10 I walked from Guangzhou to Hong Kong on February 2, and went to Hong Kong for two days on February 3, mainly for fun. I want to consult. I have questions about the team.

If you have the opportunity, you must travel to Hong Kong and feel the prosperity of a modern city. There is a book about 50 places people will visit in their life, one of which is to take the Star Ferry to see the night view of Victoria Harbour. Besides, I saw a special topic on Jade Terrace the other day, which mentioned that the Hong Kong Government would build a pedestrian corridor in Victoria Harbour to connect Hong Kong Island with Kowloon. By then, the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour will be greatly reduced, so we should go to Hong Kong as soon as possible.

(1) Travel

Before you go to Hong Kong, you must prepare your ID card and personal Hong Kong and Macao pass, with an F endorsement (it is very simple to apply for a Shenzhen account now, and it will be done in 20 days, 100, 20 endorsements). Remember to bring another pen, so it is convenient to fill out the form after customs clearance.

I'm ready to go now.

After arriving at the railway station, go directly to the Luohu port checkpoint opposite, take two forms in the lobby: the exit application form and the health survey form, and then queue up at the "exit passage for mainland residents", fill in the forms while waiting in line, and check that they are correct. Now I am abroad, hehe.

Crossing the overpass is Hong Kong territory. Generally, there are volunteers at the border of Hong Kong to consult or distribute information, which is very useful and updated in time. This time, I got an activity guide, which contains Hong Kong tourism introduction, maps and some recent activities. The content is detailed and appropriate, and it has gained a lot. It's definitely not spam. When you go through the Hong Kong Customs, you should also fill in the immigration and health forms. Remember to keep your own form and use it when you come back.

After the inspection, it is the Guangzhou-Kowloon Railway Station. You can take the light rail to Hong Kong. You have to change Hong Kong dollars to buy a ticket first. There is an exchange office at the ticket office. Note that it is enough to exchange 100 Hong Kong dollars here. The exchange rate here is 100 HKD-"13 RMB, while on the streets of Hong Kong it is 100 HKD -" 1000 RMB. I don't know, but I suddenly changed it to 65438+. There are many exchange shops or buy one get one free shops on the streets of Hong Kong, all of which are relatively formal, so don't worry about receiving counterfeit money. You can buy tickets at the ticket window or at the ticket vending machine. It's convenient to go to the ticket vending machine. After that, I checked in and got on the train. The subway in Hong Kong is the same as that in Shanghai. The ticket is inserted in the front, popped up after checking in, passed, and finally got back the ticket when leaving the station (it is the first time for me to use it, and I will return it to the soil). You can also use the Octopus card, just like the bus IC card in Shenzhen. After getting on the bus, you can reach Kowloon in about 40 minutes.

(2) Hong Kong Tour

The map of Hong Kong looks huge, but in fact the main business districts are concentrated in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. These two places are much smaller, and you can basically walk around, which is definitely not a problem for MM who loves shopping. The traffic in Hong Kong is very developed. There are many subways, light rails and buses, and all busy sections have subway entrances. The road signs are also very clear. There are signs and instructions at every intersection, indicating nearby scenic spots or landmark buildings. In addition, remember that there are several main roads in Hong Kong, and there is basically no problem in traveling, so there is no need to worry about getting lost. Hong Kong people basically speak Cantonese. You can only speak Mandarin, and communication may be a bit troublesome, so I made up my mind to learn Cantonese when I came back this time. They are all very enthusiastic, and asking for directions will basically help you, but it is best to ask young people. Older people don't know much about Mandarin.

Say my trip again:

The Kowloon-Canton Railway is coming. You can get off at Tangxia, Kowloon and change to the subway, but we get off at Mong Kok Station, and the exit is New Century Plaza. Kowloon mainly goes to Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui. The main road Nathan Road runs north and south, and the shopping areas are all around the streets. Mong Kok has concentrated shopping shops such as gold and silver jewelry, computer digital products, fashion clothes, and many snacks. The consumption here is moderate and the popularity is extremely high. This is really a good place to shop. Don't talk about the specific shopping malls and fun, enjoy it!

