How to arrange a Hong Kong travel itinerary

Hong Kong Ocean Park and Macau three-day tour features: tourist attractions: Hong Kong: Avenue of Stars, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Ocean Park, Convention Center/Golden Bauhinia, Victoria Harbor night tour Macau: bus, Mazu Temple, fishing Marina, Venetian Resort. The tour includes the Venetian Macao Resort, Asia's largest integrated entertainment venue.

Including transportation arrangements from Macau to Shenzhen, complete services and peace of mind. Itinerary: Huanggang Port D1 8:30 - Avenue of Stars - Wong Tai Sin Temple - Lunch - Hong Kong Ocean Park - Dinner - Convention and Exhibition Center, Golden Bauhinia Square - Victoria Harbor Night Tour (Pearl of the Sea) - Full bus back to the hotel - Chinese dinner - Gather at the Quality and Integrity Hong Kong Tour Counter on the 3rd floor of the departure hall on the 3rd floor of the Huanggang Port at 8:30 in the morning of the Hong Kong Three-Star Standard Hotel, and take the through train to Hong Kong under the guidance of the tour leader.

Visit the completed Avenue of Stars on the promenade in Tsim Sha Tsui, then visit the prestigious Wong Tai Sin Temple, and then dine at restaurants in downtown Hong Kong. After dinner, go to the famous Ocean Park, where there are the world's largest aquarium, shark museum and Hong Kong Ocean Park, as well as wonderful stunt performances by dolphins and sea lions. There are various thrilling motorized rides. After dinner.

Take a bus to visit the New Wing of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and the Golden Bauhinia Square, which is a testimony of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

Then take a large sightseeing ship: Dragon Pearl to visit the famous night view of Victoria Harbor. After the tour, drive back to the hotel.

D2-Go to Macau by boat-Lunch-Macau sightseeing-Dinner-Hotel Cruise Bus Breakfast Lunch Dinner Four-star standard hotel After breakfast, go to Macau by boat, have lunch after arriving in Macau, and then visit the famous places in Macau Attractions: Dasanba Archway, Mazu Pavilion, Fisherman's Wharf, and go to the Venetian Resort, Macau's new entertainment venue. Check into hotel after dinner.

D3-Take a boat back to Shenzhen for breakfast. After breakfast, visit the Macau specialty store and choose representative Macau specialties. Then pass through Zhuhai Gongbei Port, and under the leadership of the tour leader, take a boat from Jiuzhou Port to Shekou Port and return to Shenzhen. Fees include: 1. Attractions: the first ticket for the attractions listed in the itinerary;

2. Transportation: direct bus, coach, boat ticket; 3. Catering: four meals, two breakfasts; 4. Professional Shenzhen tour guide , Tour accompanied by a Hong Kong tour guide; 5. Travel agency liability insurance; Expenses do not include: 1. Personal expenses incurred by individuals outside of travel; 2. Tips for Hong Kong tour guides and drivers: 90 yuan/person for the whole trip; 3. Port service fees incurred for travel endorsement (L endorsement): 50 yuan/person (Hong Kong and Macao)

Remarks: 1. Bring your own Hong Kong and Macao pass and valid endorsement; (The Public Security Bureau where your household registration is located can handle this. For details, please consult the local public security bureau.) 2. If there are no tourists holding an Australian pass or valid endorsement, you can provide a valid passport. Our agency can handle visas for Hong Kong and Macao (successful withdrawal from the group requires 5 working days in advance). Hong Kong is a place full of miracles and myths, with amazing charm.

World-class architecture, efficient living and fashionable and avant-garde entertainment interweave a strong urban dynamic trend. Looking at Hong Kong, the fun of global food and paradise shopping is endless. The flavor of the city harbor and the profound cultural connotation are also colliding with each other, making people linger again and again. If you come to Hong Kong for a self-guided tour and do not want to join a local tour group, please refer to The following five-day tour itinerary in Hong Kong: Day 1: Night tour of Tsim Sha Tsui and Lan Kwai Fong; Afternoon: Arrival in Hong Kong. The sliding roof design of the Hong Kong Cultural Center has become a symbol of the harbor view. This is one of the best angles to view Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island. The Hong Kong Space Museum and the Hong Kong Museum of Art are both very distinctive buildings. You can watch an astronomy movie and enjoy art exhibitions.

