DAY 1 Expect to arrive at Hong Kong Airport from noon to afternoon. (Stay at Xintiandi Hotel in Mong Kok) - Take the A21 Citybus from the airport (35-40 minutes journey, $33), get off at Nathan Road (Mong Kok Center Station) and walk for 5 minutes

Arrive at the hotel. Get off the bus and go to the right, then cross Nathan Road (HSBC Bank), go straight along Argyle Street for about 200 meters, turn left onto Reclamation Street and walk about 40 meters until you see the hotel.

It's on the right. Check-in the hotel first, and then rest for a while. After resting for a while, you can go shopping at Langham Place next to it, and then use the passage inside the MTR station to go to Mong Kok's Sneaker Street and Ladies' Market.

, Xianda Plaza, go shopping around, and between these spots, there are also a lot of authentic Hong Kong snacks and food, you can eat some if you like. ***Go and try the food that just won the 2010 Michelin 1 star

Let’s shop! There are deals for tens of dollars, so make your own choice! Tim Ho Wan Dim Sum Specialty Store, G/F, No. 8, Tsui Yuen Building, 2-20 Kwong Wa Street, Mong Kok. A neighborhood dim sum shop opened by the former Dim Sum Manager of Four Seasons Hotel Lung King Heen

In this store, you must try the crispy baked barbecued pork buns and smooth rice rolls.

Recommended: Teochew pink fruit, wolfberry osmanthus cake, crispy baked barbecued pork buns, yellow sand pork sausage, preserved radish cake DAY 2 Ocean Park - MTR Mong Kok Station Central Line, get off at Admiralty Station, transfer to Exit B for 629

Citybus Ocean Park Special Bus. (10-minute MTR ride, $9.7 for Octopus) (25-minute ride by Citybus No. 629, $10.6) DAY 3 Avenue of Stars, Victoria Harbor, Stanley Market, Causeway Bay, Victoria Peak. 1) Avenue of Stars

+ Victoria Bay (1 hour use) - MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit J, after passing through the New World Center, you can stroll along the Avenue of Stars and enjoy the view of Victoria Bay. 2) Stanley Market (you can view the mountains and rivers of Hong Kong along the way)

)- Then take Citybus Route 973 outside New World Center (Salisbury Road) (about 1 hour, $13.6) and get off at Stanley. Stanley Market is a famous tourist attraction in Hong Kong.

It is located in the southeast of Hong Kong Island and the northwest of Stanley Peninsula, overlooking Stanley Bay in the south, adjacent to Murray House and Stanley Plaza in the east, and Narcissus Ancient Temple in the south.

The streets in Stanley Market include Stanley Street, Stanley Market Road, Stanley New Street, and Stanley Village Road.

There are many stand-alone tenement buildings in Stanley Market, and the ground floor shops are the most popular. They sell souvenirs for foreign tourists, Chinese handicrafts, souvenirs, ready-made clothing, oil paintings, etc.

Famous stores include the Salvation Army, French bakeries and restaurants, etc. Others are small and medium-sized businesses, retailers, small restaurants and foreign currency exchange shops.

The Hong Kong Travel Guide published by the Hong Kong Tourism Association also recommends this attraction.

3) Causeway Bay - Take Citybus No. 65 from Stanley and get off at Sogo Department Store Station in Causeway Bay. (40 minutes’ journey, $8.9) Causeway Bay is one of the main shopping areas in Hong Kong, with many large department stores and shopping malls, including Times Square

and the World Trade Center, among others.

It is pointed out that there are many Japanese living in Causeway Bay and nearby areas, so there are many large Japanese department stores and supermarkets in Causeway Bay, including Sogo Department Store, Mitsukoshi Department Store, c!ty'super, etc. Japanese food in the area

There are even more clubs and entertainment venues dedicated to entertaining Japanese people.

Causeway Bay has many trendy shops selling fashionable goods, fashion and trendy products from local, Japanese and even the world.

In addition, Causeway Bay also has many cinemas, karaoke shops and other entertainment facilities. In addition, many shops in Causeway Bay are open until late at night, so Causeway Bay has become a very busy area and one of the most popular places for young people in Hong Kong.