Go north along Nathan Road and you will find Tsim Sha Tsui. There are many large shopping plazas here, such as Harbour City, New Sun Plaza, Baili Shopping Street and New World. You can walk slowly for a day. There are also many small shops in the street, ranging from ordinary to world famous brands. At the end of Nathan Road, you can see the Hong Kong Space Museum. Crossing the square, you will suddenly see the beautiful Victoria Harbour. This is a seaside garden that often appears on TV, and there is a long beach along the coast. You can see the prosperity of Hong Kong Island opposite, so be sure to take photos. After swimming here, you should go to Hong Kong Island. You can take the subway. It is recommended to take a ferry (ferry 2 yuan) at the Star Ferry Terminal.

The main businesses in Hong Kong are concentrated in Central, Admiralty and Causeway Bay, and the consumption level is relatively high. Big shopping malls include Pacific Place, Admiralty Plaza, sogou, Times Square, etc. There are also many specialty stores on both sides of the street, and top brands such as GUCCI, Dior, LV and Chanel can be seen everywhere. Causeway Bay is the most famous shopping area. I believe everyone has heard of it. Before Christmas, major shopping malls are offering discounts, but at first glance, in fact, some ordinary brands, such as Hong Kong brands such as Banelo, Giodano and G2000, have little difference in discount strength with Shenzhen; What is really cheap is the world famous brand, which should be much more favorable than Saiwu and Friendship City in Shenzhen, and there are more styles. Of course, the price is also thousands, otherwise it is called shopping.

Our tour route is: Central Subway Station-Thousand Wishes Christmas Tree-Statue Square-Queensway Square-Pacific Place-Seaside-Convention Center-Causeway Bay Shopping.

In the evening, take the subway to Central, go south through the Statue Square, go to the Taipingshan Cable Car Terminal (opposite to the main entrance of Hong Kong Park), take the cable car to Taipingfeng (round-trip ticket to 30 yuan), and enjoy the night view of Hong Kong from the Lingxiao Pavilion at the top of the mountain. Unfortunately, this scenic spot is gone. It is also very good to see the night view of Hong Kong Island at the seaside in Mong Kok. If you have money, you can visit Victoria Harbour by boat. The nightlife in Hong Kong is very rich. It's almost Saturday 12, and we are hanging out in Tsim Sha Tsui. The streets are still crowded with people, and the seaside is very lively. The train returning to Luohu will arrive at 12: 45 at the latest.

There are also some places familiar with watching Hong Kong films, such as the night market in Temple Street and Cai Tong Street (Mong Kok) to experience the local customs of Hong Kong. Lan Kwai Fong (Central) Bar Street, etc.

(3) Accommodation

Accommodation in Hong Kong is certainly more expensive. This time, we stayed in a family hotel, and each room was 200 yuan/night. Of course, the conditions are not very good, but it is ok to make do with staying for one night. This information can be found on the Internet.

Step 4 eat

Hong Kong has a high standard of living and relatively expensive prices. A map 18 yuan, a can of coke 10 (supermarket price), it is recommended to bring your own mineral water. Small restaurants and tea restaurants on the roadside, fast food restaurants in shopping malls, their packages are generally around 20 ~ 40, or go to McDonald's, KFC and so on.

There are many snacks in Hong Kong. Curry fish balls and frozen milk tea are absolutely classic. There is a sweet shop called "Xu Liushan" that seems good. You should be able to try it, and shark fin porridge is also worth a try. It's not expensive. There are many snacks in Mong Kok, which are also very cheap.

(5) Shopping

There are three banks in Hong Kong that issue currency. Pay attention to denomination. Computers and digital products in Hong Kong are really cheap, especially digital cameras, MP3 players and notebooks. There are also many gold and silver jewelry stores, such as Zhou Shengsheng, Xie Ruilin, Lukfook and Chow Tai Fook. The price of gold in every store is the same, mainly because of the choice of style and service. Jewelry price = actual price of gold and silver+manual fee +2% commission. Generally speaking, the price can only be reduced on labor costs. I don't know much about the price of gold and silver. I remember that gold was 105 Hong Kong dollars/gram, and 99.5 feet of platinum was 227 Hong Kong dollars/gram. I don't know how to compare with China.

