Star Ferry Pier

📅 3-Day Hong Kong Itinerary Day 1 ✅ Monster Building (鰂魚涌五厦) – iconic photo spot ✅ Tai Kwun (大館) – heritage & arts center ✅ Avenue of Stars + Bruce Lee Statue – Hong Kong’s version of Hollywood Walk of Fame Day 2 ✅ Victoria Peak – great city views (tip: the regular bus is a good alternative to the Peak Tram; check Google Maps for the best route) ✅ Lee Tung Avenue – charming shopping street ✅ Evening Walk at Culture Plaza – from Hong Kong Observation Wheel ➝ Convention and Exhibition Centre Day 3 ✅ Nan Lian Garden – tranquil Chinese garden ✅ Chi Lin Nunnery – peaceful Buddhist temple complex ✅ Wong Tai Sin Temple (黃大仙) – famous Taoist temple 🏨 Accommodation —> Ramada Hong Kong Harbour View – good price/quality option 🍴 Food Recommendations ✅ Breakfast – try any local Cha Chaan Teng (Hong Kong-style tea restaurant) for a classic affordable breakfast ✅ Dim Sum – a must-have experience ✅ Egg Tarts – recommended: Tai Cheong Bakery 📌 Tips ✅ Octopus Card – essential for transport & convenience stores. Buy it at the airport or any MTR station. 💰 Cost: 200 HKD (50 HKD deposit + 150 HKD balance). ✅ Victoria Harbour – instead of an expensive cruise, take the Star Ferry. Same views, much cheaper! Just tap your Octopus card. #hongkong #travel #hongkongfood

. If you want to fully experience the local culture of Hong Kong in one day without getting too tired, just follow my route. It’s fun and you can take great photos📷, plus I’ve included photo spots for you to mark down! Stop 1️⃣: Mong Kok📍 Exit from MTR Exit B3, walk up the footbridge and you’ll see many colorful billboards. This is the favorite photo spot on the footbridge where you can experience the bustling old streets and local vibe of Hong Kong all at once. Stop 2️⃣: Tsim Sha Tsui Navigate to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, take photos in front of the glass railing with Victoria Harbour shining under the sunlight, then you can directly take the Star Ferry to Central🚢. Stop 3️⃣: Central Ferris Wheel🎡 Get off the Star Ferry at Central, walk a bit forward and you’ll see the Ferris wheel🎡. Find the red railing photo spot and start snapping! Stop 4️⃣: Victoria Peak At the bus stop near the Ferris wheel, take bus 15c directly to the Peak Tram ticket office🚡. You can buy tickets on site, round trip HK$88, one way HK$62. I highly recommend taking the tram up to Victoria Peak⛰️ to overlook the entire city—the view is truly stunning! Stop 5️⃣: Sunset Tram Take bus 15 back down to Central Star Ferry Pier to board the tram. Enjoy the sunset tram ride and experience Hong Kong’s night view freely and leisurely. There are three different routes for the sunset tram. I took the night route h2k. Here is the information for all three routes: 🚌H1 Monday to Friday 14:00-18:00 (one trip per hour) Saturday, Sunday & holidays 11:00-18:00 (one trip per hour) Boarding point: Central Pier 6 bus stop - Peninsula Hotel bus stop 🚌H2 Monday to Friday 15:30-19:30 (one trip per hour) Saturday, Sunday & holidays 12:30-19:30 (one trip per hour) Boarding point: Peninsula Hotel bus stop - Central Pier 6 bus stop 🚌H2K Night route 19:00-20:00 (one trip per hour) 20:00-22:00 (one trip every 30 minutes) Boarding point: Central Pier 6 bus stop - Peninsula Hotel bus stop

