Macau: Ruins of St. Paul's - Go and see European architecture. Macau Casino, Mazu Temple.

Hong Kong: You must go to see the night view of Victoria Harbor, it is beautiful.

The shopping streets and shopping malls in Tsim Sha Tsui are full of discounted brand names and the largest duty-free shop in Asia.

Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street is the place with the lowest prices for sports and leisure products.

The 3D Ghost World of Hong Kong Ocean Park also keeps pace with the times. Last year, Hong Kong Ocean Park’s “Hello Citywide Hello” Kingdom evolved the ghosts to a 3D level. The scary level of the 3D effect is crazy, and it is easier for everyone to become crazy and "enchanted" while screaming. If you are brave enough to go to Hong Kong, you must experience it

Wax Museum and Disneyland.

The variety of traditional Hong Kong delicacies is usually not very comprehensive in tea restaurants. There are some delicacies that can only be tasted in Hong Kong.

Dry steamed fish balls, egg waffles, pineapple-wrapped egg tarts, etc.~

Ten must-visit places in Hong Kong 1. Mong Kok: a popular shopping area; 2. Tsim Sha Tsui: endless surprises; 3. Whampoa New World: food and shopping all in one; 4. Sham Shui Po: wholesale world; 5. Sha Tin, New Territories: super shopping mall; 6. Victoria Peak: night view; 7. Central escalator: surprises in alleys; 8. Causeway Bay: typical shopping city; 9. Taiyuan Street, Wan Chai: a paradise for toys; 10. Stanley Market: a market by the sea.

The ten most famous desserts in Hong Kong 1. Sweet mango white snow and black glutinous rice; 2. Mango pancake; 3. Mango pudding; 4. Sesame tofu pudding; 5. Don’t throw away the sugar; 6. Coconut horseradish Bean cake; 7. Baked lychee and sago pudding; 8. Purple rice cake with coconut milk; 9. Poplar nectar; 10. Egg tea~saliva~

Xinji cheese noodles, pork neck meat and cheese Noodles, per capita consumption is HK$50. Address: Shop 13-14, G/F, Tower B, Champagne Building, 16-20 Kimberley Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A1, near Miramar Shopping Center, opposite VW.

One of the most popular noodle shops in Mong Kok - Wing Yuen. Personally, I think the beef brisket wontons are the best on New Year's Day, especially when the brisket juice is added to the rice noodles! The wontons are so big and delicious! You should beat the fish balls with your own hands from the ground, so they are very elastic! The place is difficult to hold because it is in an alley! The detailed address is No. 6A, Nelson Street, Mong Kok, Exit D3 of Mong Kok MTR Station, go straight when you come out, the first one Turn left at the intersection and you can see the signboard

The first dinner in port is a must-have ~ my favorite shrimp wonton noodles & my favorite crab porridge

"COVA Caffè" is the favorite place for afternoon tea among Hong Kong celebrities. COVA Caffè serves high-end traditional Italian cuisine. It is the dining hall for celebrities in Hong Kong. It covers an area of ??5,000 square feet and is divided into La Scala banquet hall, coffee shop, pastry counter and The four major parts of the chocolate shop~

Hong Kong Food-Sham Tseng Chen Kee Roast Goose Tea Restaurant features: roasted goose and roasted meat. Address: No. 427-427A, Reclamation Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong (near the MTR station). Food review: The best place to eat roast goose in Hong Kong is Chen Kee. I ordered a platter of Chinese pig and roast goose, priced at HK$90. Half a roast goose costs HK$110, which is a huge portion. What came was two sauces, which should be plum sauce for dipping roast goose, and sweet noodle sauce for roast pork.

Hong Kong Yu Sushi is the first branch in mainland China. Both are popular sushi restaurants in Hong Kong. Yu Sushi specializes in Edomae nigiri sushi. The ingredients are fresh and the price is not expensive. It is perfect for dinner after shopping. Address: 2nd Floor, Youth Cultural Palace, No. 302-306, Beijing Road, Yuexiu District.

See which type you like~ I hope the answer can be adopted!