MM's favorite-cosmetics. Hong Kong Shasha and Zhuoyue are two large chain cosmetics supermarkets, which are inexpensive and have many brands. They are cheaper than the cosmetics counters in general shopping malls, so don't worry about the quality.

(6) Transportation

The subway is the most convenient, with many buses and expensive taxis, 7 yuan/km. Automatic ticket vending machines are used in subway stations. According to the distance, the fare ranges from a few dollars to more than ten dollars. There is a passenger service center in the station, where you can change money. There is a passenger ship from Hong Kong Star Ferry Pier to Shekou Ferry Pier, and the fare seems to be 100 RMB.

Remember the signs of the subway, so it's easier to find the way.

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I have been to Hong Kong n times, either on business or by myself. For Hong Kong, it takes three or four days at a time, and it comes and goes in a hurry. Sometimes I don't even have time to go shopping with my friends in Hong Kong. I just had a quick meal with her. Hehe, thanks to my dear friend, she always treats me, hehe.

Recently, I always see many friends asking about Hong Kong. I am really free in the afternoon, so I will sort out what I wrote before and post a post, hoping to help my friends who will go.

First, free travel:

Whether on business or pleasure, I will choose to travel freely. The subway and traffic in Hong Kong are very developed. Don't worry about getting lost in Hong Kong. A super road like me has never made a mistake, and you must be fine, hehe. Usually, holiday products are ordered. I like Ctrip very much. I recommend it. The service is standardized, and at the same time, I am more assured and the price is better. Many travel agencies always have to decide what flights and hotels to stay in the last few days, and even change hotels when they arrive in Hong Kong. When I checked in at the hotel, I saw our Hangzhou group quarreling twice! However, Ctrip is different. Make your own decisions and all the information will be clear at a glance. There won't be any big problems. If there is, I will contact you in time to ensure that it will be implemented for you before you leave, so don't worry about traveling!

2. Frequent visitors to Hong Kong:

This is a measure introduced by the Hong Kong International Airport. To put it simply, mainland visitors who come to Hong Kong three times a year can take photos of their passes, endorsements, entry and exit stamps, etc., and then send them to the frequent flyer card office of the Hong Kong International Airport by e-mail to apply for a frequent flyer card. In this way, they can visit the frequent visitor channel in Hong Kong after leaving Hong Kong, which can save a lot of time.

3. Foreign exchange:

With valid endorsement and travel documents, you can exchange them at the Bank of China.

When you withdraw HK$ cash from the ATM, a handling fee of 50 yuan RMB will be charged for each transaction.

In Hongkong, generally speaking, there is no handling fee for swiping a card (unless your bank card specifically states that handling fees are charged in consumption abroad).

4. Arriving in Hong Kong:

If it is a four-day free trip, it is suggested that you can buy an Octopus card from 300 yuan at the customer service center in the arrival hall, including two round trips to the airport express line, cash from 20 yuan (you can take buses, ferries and convenience stores in buy buy, and you can get a refund if you don't run out of cash in 20 yuan), and a deposit from 50 yuan (which can be easily refunded), and you can take the subway for three days indefinitely in Hong Kong (72 hours are free from the first time you swipe your subway account).

If you only travel for 2-3 days instead of 4 days, there are many kinds of octopus and you can buy them according to your own needs.

PS: Taxis in Hong Kong are counted by the yard, so you should be mentally prepared to take a taxi:) It jumps very fast, hehe. Baggage is charged according to size and quantity.

5. Airport Express:

Airport Express is a route between Hong Kong Airport and Hong Kong Island, with stopovers in Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Hong Kong! He connects the main subway lines, and then he can transfer to the subway on his way out.

Make sure your hotel is in Tsing Yi, Kowloon or Hong Kong Island, and then take the Airport Express to the area you want to go to. All important hotels in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island have free buses. Take a look after you get down and decide which bus line to take.

