Ask for a two-day self-help tour of Hong Kong (Raiders), and score 30 points if you are satisfied.

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It takes 1 2 days to go to Madame Tussauds, Avenue of Stars and Wong Tai Sin. There is plenty of time. I recommend that you add several important places to the route description.

2. As Christmas approaches, hotels will be nervous and will raise prices. It is suggested to solve it on Taobao or find a travel agency. The price can be controlled within 500 yuan, but the accommodation in Hongkong is poor. Don't ask too many questions. Security is generally no problem, and law and order in Hong Kong is still very good.

Hong Kong is an international city. There is everything in the world, but there is no special product that really belongs to you. In fact, it is nothing more than Guangdong. In fact, many people like to buy shampoo and shower gel from Hong Kong. I've used it, and it's really better than that in mainland China. Simple cosmetics can be found in SASA or Zhuo Yue, Wanning and Watsons. There are chain stores everywhere.

As for books, periodicals and newspapers, you can see them everywhere, and there are small convenience stores like 7-Eleven.

The following is the route I often design and arrange for my friends. Please refer to: but I don't know where you started. By default, I started from Guangzhou or Shenzhen.

The first morning, I passed through Luohu. After the customs clearance, it is recommended to buy an 8 Datong, which is convenient for shopping by car. Take the train and get off at Jiulongtang Railway Station. After getting off, transfer to the Kwun Tong Line subway, head for Kwun Tong and Tiu King Ling, and get off at two stops, which is Wong Tai Sin. The strong color garden is free, with strong incense and free lottery, but it may cost more than 1000 yuan to cancel the visa. There is a back garden. Tickets to 2 yuan HKD are available. You can visit it with your own coins. There are mountains and rivers, and there are also nine dragon walls that imitate Beijing.

After the visit, I strongly recommend going to the most strange place in Hong Kong, but it is easy to be ignored-Kowloon Chengzhai Park, which has been ignored by China, Britain and Hong Kong for a hundred years. It's very convenient to go to Kowloon Castle, and it's close to Wong Tai Sin, so you can pass by. Admission: 0 (free) 15 minutes' walk from Wong Tai Sin Temple to Kowloon Walled City. You can take a taxi without jumping the meter (HK$ 18). There are many ruins in it. I am interested in searching and viewing information.

After seeing the Kowloon Walled City, come out from the north gate, take the 1 bus, and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Middle Road, which is the Avenue of Stars.

Or take the subway: leave the north gate, go straight from Houwang Ancient Temple, walk 10 minutes to a depression (playground), which is Lok Fu subway station, and get off at the third stop, Prince Edward Station, then transfer to Tsuen Wan Line, and get off at the fourth stop, Tsim Sha Tsui.

After lunch, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and overlook the scenery on both sides of Victoria Harbour. Then go to "Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui", take the distinctive "Star Ferry" to cross the sea to the "Wan Chai Pier" on the other side, and watch the two sides of Victoria Harbour at close range. Tickets are very cheap, and each person can get more than 2 Hong Kong dollars. When you get off the boat, you will find Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and Bauhinia Square. Take your time.

After the visit, walk 10 minutes and take the "Tintin Car, an ancient means of transportation only available in Hong Kong Island" near the "Wan Chai Subway" (the fare is 2 yuan, which is equivalent to the tram in the mainland), and then sit down and go shopping in Causeway Bay. There are many SASA and Wanning stores that buy medicines and cosmetics. Go back to the hotel to sleep after dinner.

The next morning, take the subway Hong Kong Island Line to Central Station, walk from J2 exit to the cable car terminal at the top of the mountain, take the 130-year-old cable car and board the Ferris wheel to overlook the panoramic view of Hong Kong. Madame Tussauds is one of them, but I don't recommend it. Personally, I don't think it is necessary to see it.

It is strongly recommended to go to Repulse Bay after going down the mountain. Repulse Bay has beautiful beaches and facilities such as swimming and changing clothes (free of charge). Look at Dong Bojia, Feng Shui Cave and Huamao Lily. When Gong Ruxin 19 years old, she came here the day after her wedding. She was romantically fascinated by the scenery. At that time, she was poor, but she dreamed of living there when she had money. Later, it was not until 1997 that Hua Mao Group invested more than HK$ 5.5 billion to buy a piece of land in Repulse Bay and built a large inclined building with a narrow bottom and a wide top, which was known as "Lily". But later, the lawsuit problem project stopped. Unfortunately, such a rich man didn't live as he wished until his death.

Take bus No.6 or 6A (about 8 yuan, about 65 by taxi) to Repulse Bay. After visiting Repulse Bay, if you have time, you can go to Stanley at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong. Scenery+Teresa Teng's former residence+seaside dinner+visiting Stanley market.

Return at night. Specific route: Take a bus (either bus or taxi) from Repulse Bay or Stanley, and get off at Aberdeen Tunnel Station (just at the entrance of the tunnel, before entering the tunnel). Then take bus 17 1 and get off at hung hom station (the second tunnel exit is there).

Take the train from Hung Hom Station and go directly back to Luohu for customs clearance, afternoon 10, afternoon 1 1.

You can also take the through train to Guangzhou directly, but the last bus of the through train is 19: 20, so we are in a hurry. It's better to take the train back to Luohu, a simple and leisurely plan.

There are many shops in Hung Hom Station, including specialty foods, medicines and cosmetics. You can buy some for your friends.