🇭🇰Hong Kong Walking Diary｜Check in at 8 Classic Landmarks from Hong Kong Movies 🚶‍♀️with Subway Map A must-see for first-time visitors! Take you to check in all the popular scenes from TVB dramas in one day～ 1️⃣ Mong Kok Streets ✅Must-capture neon sign night view Exit E2 of Mong Kok MTR Station, tons of neon signs perfect for photos! Recommended to come at night, every street shot is full of Hong Kong vibes - 2️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry ✅Romance for HKD 2.6 Take the ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui Pier to Central, the wooden seats inside the cabin are super vintage, enjoy the sea breeze while viewing Victoria Harbour, very chill - 3️⃣ Central Mid-Levels Escalator ✅Filming location of "Chungking Express" Exit C of Central MTR Station, follow the same route as Faye Wong, the graffiti walls and cafes along the way are great for photos - 4️⃣ Victoria Peak ✅Overlooking the full view of Victoria Harbour Long queues at the tram ticket office! Recommended to buy tickets in advance, the Sky Terrace at the Peak Galleria offers the best view, the night view is stunning - 5️⃣ Temple Street Night Market ✅Filming location of "The God of Cookery" Exit A of Jordan MTR Station, opens after 6 PM, claypot rice and egg waffles are must-tries, the street fortune-telling stalls are also very interesting - 6️⃣ Avenue of Stars ✅Celebrity handprint check-in Exit J of East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, fewer people in the morning! The Bruce Lee statue and McDull sculpture are super cute - 7️⃣ Stone Slab Street ✅Old Hong Kong charm Exit D2 of Central MTR Station, granite stone steps and tin stalls, every photo looks like a time travel back to old Hong Kong - 8️⃣ Lan Kwai Fong ✅Nightlife experience Exit D1 of Central MTR Station, most lively after 10 PM, the bar street atmosphere is fantastic - 🍜 Food Recommendations ✔️ Australia Dairy Company: scrambled eggs on toast is amazing ✔️ Kau Kee Beef Brisket: must order the clear soup beef brisket ✔️ Tai Cheong Bakery: the ultimate egg tarts ✔️ Jiajia Dessert: mango pomelo sago is legendary - ⚠️ Tips • Octopus card is super convenient, can be used at MTR convenience stores too • Prepare cash! Many old shops only accept cash • Wear comfortable shoes, lots of walking in Hong Kong

After watching Hong Kong dramas for over 20 years I finally went to the Hong Kong on the movie screen Every photo taken in Hong Kong feels like shooting a movie Sharing my two-day-one-night Hong Kong travel guide ✅ Two-day-one-night itinerary ✔️ Day 1 Check-in at 'Yau Tsim Mong' MTR station ➡️ Mong Kok Ladies' Market ➡️ Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui ➡️ Central Pier ➡️ Hong Kong Observation Wheel ➡️ Monster Building ➡️ Kennedy Town ✔️ Day 2 Ngong Ping Cable Car ➡️ Lantau Island ➡️ Tai O Fishing Village ✅ Detailed itinerary 1️⃣ Check-in at MTR station Many people start their Hong Kong trip by checking in at various MTR stations featured in Hong Kong movies. They are indeed very photogenic. 2️⃣ Mong Kok Ladies' Market A street with a strong local flavor, filled with many food stalls and small shops. Overlooking the entire street gives a very Hong Kong vibe. 3️⃣ Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui From the Star Ferry Pier, you can take the Star Ferry to the opposite Central Pier, crossing Victoria Harbour and enjoying the city sea view. 4️⃣ Central Pier From here, you can see the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. The scenery is very beautiful, and you can also ride the nearby Hong Kong Observation Wheel to overlook the entire harbor. 5️⃣ Monster Building A unique building in Hong Kong, perfect for photography. The entire structure is very spectacular and visually impactful. 6️⃣ Kennedy Town A beautiful check-in spot with city buildings and a stunning sea sunset. 7️⃣ Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car A unique sea cable car with a fully transparent glass floor offering a 360-degree sea view. The mountain and sea scenery are fantastic. 8️⃣ Tai O Fishing Village A hidden fishing village by the sea in Hong Kong, retaining much of the 90s Hong Kong flavor. It's quite original and perfect for a leisurely visit.

Hong Kong Museum of Art is located at 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China. It has seven exhibition halls and is an art museum. ㅤ The Hong Kong Museum of Art was officially established in 1962. The museum's collection comes from purchases and donations. The museum's collection includes Chinese paintings and calligraphy, ancient cultural relics, historically significant paintings, and works by contemporary Hong Kong artists.   🕘[Opening hours]: Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays), open 10:00–18:00 on other days, closed on the first and second days of the Chinese New Year   💴[Ticket price]: Free admission, no reservation required ㅤ ⛺[Things to do]: Visit exhibitions according to your favorite exhibition theme. The exhibition hall has five floors. You can rest on the chairs by the large floor-to-ceiling windows (enjoy the sea view, take photos, and enjoy the atmosphere). ㅤ 🕘[Visit time]: 2–3 hours   🚌[Transportation guide]: Tsim Sha Tsui Station/East Tsim Sha Tsui Station   👉[Itinerary]: You can refer to my city walk route: Tsim Sha Tsui ➡️Hua Sister Bing Room ➡️Harbour City ➡️Star Ferry Pier ➡️Hong Kong Museum of Art ➡️Avenue of Stars ➡️Chungking Mansions   🧳[Luggage storage]: Free ㅤ 🧡[Preparation]: Wear comfortable shoes

