As long as there is a subway station, you can go there. Every line in Hong Kong is connected. I have attached a subway traffic map to the poster. It is easy to understand. Just take a look.

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I don’t know what the original poster wants to do. It seems that the original poster prefers shopping.

You can go shopping from the Mong Kok subway. When you get out, you will see that the highest building is Langham Place. You can walk there until your legs cramp. Eat on the 4th floor, or go out to eat at Tsui Wah Tea Restaurant opposite. Many travel posts recommend it.

It's a great place, but I personally don't recommend eating there. It doesn't seem to be very delicious.

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Haha? After visiting Langham Place, when you come back to the subway station, there is a three-story ESPRIT discount store across the road. Next to it is Fortress. Opposite to Fortress is Bainaohui. You can buy electronic products here, but the price is now

They seem to be relatively high, but things are generally not bad.

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In front of the Fengze store is the Women's Street, which has nothing to do. Beyond that is the Sneaker Street, which sells sports shoes. As for the largest NIKE store you mentioned, I don't know because I'm not very fond of NIKE, but this

You should be able to find what you need on the side, but I personally think that if you visit the sports area of ??Langham Place and then walk along this road, you will find that there is not much to see.

Because the price of sports shoes does not feel much cheaper, many people think that Guangzhou is cheaper than this.

Call it strange.

Haha? However, the prices of REEBOK’s products are relatively affordable, so compare them yourself.

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Turn right at the end of Sneaker Street and you can see Hui Lau Shan Dessert Shop. If you are tired, go in and have some desserts. Mango and pudding are recommended. Haha? After resting, continue. Walk to Nathan Road and go south.

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SASA Bonjour sells cosmetics along the way. Chow Tai Fook gold stores are also everywhere. Parkside Shopping Avenue. If you want to go to Jinyinghe Longcheng Pharmacy, turn in at the Miramar Hotel and you will see it after crossing the intersection.

Jinying and Longcheng are just a few steps away from the old Gallian-Williams Road that goes straight past the intersection.

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There is not much to see, so continue back to Nathan Road and go south, which is the Sheraton and Peninsula. Luxury goods are available here. Opposite the Peninsula is SOGO. Some cosmetics sets will be cheaper when there are events.

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Further south is Victoria Harbour.

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From the Mong Kok MTR? Go all the way south? Walk? Not counting shopping? It only takes about half an hour.

It won't be very tiring.

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I don’t think there’s much to visit in the so-called China Hong Kong City and Citygate. If you still want to go shopping, go to Times, which is just outside the Causeway Bay MTR station.

very convenient.

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If it's an attraction, I think the poster must have read the guide. There are only a few places, Disney, Peak Wax Museum, Ocean Park, Victoria and so on.

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There's not much difference.

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Make your own choice.

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Usually when you go to Hong Kong, you just go shopping. You can also go to Macau and try your luck. If you don't pay for the travel expenses, you can make back all the shopping money.

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I wish you a pleasant journey.

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