PS: Generally speaking, it doesn't matter if you don't eat or drink in the subway. Elevator, please try to stay to the right and leave blank on the left, which is convenient for people in a hurry to get on and off.

6. Calling card:

Hong Kong phone cards are available in airports and urban areas, and many operators can purchase them according to their own needs.

Or simply open domestic and international roaming.

Seven, clothing:

1, I personally prefer the era of Causeway Bay and sogou. It is said that these two places are very popular shopping places for local people in Hong Kong.

I also like Pacific Place and Landmark Plaza. The shopping environment is better. You can often meet stars when you visit Pacific Place and Landmark Plaza.

3. Harbour City is also good. There are all kinds of brands in the east and west, and there are all kinds of delicious food. If you are tired of shopping, it is very pleasant to have a rest.

4.DFS: one in Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; A tunnel in eastern Tsim Sha Tsui.

5. Causeway Bay World Trade Center: There are two great Japanese restaurants here, so I must come every time, eat well and visit the World Trade Center.

6.IFC: Hong Kong Station International Financial Center. Generally speaking, every time I want to go back, I will check in here, then stroll around here and go to the airport easily.

Basically, these are the places where I visit Hong Kong every time, and I can buy things I like and appreciate every time.

Eight, live broadcast:

There are too many hotels in Hong Kong. Let me recommend some free and cost-effective ones:

Wan Chai 1:

Worney Guangdong Hotel Hong Kong: In Wan Chai, near the subway station. After getting off the airport, take the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station, and then take the hotel's free bus. Very suitable for free travel hotels, hotel rooms are relatively small, but relatively clean, but hotels in Hong Kong generally have relatively small rooms!

2. Tsim Sha Tsui:

Guangdong Hotel: In Tsim Sha Tsui, near the subway station. There are many famous shops in Tsim Sha Tsui, and Harbour City is also nearby. It's very convenient. It's a good hotel. The room in memory should be a little bigger than the gorgeous Guangdong Hotel in Hong Kong.

3. Causeway Bay:

Sihai Hotel and Yue Le Hotel: These two hotels are relatively new, both in Causeway Bay, a little distance from the subway station, but basically within walking distance to shopping places such as Times and sogou; In addition, the hotel has a shuttle bus between the hotel and Times Square, which is very convenient. The hotel has a specific timetable!

4. Super recommend a hotel:

Holiday Inn Express Causeway Bay (Hong Kong Express Hotel)

It's at 33 Sadong Street, near Times Square. The location is really super good, and it can't be more convenient! The room is clean and comfortable, and you can surf the Internet for free! The design of the hotel bathroom is ingenious. The door can be the main entrance of the bathroom, or it can separate the bathroom from the whole bathroom. In this case, a person brushing his teeth will not interfere with WC, haha!

I recommend some luxurious hotels to you, which I prefer:

1, Shangri-La on Hong Kong Island, Li Gang and JW Marriott are all five-star hotels:

These three hotels are connected. I only lived in JW Marriott, and this is Pacific Place. The hotel service is really speechless. If it's a business trip, hehe, it's very worthwhile. I ran into director Tsui Hark in the hotel lobby, but forgot to take pictures. Alas, I regret it!

2. Shangri-La Hotel Kowloon:

Shangri-La Hotel Kowloon is located in the east of Tsim Sha Tsui, close to the airport express station, subway station and cross-harbour tunnel, with convenient transportation. It is said that the room surface is the largest in Hong Kong, which is really much bigger than the previous hotel. It seems to be bigger than JW Marriott, but I can't see it. However, the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour at night is absolutely enjoyable!

3. Intercontinental Hotels and Peninsula Hotels:

I prefer the Peninsula Hotel to the Intercontinental Hotel. This continent is pulled in the water. It always feels weird. I wonder if the hotel will be soaked by the sea. Oh, hey. Downstairs is the Avenue of Stars, and the scenery at night is beautiful!