Experience the best of Central Hong Kong in a day—blending history, culture, food, and scenic views while hopping on every type of public transport! 🚋🚌⛴️ 🌅 Morning: Markets & Mid-Levels ☕ Start with coffee at a cozy Central café. 🏬 Central Market – A lively, revitalized space blending history, food & culture. 🎢 Mid-Levels Escalator – Ride the world’s longest outdoor escalator and explore SOHO’s hidden gems. 🏛️ Afternoon: Heritage & Local Life 🏛️ Tai Kwun – A beautifully restored police station turned arts & culture hub. 🍜 Lunch stop – Aberdeen Street has lotsa choices to offer 🚋 Ding Ding Tram to Kennedy Town – A slow, nostalgic way to see Hong Kong’s streets. ☕ Arabica @ Kennedy Town – Relax with seaside views & great coffee. 🚖 Evening: Stunning Views & Sweet Treats 🚖 Cab to Hong Kong Observation Wheel – Enjoy a breathtaking skyline view from the Ferris wheel. 🍦 Fu Hao Ice Cream – Treat yourself to creamy, nostalgic flavors with a local twist. ⛴️ Star Ferry Ride – Cross Victoria Harbour and soak in the sunset & city lights. 🎟️ Pro Tips for a Smooth Journey: ✔️ Get an Octopus Card – For easy transport payment. ✔️ Wear comfy shoes – Plenty of walking! ✔️ Check Tai Kwun’s event schedule – There might be an exhibition or performance. ✔️ Time your Star Ferry ride & Ferris wheel – Sunset is the best for golden-hour views. This city walk lets you see, taste, and experience the heart of Hong Kong, from historical streets to its world-famous skyline! 🏙️🌊✨ #chinatrip #hongkong #taikwunhongkong #travel #familytravel #citydaytours #thingstodo

Macao, also known as Macau, is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People’s Republic of China, located on the southern coast of the country. It is renowned for its vibrant blend of Portuguese and Chinese cultures, which is reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and traditions. Overview Location: Macao is situated on the southern coast of China, approximately 60 kilometers west of Hong Kong. It consists of the Macao Peninsula and the islands of Taipa and Coloane. Capital: The capital city is also called Macao, with Cotai being a major development area known for its casinos and entertainment complexes. Language: The official languages are Chinese (Cantonese) and Portuguese. Attractions 1. Historic Sites Historic Centre of Macao: A UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases a mixture of Chinese and European architecture. Key attractions include the Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square, and A-Ma Temple. Fortaleza do Monte: An old military fort that offers sweeping views of the city and the beautiful blend of cultures. 2. Casinos and Entertainment Cotai Strip: Known as the “Las Vegas of Asia,” this area is lined with luxurious casinos, hotels, and entertainment complexes, such as The Venetian Macao and City of Dreams. Macau Grand Prix: An exciting annual motor race that attracts car racing enthusiasts from around the world. 3. Cultural Experiences Macao Museum: Provides insights into the city’s history and culture, showcasing artifacts from its diverse past. Chinese New Year: Experience vibrant celebrations with parades, lion dances, and fireworks, reflecting the rich local traditions. 4. Nature and Leisure Coloane Island: Known for its charming village atmosphere, hiking trails, and beautiful beaches like Hac Sa Beach. Guia Hill: Offers a scenic viewpoint and is home to the Guia Lighthouse and a historic chapel. Cuisine Macao is famous for its unique culinary scene, which seamlessly fuses Portuguese and Chinese flavors. Notable dishes include: Macanese Egg Tarts: A delicious pastry with flaky crust and a creamy custard filling. Pork Chop Bun: A local favorite that features a savory pork chop served in a bun. African Chicken: A spicy dish with a distinctive flavor, often prepared with a mix of spices and coconut milk. Getting There Transportation: By Air: The Macao International Airport connects the region to various international destinations. By Ferry: Ferries operate regularly between Hong Kong and Macao, making it a popular route for travelers. By Land: The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge provides a land connection to mainland China. Conclusion Macao is a fascinating destination where East meets West, offering a rich tapestry of history, culture, and entertainment.

First time visiting Hong Kong with my family! We traveled with 4 adults, 2 kids, and 1 senior, equipped with both a stroller and a wheelchair. It was quite a challenging trip, but I wanted everyone in the family to be happy, so I endured! Everything turned out fine in the end 😂 We booked our flights and accommodation through Trip.com—it was super convenient and easy. For this trip, we stayed at The Perkin Hotel. The hotel was clean and convenient, but not very suitable for families with strollers or wheelchairs due to the many stairs at the entrance. Day 1: Upon arrival, we tried Ki’son Roasted Goose, which was close to our hotel. The BBQ pork was delicious, the goose was okay, but the chicken was better back home in Thailand 😆 After eating, we took a bus to the Star Ferry and enjoyed a ferry ride across the harbor. Then, we headed to the Peak Tram. It was quite crowded on the day we visited, and we had to wait in line for about half an hour. Once we got to the top, the clear skies made the effort worthwhile. After descending, we went to Dim Sum Here for dinner. We took the ferry back to the Tsim Sha Tsui area and then hopped on a bus to the restaurant. Everything we ordered was delicious, though the restroom was a bit disappointing—but still manageable. We pre-ordered egg tarts from The Bakehouse earlier in the day and picked them up in the evening. They were incredibly tasty, though I imagine they’d be even better if eaten warm 🤤 Next, we went to Master Congee. Their liver congee was quite good. Day 2: We spent the entire day at Disneyland! Don’t forget to catch the fireworks show—it’s absolutely spectacular. Day 3: We joined a temple tour, which was very convenient as we didn’t have to figure out the routes ourselves. We visited five temples, and the tour was especially accommodating for families with strollers and wheelchairs. Day 4: On the last day, we took a bus to the HZMB port to catch another bus to Zhuhai. It was very convenient and cheaper than traveling by ferry. The only downside was that the bus was a bit slow, but it was safe, so no complaints 😂 Next time, I’ll make sure to visit more places! There are still so many spots I want to explore. I hope this short review is helpful to readers 🙇♀️