Evening: Lan Kwai Fong. Any bar allows you to experience the interesting nightlife of Hong Kong people. The next day: Golden Bauhinia Statue, Ocean Park Morning: Golden Bauhinia Statue, Monument to Hong Kong's Return to the Motherland. Next to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, the flag-raising ceremony at 8 o'clock every morning is a place where many tourists take photos. Afternoon: Ocean Park. Among the 10 mainlanders who have been to Hong Kong, nin

If you go to Ocean Park in October, you will experience the largest and most charming Halloween carnival in Asia.

It's the International Ghost Hunters League, absolutely exciting and thrilling. If you are timid and have experienced rough waters, then start being bold from now on. If you are determined to participate in the carnival in the night, you must first walk into Just Visiting, slowly walk into a 666-star Victorian-style hotel, and be prepared for unexpected surprises.

In the illusory and confusing magic forest, visitors unknowingly enter a semi-sleep state in the maze of mirrors, accepting the rendering of music, light, shadow, and sound. If you're squeamish, there are great daytime shows you can take part in. Whether you are an adult or a child, you will have great fun experiencing the horror culture of Halloween. Reminder: Visitors can purchase tickets for Guangzhou Ocean Park to learn about the latest developments in the Ocean Park.

Ocean Park daytime opening hours: October 1st to 31st, from 10am to 6pm every day. Night events will be held every Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights from October 1st to 31st. Four entertaining thrillers for October, each with an additional fee. Day 3: Stanley Repulse Bay,

Morning peak: Repulse Bay, Hong Kong’s most famous beach, is one of the holiday destinations for Hong Kong people. Shadow Garden, formerly known as the Repulse Bay Hotel, has been transformed into a colonial-style fine dining and shopping mall. Stanley Murray Building was originally built in an old historical building in Central District. When it was demolished in the 1980s, the beams and columns were numbered and properly stored. Now it has been reintegrated and brought back to light. The second floor is the restaurant area, including Spanish restaurants and Southeast Asian restaurants. Afternoon: Take the Centenary Peak Tram to climb the mountain on Admiralty Garden Road and enjoy the views of Hong Kong Island and Victoria Harbor along the way. The Hong Kong branch of Madame Tussauds London opened in August 2000 and is the first permanent branch in Asia.

Each wax figure usually takes 6 months to make and costs about HK$350,000. Each celebrity wax figure is life-size, with hair inlaid one by one. Day 4: Food and shopping.

Morning: Go to the teahouse. For breakfast, I want to drink Chinese morning tea, which is the favorite of Hong Kong people. Afternoon: Shopping. Times Square in Causeway Bay, Pacific Place in Admiralty, Landmark Plaza in Central, Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Festival Plaza in Kowloon Tong, and New Town Plaza in Shatin are all good places for shopping.

Evening: Huangpu Xintiandi. There is a food street in Hong Kong, which brings together the most famous and authentic classic food in Hong Kong. It is the essence of Hong Kong food culture. Not to be missed by gourmets and tourists. You can continue shopping after dinner. Whampoa Xintiandi is a large leisure shopping mall in Kowloon. Day 5: Depart Hong Kong and check if your luggage is full.

Self-guided tour on the first day: Ocean Park - Repulse Bay - Times Square - Sogou - Victoria Peak - Lan Kwai Fong 9:30 Admiralty - Aberdeen Ocean Park (take bus No. 629). Tourist attractions: Mountaineering Crane, Aquarium, Mountain Machinery City, Giant Panda Park, Jigu Village, lunch at Jigu Village Restaurant. 15:00 Aberdeen - Repulse Bay (take bus 6A/6X on Xiangdao Road) Sightseeing attractions: beach, giant Queen of Heaven statue and Guanyin statue, Wanying Garden Shopping Mall, enjoy afternoon tea at Wanying Garden Terrace Restaurant.

16: 30 Repulse Bay-Causeway Bay (Bus No. 63 or Minibus No. 40) Shopping spots: Times Square, Kimberly-Clark Shopping Center, World Trade Center, Boutique Plaza, Chongguang Department Store, Jardine's Place Open-air Market.

19: 00 Causeway Bay - Victoria Peak (take the MTR to Central, take bus 15C from the Star Ferry Pier up the mountain to the cable car station) Tourist attractions: take the cable car to enjoy the night view; dining/shopping spots: Peak Tower, Peak Dinner on the square and on the top of the mountain.

