Here comes the 2-day 1-night guide for Hong Kong, '2024 Edition'

If it's your first time visiting Hong Kong, you might want to consider this 2-day 1-night itinerary. Day1, after getting off the high-speed train at West Kowloon, walk to the hotel🏨 'I booked the Dragon Castle International' mainly because of its great location~ Leave your luggage at the hotel! Jordan, Yau Ma Tei, and Mong Kok are all within a 40-minute walk Famous for local eats like celebrity-endorsed noodles, Kai Kai Dessert... all nearby! Snap photos at Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Chungking Mansions, Ladies' Market! Check into the hotel after 2 pm! Walk to Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui! 'About a 20-minute walk' You'll pass by Harbour City, the Clock Tower, and the 1881 Heritage! Keep walking along Victoria Harbour, and you'll reach the Avenue of Stars! It's stunning when the weather is good! There's also a free Hong Kong Museum of Art! In the evening, take the Star Ferry to Central for just 3 dollars via WeChat! Spend 20 dollars for 3 rounds on the Ferris wheel🎡 Walk to the Peak Tram🚡! Along the way, you can capture various skyscrapers in Central! Cool After enjoying the night view from The Peak, take the Star Ferry back to the hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui. Day2, take the subway to Causeway Bay! Shop around Times Square, Paterson Street Feel the vibe of ! Spend 2 dollars here to start your vintage tram experience! From Causeway Bay to Kennedy Town! Get off at Sai Ying Pun to capture the magical streets of Hong Kong! Visit the University of Hong Kong! Watch the sunset in Kennedy Town! Finally, take the subway back to West Kowloon.

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The BP International Hong Kong

#hotel #hotelstay #hongkong #china #city #cityview The BP International Hong Kong is one of my favourite hotels in the city thanks to its wonderfully convenient location: it’s only a 5-minute walk from Austin metro station and Hong Kong West Kowloon railway station. Address - No. 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Tsim Mong D District, Hong Kong, China Ambiance/Facilities - there’s a nice restaurant that serves good breakfasts. Highlights - whether you’ve come to Hong Kong for transit or shopping, the hotel is conveniently located as there is a railway station nearby, where you can take a train to either the mainland or to the airport. The high street with high-end brands is only a 5-minute walk away if you move down Canton Road towards The Clock Tower. Avg. Price per Person - ¥480 per night, breakfast included. Rating - 4.5/5. The only drawback I can mention is that there’s no gym in the hotel if you plan a longer stay.

#2024wish in 2023 , we had a family reunion in Hong Kong. But there is still one family member I need to visit in 2024. She is my aunt , and since my Uncle passed away , I haven’t been able to visit her in Koh Samui Thailand. My trip wish for 2024 is to visit Thailand , to honour my uncle and give my aunt a lot of hugs. Reasons to Recommend: the BP international is not a fancy hotel, but it has great views and a great location.