These five-star hotels have a very similar feature, the service is really good, the humanity is very good, and they are all equipped with private butlers. Sometimes when you call the front desk, they will say, Miss Song, what can I do for you? Although it is only a small setting on the phone, your name will be displayed when you call, which is convenient for the service staff to address you, but it feels really cordial. I think it is even more amazing that every time I go to check out, there are already service personnel waiting for me at the elevator entrance. As soon as I open the door, I can address you correctly and take you to the checkout. Awesome!

Nine: food

I'm really embarrassed because it's my habit. Eating out means eating until you are tired, so although I have been to Hong Kong for n times, I am still not tired of these places, so I will only stay in these places for a while, hehe.

1, Xu Liushan: Needless to say, it is basically easy to find, and there is one opposite Times Square;

2. Chi Ji: Her wonton and wonton noodles won prizes, which are really good, especially shrimp wonton and drooling, but in Hong Kong, most fresh shrimp products are quite good:) Opposite Times Square, Xu Liushan neighbors.

3. Yishun Milk Company: the famous frozen double-skin stewed milk, at the intersection of Bofu Street; Personally, I think this double-skin milk is better than the double-skin milk of Nanxin Milk Dessert Expert in Shangxiajiu Street, Guangzhou.

4, full of desserts is also very good, Causeway Bay, Central and so on!

This is a supermarket. I like it very much and recommend it. I don't want to come out after I go in. That thing is really addictive. It's good to be in Hong Kong. I want to stay for this supermarket on impulse, hehe. There are some in Times Downstairs, Financial Center and Harbour City. MM who goes to Hong Kong must remember to visit, and will never let you down!

PS: Among them, city'super owns a food brand deli, which provides one-stop high-quality international cuisine. Provide 1 1 country with 7 different flavors of food culture. Including Japanese cuisine, Southeast Asian cuisine, curry, pancakes and traditional Korean cuisine.

6. Macau Tea Restaurant: There seem to be four branches in Hong Kong, and the one I often go to is Lucky Road. I like the frozen milk tea there, and I prefer the seafood and cheese pasta there. I must try!

7. Remember to take shelter from the wind and fry the crab house: The Joyful Record of Sheffield Road is called the "star canteen". The wall of a scenic spot is covered with photos of celebrities patronizing. It is said that in order to ensure the freshness of crab meat, Vietnamese meat crab is used, garlic and lobster sauce should be soaked in oil for a day, and then put into the pot with meat crab, ginger onion and Yunnan pepper. Diners can choose their own spicy degree.

8. King Pink Snake: As the name implies, eat snake food. It's at No.30 Green Street, Central 1F (by the mid-level escalator), less than 20 meters away from the exhibition (by the way, Zhan Ji wonton is delicious, too). The snake dish of snake king powder is authentic and delicious, and it is worth a try!

9. Sushi: There is a restaurant called "Banqian Sushi" in Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, which is very delicious. Real handmade rice balls are not available in Hangzhou! The price is cheaper than Hangzhou! There is also a sushi restaurant behind sogou, opposite the World Trade Center in Causeway Bay. You must go there. It's really authentic The queue starts at about 6 o'clock. Go early if you don't want to line up!

10.-Tonkichi Japanese cuisine is highly recommended: it is located at No.412, World Trade Center, No.280 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay (just inside the Causeway Bay World Trade Center), and there is another one located at Building B, Unit B, Caixing Group Building, No.0 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. ) Things are fresh and suitable for friends who don't eat Japanese raw food. I ate there for two days. It's a bit expensive, but it's really worth it. Food is usually not fresh.

1 1. Morning tea in Li Xing Maxim's Restaurant: It's really a waste to go to Hong Kong without morning tea. I always go to the same restaurant, so I must go somewhere else next time, hehe! In Causeway Bay in the center of Li Xing, it is called Li Xing Maxim's Restaurant. Take the subway to Exit F of Causeway Bay, turn left, walk a few steps, then turn left, and then walk about 100M, and you can get there. Very easy to find! I won't say much about what's inside. You'll know after eating. Shrimp dumplings, milk yellow quicksand buns, soup packets, rice noodles, barbecued pork packets ...! Be sure to go!

