1. A complete guide to traveling to Hong Kong and Macau recommends visiting Ocean Park Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Ocean Park, surrounded by mountains and sea, has an aquarium and a theme park.

It is mainly divided into two parts: the seaside park at the foot of the mountain and the summit park on the mountain.

Connected by the sea view cable car, it is divided into eight themed areas including Asian Animal World, Fantasy Water, Pico World, and Ocean World.

There are three transportation facilities, namely cable car, ocean train and climbing elevator.

The cable car is a popular mode of transportation, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of southern Hong Kong Island and the South China Sea, but there are many people queuing up.

The Ocean Train is a two-way cable car and is very fast.

It only takes three minutes from Waterfront Park to Peak Park.

The mountain lift is the second longest open-air escalator in Hong Kong, connecting Ocean World and Rapids World, with a total length of 225m.

It is recommended to take the Ocean Train up the mountain.

When going down the mountain, take the mountain lift first and then the cable car.

Generally speaking, there are more queues when taking the cable car up the mountain, which not only saves time, but also allows you to experience all three modes of transportation.

2. Hong Kong and Macau Travel Guide The straight-line distance between Hong Kong and Macau is about 60 kilometers.

Hong Kong is located in the east of China, bordering the South China Sea to the south, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province to the north, the Pearl River to the west, and facing Macau across the Pearl River Estuary.

The full name of Macau is the Macau Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. It is connected to Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province in the north, Hengqin and Wanchai, Zhuhai City in the west, and Hong Kong across the sea in the east.

The straight-line distance is 60 kilometers, and it borders the South China Sea to the south.

3. Hong Kong and Macao travel routes: How do mainlanders go to Hong Kong: First, they must obtain a travel permit to and from Hong Kong and Macao and a travel endorsement.

Mainland Chinese can apply for a "Pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao" and an endorsement for visiting relatives at the local public security bureau with their ID card and household registration book.

After filling in the application form, the applicant should bring the original household registration book and ID card, and three recent bareheaded photos (one of which should be posted on the application form), and submit it to the processing window together with the application form.

After passing the exam, you can obtain a Hong Kong and Macao pass and endorsement.

It usually takes fifteen working days for the first visit and ten working days for the second visit.

Tourists can travel to Hong Kong with their passes and endorsements.

The Hong Kong and Macau Pass can be used for a long time, but there are time and number limits for endorsements.

Multiple valid endorsements can only be used for business or family visits, more than once a year.

Personal travel doesn’t last that long.

However, as long as it is marked as multiple endorsements on the document, you can visit Hong Kong multiple times within a limited time, and each visit will not exceed 7 days (depending on the type of document).

However, this does not mean that you must reapply after your visa expires.

I've been there this time.

You should reapply after a limited time.

Then take your luggage to Shenzhen first, because Shenzhen is the closest to Hong Kong.

If you want to exchange Hong Kong dollars, you can exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars.

Depending on the specific time of your stay in Hong Kong, UnionPay cards can generally be used for shopping in Hong Kong.

Card consumption will also be converted automatically according to the exchange rate of the bank where the bank card is located (for example, if you use a China Merchants Bank card, the RMB in the card will actually be HKD 300, but the RMB in the card will actually be reduced by about 270).

RMB price = HKD 0.9 (roughly 0.9, the exchange rate changes every day), so I personally think it is OK to exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars. How to go to Hong Kong from mainland China: First, you must get a Hong Kong and Macau pass and a travel endorsement.

Mainland Chinese can apply for a "Pass to and from Hong Kong and Macau" and an endorsement for visiting relatives at the local public security bureau with their ID card and household registration book.

After filling in the application form, the applicant should bring the original household registration book, ID card, and three recent bareheaded photos (one of which is posted on the application form), and submit it together with the application form to the processing window 02. The Hong Kong and Macau Pass can be used for a long time, but the endorsement has a time limit.

Limitations and frequency limits.

Multiple valid endorsements can only be used for business or family visits, more than once a year.

Personal travel doesn’t last that long.

However, as long as it is marked as multiple endorsements on the document, you can visit Hong Kong multiple times within a limited time, and each visit will not exceed 7 days (depending on the type of document).

However, this does not mean that you must reapply after your visa expires.

I've been there this time.

It you should reapply after a limited time.

Then take your luggage to Shenzhen first, because Shenzhen is the closest to Hong Kong.

04 You have to exchange Hong Kong dollars, which can be exchanged for a small amount of Hong Kong dollars.

Depending on the specific time of your stay in Hong Kong, UnionPay cards can generally be used for shopping in Hong Kong.

Card consumption will also be converted automatically according to the exchange rate of the bank where the bank card is located (for example, if you use a China Merchants Bank card, the RMB in the card will actually be reduced by HKD 300 by about 270 yuan).

RMB price = HKD 0.9 (roughly 0.9, the exchange rate changes every day), so I personally think it is better to exchange a small amount of Hong Kong dollars. 4. Hong Kong and Macau travel guide Travel details: When the plane arrived in Shenzhen, there was a dedicated person to pick it up and send it to the hotel for check-in.

Since the group to Hong Kong and Macau departs around 9 a.m., Xiao Liao, the Hong Kong and Macau travel manager, suggested that we arrive in Shenzhen one day in advance.

The night view of Shenzhen is not as busy as during the day, but it is quiet and luxurious.

Day 1: Shenzhen - Hong Kong - Convention and Exhibition Center - Ocean Park - Victoria Peak - Repulse Bay After entering the customs at Shenzhen Huanggang Port, we arrived in Hong Kong under the leadership of a Hong Kong tour guide to visit Hong Kong attractions 1: The Convention and Exhibition Center that often appears in Hong Kong movies.

It’s also a place I wanted to visit when I was a kid.

After all, it is one of the largest exhibition halls in the world and an integral part of Victoria Harbour.