I went to Baidu and asked a question: three days in Hong Kong. Attractions want to go to Disney, Ocean Park, Victoria Harbour, Taiping Mountain, Wong Tai Sin East and Avenue of Stars.

To go to Hong Kong, first buy an Octopus card after crossing the port, which is convenient for taking subways, buses and convenience stores.

I suggest you buy tickets for scenic spots directly. Booking in the mainland or online is also cheap 10 8, which is unnecessary.

You can check into a hotel on the first morning (if it's cheap, you can go to chungking mansions, Tsim Sha Tsui). In the afternoon, you can visit Tsim Sha Tsui. There is a Avenue of Stars (a must) nearby. Bell Tower, St Andrews Church, Hong Kong Space Museum, Hong Kong Museum of History (a must), Hong Kong Science Museum, Antiquities and Monuments Office, Peninsula Hotel, Old Marine Police Headquarters, etc. It takes almost an afternoon to go shopping along Nathan Road in the evening.

It is recommended to leave early the next day. You can get off at tung chung station by subway, take Angping 360 cable car to Baolian Temple Tiantan Buddha (about two hours), and then transfer from tung chung station to Disney Line, which is very close. You can stay at Disney until the evening and then come back. Basically, these two scenic spots can be visited at the same time in one day.

On the morning of the third day, take the subway at Golden Bauhinia Square in Wan Chai Station (a must), Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Changdaya (Blue House Hongshenggu Temple in Wan Chai Post Office) (exit B 1, 62 Johnston Road, Wan Chai, turn left on Hennessy Road westbound and turn to Lua Street to get to the end). There are easy-to-find road signs in Hong Kong.

In the afternoon, go to Central Station and take the peak cable car to the peak tower of Madame Tussauds at Taiping Peak.

If you go to Ocean Park and Disneyland, you can only stay in downtown Hong Kong for one day. I suggest you go to only one. Ocean Park has buses in Central.