What to do in three days and two nights? What are the must-experiences in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong is a beautiful place to fly. After going to Hong Kong, you can go to many things. The following are The recommended route for a three-day trip to Hong Kong. When you go there, you can check out the relevant guides and learn about Hong Kong. Let’s go and see it together now. What to do in three days and two nights
Day1: Hong Kong Impression Tour
Morning: Mong Kok (drink morning tea, walk and shop slowly in Goldfish Street, Ladies Market, Fa Yuen Street and Langham Place) ) Afternoon to evening: Tsim Sha Tsui (shopping, afternoon tea) - Avenue of Stars amp; Victoria Harbor - take the Star Ferry at the Star Pier to Central (you can take the Central Ferris Wheel, which is purple at night, suitable for taking pictures) - take Take the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak to enjoy the night view.
Day2: Nostalgic Tour of Hong Kong
Morning: Take New World First Bus’ “Rickshaw Sightseeing Bus” H1 Nostalgic Route at the Star Ferry Pier in Central (visiting many classic attractions throughout Hong Kong Island)—— Causeway Bay (bus stop 23, shopping and dining)
Afternoon: Take the Ding Ding bus (get on Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay) - Mid-Levels escalator (get off at Pottinger Street Station, walking distance)
Evening: SoHo Dutch Food District (drinking and eating) - Lan Kwai Fong
Tips: ① There are two types of sightseeing buses in Hong Kong. This one is operated by "New World First Bus". Not the big bigtours we often call them. This bus now only has the H1 Nostalgic Tour (the H2 Dynamic Tour has been cancelled), which is divided into full-day tickets and one-way tickets. The full-day ticket costs HKD 200 for unlimited rides in one day, and the one-way ticket is charged according to the distance. The number of daytime flights is 10: 00-16:30, night shift 17:00-20:30, the whole journey takes about 110 minutes. ② If you don’t like to go clubbing in Lan Kwai Fong, you can go to Temple Street near Yau Ma Tei, eat at a food stall, and experience the life of native Hong Kong people.
Day3: Hong Kong niche tour
Morning: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car (Tian Tan Buddha, Ngong Ping Market)
Afternoon to evening: Tai O Fishing Village ——Citygate (shopping), Lantau Island (Ngong Ping Cable Car) What are the must-experiences in Hong Kong
Have an authentic Hong Kong-style morning tea
Store: Dao Heung Super Fishing Port Address: Kowloon Shop B, 3rd Floor, Grand Plaza, 639 Nathan Road, Mong Kok Transportation: Mong Kok MTR Station Exit E1 Per capita consumption: 70HKD Business hours: 07:00-02:00 (Monday to Sunday)
Xiao Ai recommends : It’s exactly like what was filmed in Hong Kong dramas. Many old people were drinking tea, reading newspapers and chatting leisurely. It felt very comfortable.
Take a ride on the Star Ferry
When it comes to Hong Kong, people will talk about the famous Victoria Harbour, and there is a pier next to Victoria Harbour, where there is Hong Kong's longest history. Ferry Tools. Star Ferry, sitting in the retro cabin, blowing the sea breeze and looking at the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour. "National Geographic Travel Magazine" will take the Star Ferry to visit both sides of Victoria Harbor as one of the "50 must-visit attractions in life".
TIPS: Address: Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui, Central and Wan Chai. Fare: Generally, there are more buses in Tsim Sha Tsui. The ticket is about 2 yuan, and you can use your Octopus card. Note: There are two Star Ferrys currently operating in the Victoria Harbor. Those who want to cruise the Victoria Harbor at night can take one!
Watch the night view at Victoria Peak
When is Hong Kong the most beautiful? It must be nightfall. It is said that the night view of Hong Kong is one of the three best night views in the world. The best place to enjoy the night view of Hong Kong is Victoria Peak.
Transportation TIPS:
① Take bus: Take bus No. 15 from Central Pier 5 (the bus that Hong Kong locals like to take), bus No. 15B from Causeway Bay (Tin Hau Station), bus 1 Minibus No. 2 from Central (International Finance Center Phase 2) to and from the Peak.
② Take the Peak Tram: Take shuttle bus 150 from the Star Ferry Pier in Central to the cable car station.
Peak Tram time: 10 am to 11:45 pm, every 10-15 minutes.
Take a ride on the Ding Ding Car
Every time I watch TVB and old Hong Kong movies, every time the streets in the early 1930s are passed by, I will always pass by the Ding Ding Car. figure. As one of the oldest trams in the world, the Ding Ding car was once popular on the streets and is a mark and product of an era.
Recommended routes: Shau Kei Wan - Sheung Wan (Western Hong Kong City); Shau Kei Wan - Happy Valley; North Point - Shek Tong Tsui; Causeway Bay - Shek Tong Tsui; Happy Valley - Kennedy Town; Shau Kei Wan - Kennedy Town Neddy Town
TIPS: If you like the Ding Ding Tram, you can also buy a package ticket, ride from Central to North Point, and discover "Hong Kong's living history" through the panoramic tram tour.
Ticket price: HKD 2.3 (get on the bus at the rear entrance, pay at the front exit, prepare your own coins or just swipe your Octopus)
Go to the Mid-Levels Escalator to experience the best in the world
As we all know, Central is the commercial and financial center of Hong Kong, but fewer people know that Mid-Levels is the area where rich people live in Hong Kong. It can be said to be the "Central" of Central. In order to make it easier for the wealthy people in the middle of the mountain to walk down the mountain to work, there was such a corridor-style escalator, the longest in the world, known as the "Mid-Levels Escalator". This is also the place where Tony Leung Chiu-wai must pass when he goes to work every day in "Chongqing Express".
Go to Lan Kwai Fong for a drink
Hong Kong is famous not only for the night view of Victoria Harbor, but also for the nightlife of "Lan Kwai Fong". This is also a filming location for many TVBs and is one of the favorite places for TVB fans.
Go to an outlying island
Hong Kong has many unknown and beautiful outlying islands, which have soft sandy beaches and a fresh and romantic style of their own. Not only that, there are many outlying islands that have preserved the old appearance of Hong Kong’s old fishing villages. For example, Tai O Fishing Village has large and small fishing houses and stilt houses on the water. When you are in it, you will inadvertently feel like you are in another world.
Hong Kong, you won’t know its various charms until you come here.