I want to go on a free trip to Hong Kong on February 12th. I checked a few travel agencies and felt that China National Travel Service and Youth Hostel are both good.

I personally feel that there is no need to join a tour group. There is no difference between joining a tour group and going to jail. Moreover, the things I take you to buy may not be what you want. Hong Kong's security is so good, you can just travel freely. There is nothing to be afraid of.

Really, no matter where you go and you don’t know something, you can just ask the police. They will not only speak Mandarin but also English.

It must be communicated.

You can book your own flight to Shenzhen, stay in a hotel in Shenzhen for a day, take a rest, and then go to Hong Kong early the next morning to spend a day sightseeing.

After passing the customs at Luo Wu, you can also go to Sheung Shui. There are several plazas in Sheung Shui. Sports goods are quite cheap. The prices are similar to those on Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok. Some models are even cheaper than in Mong Kok because the store fees are lower. Sheung Shui is available.

There is Sheung Shui Plaza at the station, Metropolis Plaza behind it, and Sheung Shui Center.

However, in Lo Wu, there is the East Rail Line, which goes to Mong Kok East. I don’t think you will find Mong Kok as a shopping place when you exit Mong Kok East Station. You can just get off at Kowloon Tong and transfer to the Kwun Tong Line. Don’t be afraid to follow the crowds.

When you arrive in Mong Kok, you can go out at the E Exit Bank Center, and then the streets are full of things that will take up a lot of your time.

There are many famous shops in Tsim Sha Tsui. You can also find the New Sun Plaza at No. 28 Canton Road, Exit C1 of Tsim Sha Tsui, and a little behind is China Hong Kong City.

Exit B1 is also on Granville Road, where there are many export clothing stores.

When going to Causeway Bay in Tsim Sha Tsui, you need to transfer at Admiralty, heading towards Chai Wan. When you arrive at the station, Exit A will go to Times Square. Times Square is full of high-end brands. Exit D is SOGO. There are many gold shops coming out of SOGO.

SOGO also has a lot of beautiful clothes and cosmetics, and it is also a relatively large shopping mall in Hong Kong.

Food is relatively expensive in Hong Kong. A home-cooked meal in a restaurant costs 700 to 800 yuan.

But it is also a discount period. The discounts are better between 2 o'clock and 6 o'clock. If you don't care about food, you can go to places like Maxim's, Yoshinoya, and Foxwoods. They all taste good and are very economical. They are even cheaper during the discount period.

Passed through Shenzhen.

These stores are most common in Mongkok and can be found in other places as well.

If you have enough time, you can also go to APM. In Kwun Tong, from Causeway Bay to North Point, take the Tseung Kwan O Line at Yau Tong, then transfer to Kwun Tong. You can see APM without leaving the station. There are many brands for young people, and even at ten o'clock at night

All shopping malls are open at 2 o'clock.

And you can eat desserts at APM's Manji. It must be as delicious as those in Shenzhen, with real ingredients, and cheaper than in China.

A must-see and must-do is the Ocean Park, where you can play games and watch dolphins, Chinese sturgeons, giant pandas, etc.

Usually people who go to Hong Kong for the first time will go there.

There are also the Peak of Central and the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui.

If you pass the customs at Luohu, you can find a counter halfway to the Hong Kong customs after passing the mainland customs. There will be information about Hong Kong free travel there.

It's free and contains Hong Kong maps and MTR lines.

You can buy a subway package at the MTR service counter for only 100 yuan, which allows you to ride the MTR without any stops for 24 hours.

There are also complete tourist routes inside.

If you just want to play, you can visit Hong Kong with only 100 yuan.

I can also recommend Bonjour and Yashi for cosmetics.

sasa can't do it.

In fact, cosmetics in many places in mainland China come from Bonjour.

Because it's cheap.

There will be no fakes.