12, Caidiexuan: I often go to Pacific Place, and the taste and environment are good. Steamed East Star Spot is particularly well controlled, fresh and juicy; Lobster fans are also good, so you must pay for them. Barbecued pork is also delicious. There is also a butterfly museum in Hangzhou, but I haven't been there yet. I'm afraid it doesn't taste like Hong Kong, which will spoil my appetite and lose interest!

13, Red Star Seafood Restaurant: in Times Square and Tsim Sha Tsui. I haven't been there yet, but my good friend recommended it. Many dishes have won prizes. This is the place to go next time!

Pacific Place Beijing Building 14: It's an old brand and I like it very much. The side dishes are exquisite and delicious. Although it has been improved, it does not lose the unique charm and flavor of old Beijing.

15. About seafood: Saigon, Lamma Island and Lei Yue Mun are all good places to eat seafood. If you have enough time, it is good to go, but if you are not particularly good at it, you will be easily slaughtered. I always come and go in a hurry, so I haven't been there yet, but it doesn't prevent me from recommending it to you.

Saigon: Exit B 1 of Hang Kou Station, take the green minibus on line1kloc-0/m to Saigon Central Station, or take the subway at exit C2 of Rainbow and take the green minibus on line 1A to Saigon Central Station.

Lamma Island: Exit A of Metro Central Station, take the footbridge, walk along Yao Min Street to Ferry Pier No.4, and then take the ferry pier to Rong Shu Bay or Stéphanie Sokolinsk Bay.

Lei Yue Mun: Exit A2 of Yau Tong Station, take minibus No.24 to Sancun Pier.

16. Afternoon tea at Peninsula Hotel: If you have time and leisure, you may wish to have afternoon tea at Peninsula Hotel and enjoy the ultimate elegance.

17 In addition to the above, don't ignore street snacks in Hong Kong, which are cheap, convenient and fast!

18. If the hotel doesn't provide breakfast coupons, you might as well go to KFC and McDonald's for breakfast, which is also a good choice, different from ours!

X. good

1, tram on Hong Kong Island, one in 2 yuan, see the street view. Some buses charge by the distance. If you need to get off the Octopus midway, you can explain to the driver when you get on the bus, and then swipe your card after the driver adjusts the price. The next passenger has to wait for the driver to adjust the price again before swiping the card, otherwise the money will be deducted at the full price:) Some buses in Hong Kong don't stop and ring the bell when they get off.

2. You can choose a ferry to cross the sea. There are three routes, one is between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, about 8 minutes, the upper level is 2.2 yuan, and the lower level is 1.7 yuan; One from Tsim Sha Tsui to Wan Chai, with a charge of 2.2 yuan per trip; The other runs between Central and Hongkan, with 2.7 yuan on the upper floor and 2 yuan on the lower floor. The low cost and charming harbor customs of these three routes are among the best in the world. Only 2.2 yuan, the "Star Ferry", enjoyed the scenery of Victoria Harbour very well. The best route is from Tsim Sha Tsui to Wan Chai, and you can visit the Convention and Exhibition Center, but 10: 30 is the last bus. Don't be late. (You can swipe your Octopus card for these expenses. If the money in the card runs out, you can go to the convenience store to charge it! )

The escalator in Central is the longest escalator in the world. You can take the escalator as the core and go shopping in exotic places. (The escalator goes down at 6: 00- 10: 00 in the morning and goes up at 10: 20 in the evening to 12: 00. When do you want to go, I suggest going in the evening, because the evening is more exotic, basically foreigners, and it feels a bit like being in a foreign country. )

Lan Kwai Fong in Central is full of exotic flavor, and the narrow streets are lined with European restaurants and bars. MM can sit in the bar here for a while and feel the atmosphere.

5. Ocean Park: It is one of the largest leisure parks in Southeast Asia, which is very suitable for family trips. Generally speaking, the dolphin show in the afternoon is very interesting. There are many exciting amusement facilities in the park, which will make you have a good time.

