Free trip to Hong Kong for 2 days and 1 night. How to arrange the route?

It is recommended to live in Tsim Sha Tsui, which is more convenient. 2 days is basically enough.

Day 1: After passing the customs at Luohu, buy an Octopus at the station. It can be used on all public transportation and fast food restaurants. Take the East Rail to Hung Hom and then change to the subway to East Tsim Sha Tsui. After arranging a hotel, visit the Avenue of Stars and Harbor City Pier. There is currently a big yellow duck docked there. Then take the Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui Pier to Wan Chai Pier and take a look after getting off the boat. Bauhinia Square and the Hong Kong Return Monument, then walk to Hennessy Road and take a jingle car (a Hong Kong characteristic with a history of more than 100 years) to the Admiralty, stroll around the Hong Kong Park, and then go out from the West Gate (near the Bank of China Building) to go around Central and see The Hong Kong Legislative Council, Bank of China Building and other iconic buildings in Hong Kong films. Take minibus No. 1 from Central to the top of the mountain and go to the platform to overlook the scenery on both sides of Victoria Bay. If you are interested in the wax museum, you can purchase tickets online to see it. On the return trip to Central, take the ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui, take bus No. 2 to Yau Ma Tei, visit the Temple Street Night Market, and finally take the bus or subway back to the hotel.

The next day: Ocean Park, Hong Kong. To go there, you can take the subway one stop from Tsim Sha Tsui Station to Admiralty, then transfer to bus 629 to get there, which takes about 30 minutes. When you come back in the evening, you can go back to Admiralty and take the MTR to Mong Kok. There are many local snacks there, such as Hui Lau Shan, fried stuffed three treasures, curry fish balls, etc., available on Dundas Street and Sai Yeung Choi South Street. You can eat and shop at the same time. Cosmetics in Mong Kok include Bonjour and Sa Sa chain stores, and mobile phone and electronic products include Sai Yeung Choi Street. Small commodities and souvenirs can be found in Ladies’ Street, and sports products can be found in Huayuan Street. The prices are cheaper than those in the mainland. Finally, take the East Rail from Mong Kok East Station back to Shenzhen.