Two girls, three days and two nights in Hong Kong·Free travel guide

Because I had a very miserable experience when I went to Hong Kong. I happened to catch up with Typhoon No. 8, which was so big. I stayed bored in the hotel almost every day during those few days. . . On the last day, I went to Harbor City, Disneyland, Avenue of Stars, and Ocean Park. The weather was sultry and hot, and most of my travels were by taxi. Faced with the alarming meter, I was really dead. All in all, it’s a very unforgettable and irritating memory. . . So I don’t have any strategies. After searching for a long time, I finally found a good one. I post it here for reference only. (Although there are not many sights in Hong Kong, it is still very tight to see it in three days)

The first day:

Get off at Prince Edward Station, take the subway to Mong Kok, and then go to Mong Kok Stay at the hotel (Room 412, No. 83 Argyle Street, Mongkok, Exit D2 of Mongkok MTR Station, 10 meters walk away). For Chinese food, Yinlong Noodle Restaurant (Hong Kong-style clay pot rice) (118 Tung Choi Street, Mongkok). Tourist attractions: Take the MTR to Central, experience the 800-meter-long "Central to Mid-Levels Escalator", then take the cable car to the top of the mountain to see Madame Tussauds - the Central buildings: Bank of China Building, HSBC Head Office Building, Legislative Council Building, St. John's Cathedral - Dinner: Next to the Central Ferry Pier: Tan Dao Coffee (a time-honored tea restaurant, G/F, 33 Stanley Street, Central) or Liushan (dessert fruit ladle, right next to the Star Ferry Pier, an old-fashioned shop, but It is very famous. Recommended snacks: Mango Ferry) - Star Ferry (Central to Tsim Sha Tsui) - Avenue of Stars - Newport Center (30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, opposite Harbor City) - Late night snack: Sugar Chao (88 Canton Road) G/F, opposite Harbor City) - Mong Kok, hotel

The next day:

Mong Kok: Breakfast, Fu Kee Porridge (No. 104-106 Fa Yuen Street, Mong Kok) or Mong Kok (No. 146 Sai Yeung Choi Street, Mongkok, porridge and noodle shop, the most famous is "Kyoto Fried Noodles")

Take the subway to Sunny Bay Station, transfer to the Disney Express, and go to Disneyland

Tips: 1. Go to the town hall of the "Town Market" and ask for park information; 2. Get a fastpass and insert the ticket into the ticket machine; 3. Travel counter-clockwise, go to the place with the highest heat index first "Adventure World"; 4. Nostalgic Journey: Small Train 5. Seize the opportunity to watch parade performances; 6. Go to "Tomorrowland" from 11 to 2 noon to cool down; 7. Arrive at bed 20 minutes before closing time Enjoy the fireworks at Beauty Castle

Dinner: Tung Choi Street, Mong Kok. Visit the night market: Ladies Market, Sai Yeung Choi South Street, Langham Place (Digital Canopy) - Hotel

Day 3:

Get up in the morning, check out and store your luggage. Take the subway to Wan Chai Station, go to Golden Bauhinia Square to watch the flag-raising (7:50-8:03) - see the Convention and Exhibition Center, Central Plaza - have breakfast at Jinfeng Tea Restaurant (No. 41 Chunyuan Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Island, no frozen milk tea in the town Shop Treasure) or Tan Dao Coffee (176 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai, the same as above, just a different address. If possible, try meal A and meal B, a standard Hong Kong breakfast) - take the tram to the ocean around 10 o'clock Park - Repulse Bay (time permitting) - take the subway to Mong Kok to pick up luggage, eat at Prince Edward Station, and return home by bus (19:00 bus)

Also, I checked the definition of independent travel.

There are two types of independent travel: one is completely independent travel, and you can book air tickets and hotels at a travel agency according to your own plan. If you think the itinerary may change, choose a changeable ticket. Due to the long-term cooperative relationship between travel agencies, airlines and hotels, the price will be cheaper than booking alone. The other is "quasi-free travel", which is to board the plane with the travel group. After arriving at the destination, you will break away from the group and move freely until the day of return, when you will be "integrated" into the group again and fly back together. Or depart/return to the same destination at the same time as other independent travelers. Since the air tickets are group prices, this package price will be cheaper.

Isn’t this arranged with the travel agency? . . You don’t have to pick and choose by yourself. . .

If you can do it all by yourself, that’s true. . . How can it be possible to pay 50 to 100 yuan a night in a place like Hong Kong where land is at a premium? . .

Accommodation in Chungking Mansions is the cheapest in Hong Kong. It is not only cheap but also has convenient transportation. It is right at the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Chungking Mansions has three buildings, ABC and many hotels. A is the oldest and C is the newest. Among them, Taiwan Hotel is the oldest. It’s cheap at 130 a night. The place is relatively small, usually only 5-6 square meters. A single room with an ensuite is 180-200, and a double room with an ensuite is about 220. Although it is cheap, the public security upstairs is not very good. I didn’t live anywhere when I went there, but I visited the place and it seemed okay.

There is also the two-storey hotel above Jordan MRT station. Home should meet your requirements. Jordan is a commercial and shopping area with good security and convenient transportation. / Tianlong Hostel. /home.html#11 Golden Crown Hotel.

But the price must exceed the budget. . . The budget you gave me, the poster, is really a bit low. PS: Many people have suggested booking a room on Taobao. It is said to be very cheap and looks good. I think you might also consider it.