fresh water crab, thick congee). 6. Others: o Weather: Hong Kong and Macau have subtropical climate, hot summers (June-September, above 30°C), cool winters (December-February, 15-20°C), bring sun hats, sunglasses, umbrellas (rainy season May-September).
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Posted: Nov 30, 2025
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