Day 2 【Recommended Attractions】 1. New Praya, Kennedy Town 堅彌地城新海旁 Enjoy meals or coffee with a view of the sea. There’s a tram and souvenir shops, making it a great place to explore. 2. Causeway Bay 銅鑼灣站 Perfect for shopping with a variety of brands, including Stussy and luxury stores. 3. Central Market 中環街市 Offers charming trinkets and Hong Kong souvenirs, along with a food court. The restrooms are clean, and it’s connected to the Mid-Levels Escalator, which leads to IFC, making it a convenient stop. 【Recommended Restaurants】 1. Shing Kee Congee Noodle 盛記粥麵 Enjoy wonton noodles, zhajiang noodles, and cheung fun all in one place. 2. Bread Of Life While exploring Causeway Bay, grab an egg tart when you feel peckish. The tart crust is incredibly crispy and delicious. 3. % Arabica A great spot to enjoy coffee with a view of the sea. 【Photo Spots】 1. Central Pier Waterfront 中環碼頭海濱長廊 Perfect for capturing the sunset and the scenery across the water.

**🌟 Hong Kong in 4 Days – A Dazzling Adventure! 🌟** **"Hong Kong in just four days? Absolutely unforgettable! From neon-lit streets to breathtaking skyline views, this city stole my heart. Here’s the highlight reel of my whirlwind trip:** **🗓️ Day 1: Iconic Hong Kong Vibes** ✔️ **Victoria Peak** – Jaw-dropping skyline views! ✔️ **Star Ferry** – The best $0.50 ride with epic harbor sights. ✔️ **Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade** – Perfect for sunset and Symphony of Lights. **🗓️ Day 2: Culture & Chaos** ✔️ **Ngong Ping 360 & Big Buddha** – Cable car ride + serene vibes. ✔️ **Mong Kok Markets** – Sneaker Street, Ladies’ Market—bargain heaven! ✔️ **Temple Street Night Market** – Street food, souvenirs, and fortune tellers! **🗓️ Day 3: Island Escape** ✔️ **Lantau Island** – Hiking to Tai O Fishing Village (hello, pink dolphins!). ✔️ **Lan Kwai Fong** – Nightlife that never sleeps! **🗓️ Day 4: Foodie Heaven & Farewell** ✔️ **Dim Sum at Tim Ho Wan** – Michelin-starred dumplings on a budget! ✔️ **Egg Waffles & Milk Tea** – Street snacks I still dream about. ✔️ **Last-minute shopping in Causeway Bay** – Because you can never have enough souvenirs! Final Verdict?Hong Kong packs a punch—fast, vibrant, and full of surprises. Four days was just enough to leave me craving more! ✈️🇭🇰 #HongKongAdventure #CityOfContrasts"** Would you like a more luxury-focused or budget-friendly version? 😊

HK is known for its sprawling buildings that that surround Victoria Harbour, one of the best ways to take it all in is crossing the harbour itself. The easiest say is the metro under the water but that’s not as fun as the star ferry. An icon Of Hong Kong the Star Ferry’s have a long history within the city and are known all around the world. They are also heavily subsided by the government and are one of the cheapest ways to cross the water. It’s only $5 and you can use octopus card or buy tokens at the dock Head to ocean terminals in Tsim Tsa Sui to cross to central and make sure you get the upper deck to get the best or the views! Even in bad weather the views are amazing, you can’t come to Hong Kong and not do this! #postandearn #hong_kong #hk #starferry #victoriaharbor

#cruiseholiday A cruise with Star Ferry is a must for fans of the "Line Brown" series. The theme of this cruise, celebrating Brown's birthday, adds a special touch to the journey. As you sail, the wind gently blows on your face, creating a refreshing and relaxing experience. It's a perfect way to enjoy scenic views while immersing yourself in the fun, themed atmosphere of the cruise.