I flew from Nanchang to Shenzhen and lived near OCT. I arranged two days. On the first day, I went to Window of the World in the morning and went to OCT in the afternoon to play (actually not recommended, since you are going to Disneyland anyway, something similar). Children like to play.

The next day we went to Xiaomeisha.

Early in the morning on the third day (the earlier the better), we cross the border from Lo Wu and take the subway directly to Hung Hom. It is recommended to stay in Yau Tsim Mong, Kowloon, which is the most popular place. We can go directly to Ocean Park that day (Ocean Park is suitable for fun during the day, but not much at night)

things to see).

In the evening, I went to visit the Tsim Sha Tsui beach.

Taking the subway to Disneyland early the next morning took a whole day!

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It was probably after 9 o'clock when I came back in the evening, so I took a shower and went to bed (I guess the little one was already asleep).

On the third day, we went out for morning tea, then took the subway to Central at 10 o'clock, and then walked to take the cable car up the mountain to see Madame Tussauds.

Go shopping in the afternoon (I don’t know what I want to buy, so I can’t give you any suggestions, but Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are generally home to ordinary goldsmiths’ shops with numerous stores. The good stuff can be found in the Causeway Bay area of ??Hong Kong Island.) If you have free time, you can stay in Hong Kong for 4 to 5 days.

If you are interested, you can go to Lamma Island to play. There are not many people on the beach there, but the water is beautiful and the seafood is good.

There are so many fun places in Hong Kong. It’s hard to give suggestions if you don’t know what you’re interested in.

Here are a few places for reference: Sai Kung (eat seafood), Repulse Bay (very beautiful beach), Stanley (shopping for ordinary clothes).

After having enough fun in Hong Kong, take a boat to Macau from the Central Pier (it is recommended to leave at noon, and it will be easier to arrive in Macau in the afternoon). When you get off the Hong Kong-Macau Pier, you will find the famous Macau casinos - Sands, Grand Lisboa, etc. There are many so-called casinos next to the casinos.

You can find a lot of good stuff by going to the bank, but the price is not cheap.

Opposite the Sands is Fisherman’s Wharf, where you can take a stroll.

It is recommended to live in Taipa (not in the old district). Taipa has the famous Guanye Street, where all the specialties of Macau are found.

The black sand beach behind Taipa is also very beautiful. There are also some folk museums in Macau, and the Portuguese-style streets are very beautiful!

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And the accommodation price is not expensive, a standard hotel only costs more than 400 per day, and the environment is excellent (you can visit Taipa for half a day, and those who are interested can spend a day there).

One is to see Ruins of St. Paul's in the old area, and then go to the top of the mountain to see the cathedral.

After we finished, we went to Mazu Temple to see something new.

If you don’t go to a casino in Macau, 2 days is enough (a place as big as a palm).

There is not much shopping in Macau, so just open your mouth and eat some delicious food. Guanye Street basically includes Portuguese chicken, pork chop buns, crab porridge, etc.

Finally, we crossed the border from Gongbei and returned to Zhuhai. I didn’t expect there to be much fun in Zhuhai. If I was interested in staying for a day but not interested, I would just take the bus back to Guangzhou from Gongbei, stay one night and fly back to Nanchang.