You can take the subway to admiralty station. After leaving the station, there will be a special bus line 629 to Ocean Park. In addition, there is a shuttle bus at Star Ferry Pier in Central, which runs every 10-30 minutes.

PS: Tickets can be bought at the gate of the park, or after admiralty station leaves the gate, there will be a publicity desk introduced by Ocean Park, and the price will be a little cheaper than the gate of the park.

6. Taiping Peak: Taking the peak cable car is the best way to enjoy the night view. It's really pleasant to sit in the coffee shop above for a while and blow the wind!

7. Wong Tai Sin Temple: It is said to be very effective, and incense is very popular all year round. You can take the subway to B2 wong tai sin station, and then walk for about 3 minutes. Tickets to Wong Tai Sin are free, and visa application is free, but if the visa is cancelled, I vaguely remember that it is 20-30 Hong Kong dollars once.

8. Avenue of Stars: This is a theme street with the theme of Hong Kong movies. Take a walk on the Avenue of Stars in the evening, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria on foot, and you can also look for the handprints of your favorite stars. It's just a pleasure.

Exit E of Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station, walk along Nathan Road, cross the subway, and then follow the sign of "Avenue of Stars".

9. Disney: Now there is another place to go to Hong Kong, and that is Disney. Facing this little fairy tale castle, you can look forward to the whole trip to Hong Kong:) Although it is the smallest Disney in the world, the ticket price is also the cheapest. At present, it is only one issue, and there will be two or three issues next.

Fares are divided into working days (Monday to Friday) and special days (Saturday and Sunday) and will change.

Transportation: There is a dedicated subway to Disney at Xin 'ao Station of Tung Chung Line. You can go to the new Olympics first, and then transfer to the downtown subway to go to Disney.

In addition, the hotel also has a special car, and you can also go to Disney. You can consult the hotel for details.

Eleven: Departure:

We all have this experience, especially when we take an international flight, we have to go to the airport much earlier, but it is inconvenient to want to have a good look around the city at the last minute, but we are carrying big bags and small bags. When I get to the airport, I will basically never come to the city again. Then the pre-boarding in Hong Kong provides us with a good platform.

There is a ticket office at Hong Kong Station in the downtown area. On the day you go back, you can check in at Hong Kong Station and check all your luggage. Then you can go into battle lightly and continue shopping.

Always bring something to eat before you go back. There are many handwritten letters to choose from at Hong Kong Airport. As for me, I usually go back to buy food, hehe:) I recommend some:

1, boutique: Charcoal-fired scallops (if bought separately, it's HK$ 350 per pack, packed in 500G; Now I've been giving a discount, 500 Hong Kong dollars for 2 packs. MM who likes seafood very much can buy it and try it. )

2, snack story: all kinds of small snacks, very attractive, just go home and lie to my children, especially the chocolate kissed by Meiji Snow. The airport is a little more expensive than the urban area, but it is ok and acceptable; However, there are some in China, but the varieties are incomplete and the prices are cheaper than those in Hong Kong.

3. Qihua Bakery: It's an old brand, and I like what her family makes. Butter-flavored omelets, butter-shelled biscuits, pineapple cake, sesame seeds, peanuts and red beans always come back in a big bag. Don't miss Qihua, or you will regret it:)

4, Meizhenxiang Dried Meat: A brand in Singapore, dried meat and floss are very delicious, buy a word!

PS: There are many vertical elevators on the ground and in subway stations in Hong Kong, which are for people with luggage. It's very convenient and humanized.

In fact, you can leave more time for the airport, which is full of brands (there is no LV, hehe, you can buy it back in the city if you want to buy it);

If you don't buy gadgets at Disney, you can buy them at the Disney store at the airport.

If you don't go to the bookstore in the city, the bookstore at the airport is also a good choice. There are many English original books to choose from, and of course there are Chinese books.

There are many restaurants in the airport, with local flavor and exquisite cooking. MM who are not used to eating airplane meals can eat a little at the airport restaurant first.

Well, I have written some tips based on my own experience, which I hope will be useful to you. Welcome to add!

I wish you all a happy trip to Hong Kong and come back with a full load.