2: 00 Victoria Peak-Lan Kwai Fong, Central (take the cable car down the mountain, then transfer to bus No. 15C at the cable car station; or take minibus No. 1 at the Peak Plaza) Nightlife: fashionable Western restaurants, Bars, discos. The next day: Flower Market/Goldfish Street/Bird Garden-Wong Tai Sin Temple-Space Museum-Hong Kong Science Museum-Harbour City-Belle Shopping Avenue-Temple Street Night Market 9:00 Flower Market/Goldfish Street/Bird Garden (Transportation: Prince Edward MTR Station) Enjoy The leisure of flowers, birds, fish and insects.

Nearby shopping spot: Fa Yuen Street Open Air Market. 12:00 Prince Edward MTR Station - Festival Walk Shopping Mall (Transportation: Kowloon Tong MTR Station) Have lunch at the Tropical Rainforest Restaurant.

15: 00 Festival Walking Street - Wong Tai Sin Temple (Transportation: Wong Tai Sin MTR Station) Tourists at

17: 00 Wong Tai Sin Temple - Tsim Sha Tsui (Transportation: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station) Tourist Attractions: Space Museum, Science Museum; Shopping spots: Harbor City Shopping Mall, Belle Shopping Avenue, Granville Road outlet store; have dinner at Libin Hollywood theme restaurant. 21:30 Tsim Sha Tsui-Temple Street Night Market (Transportation: Jordan MTR Station).

The third day: Three Tung Buildings Museum - Tsing Ma Bridge - Po Lin Temple - Tsing Yi City - Ladies Market 9: 00 Three Tung Buildings Museum (Transportation: Tsuen Wan MTR Station) 12: 00 Tsuen Wan - Po Lin, Lantau Island Temple/Tian Tan Buddha (Transportation: Take bus E31 from Tsuen Wan MTR Station to Tung Chung; transfer to bus No. 23), take the Tsing Ma Bridge, and enjoy a vegetarian lunch at Po Lin Temple. 16:00 Po Lin Temple-Tsing Yi City Shopping Mall (take bus No. 23 back to Tung Chung, then transfer to the MTR to Tsing Yi Station) for shopping, entertainment, and dinner in Tsing Yi City.

9: 30 Tsing Yi-Ladies Street Open Air Market (Transportation: Take the MTR to Mong Kok Station). Hong Kong's famous restaurants are mainly concentrated in Central District and Tsim Sha Tsui. Tianshan Restaurant, Hongxin Changxing Beijing Restaurant, and Jindao Bird's Nest Chaozhou Restaurant are the most famous, and the prices are naturally high, while most of the cheaper restaurants are located in new towns.

You can tuck into French food at Onion Bistro, Italian food at Mistral Sea Breeze Restaurant, Spanish food at Ricos, Thai food at Kampar Thai Restaurant, and Japanese food at Taiga. Hong Kong is the promoter of Tang culture in Guangdong. It can be seen that residents from all over the country are making soup and talking enthusiastically. He is also a pioneer and innovator of tea culture. Nowadays, the food choices in tea restaurants are very diverse, but the best Hong Kong-style coffee and milk tea can only be tasted in tea restaurants.

Due to the fast pace of life, the habit of drinking morning tea is difficult to satisfy Hong Kong people’s love for tea culture. The complex of drinking Kung Fu tea with shrimp dumplings lingers, so morning tea has become a late night snack. Cantonese people are particularly particular about eating porridge, so it is also the most famous in each province. Hong Kong-style porridge can be made with any ingredients, but the porridge base is basically indispensable. The raw rice is processed and the porridge cooked slowly is soft enough and has an extraordinary taste.

After night falls, Temple Street will have some special side dishes, which are typical popular snacks. Famous Hong Kong-style snacks include wonton noodles, egg custard, beef balls, clear soup and beef offal. There are also some special cooked food stalls in Hong Kong, also called food stalls. You can taste some local specialties such as sweet and sour pork, salt and pepper shrimp, etc. Hong Kong people also love to eat desserts, not only because most of the ingredients in desserts have nourishing effects, such as milk, papaya, lotus seeds, almonds, etc. They all have the effect of moisturizing the lungs and skin, and even help retain moisture in the body.