What are the interesting places in Hong Kong?

Aberdeen is located in the south of Hong Kong Island. The typhoon shelter here is home to many boatmen. Tourist attractions include Ocean Park and Ocean Painting Boat. Fish eggs and fillets produced in Aberdeen are famous in Hong Kong and Kowloon. There is also a shopping warehouse converted from an industrial factory.

Commodities are flat and diverse, such as Haiyi Industry and Trade Center. In Aberdeen, you will see all kinds of boats: sailboats, sampans and water taxis (crossing the street).

Yachts and famous treasure seafood boats. You can also rent a sampan to visit the waterfront in Aberdeen. Of course, don't forget to bargain before boarding the boat.

Venue: Aberdeen, Hong Kong Island

How to get there: Exit A of the Central Subway Station, go to the bus stop of the Exchange Square, and take the No.70 bus. ..

Causeway Bay

Many people will compare Causeway Bay to Shinjuku, because it is a famous shopping, entertainment and food center in Hong Kong and a shopping hotspot for white-collar couples. If you are interested in the trend preferences of HK OL, you should go and see it (especially around sogou Company or Times Square). There is a typhoon shelter on the seashore of Causeway Bay, in which there is a special "sampan restaurant".

middle ring

For more than a hundred years, Central has been the economic and administrative center of Hong Kong. The towering skyscrapers reflect the prosperity here. Pedestrians in Central walk very fast, which is one of the characteristics. Lan Kwai Fong and Su Haonei can find delicious food from all over the world; As for cultural relics, they include the Legislative Council Building, the Monument to the Heroes of Peace, the Museum of Tea Wares, St. John's Cathedral, the Central Police Station and the former Government House.

Lan Kwai Fong

Many Hong Kong stars and celebrities like to come to Lan Kwai Fong to eliminate their heritage, which is also a gathering place for foreigners and professionals after work. There are many bars and high-end restaurants in these small streets, attracting more and more fashionable young people to hang around here.

Every night on Halloween, Christmas and other western festivals, the streets are crowded with revelers, Chinese and foreign people, and with exaggerated and fashionable clothes, everyone is in high spirits and dancing like a carnival.

Transportation: Exit D2 of Metro Central Station, go straight along Theatre Lane and Dejili Street.

Wan Chai

The combination of modernity and tradition, coupled with the contrast with Central and Causeway Bay on both sides, highlights the charm of Wan Chai. The land near the harbour here is reclaimed from the sea, and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, new office buildings and shopping malls show the vitality and busyness of Hong Kong.

Among the most distinctive modern buildings in Hong Kong, the new wing of Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center must rank among the top three. The new wing stadium looks like a seagull spreading its wings and flying in the harbor. 1The handover ceremony of Hong Kong's return to China in July 1997 was held in this auditorium. In addition, it is often necessary to book the venue one year in advance to hold large and small events in the international exhibition hall of the convention and exhibition center, which shows its popularity. Every Lunar New Year, Victoria Harbour will be brightly lit on both sides of Hong Kong and Kowloon to celebrate the Spring Festival, and the exhibition area is definitely one of the viewing places.

Transportation: Wan Chai Subway Station Exit A 1, then walk along the pedestrian street, past the Immigration Building and the Central Plaza Convention and Exhibition Center.

Taipingshanding

Taiping Mountain, commonly known as Qiqi Mountain, is a must-see attraction. Here, you can overlook Hong Kong Island in Victoria Harbour and both sides of Kowloon Peninsula, and enjoy the night view with the reputation of "Pearl of the Orient" after sunset. The peak area is the official residence of officials and celebrities. As for those who like to go out for an outing, they can start from here, stroll along the trail or challenge the trail on Hong Kong Island.

Venue: Peak Road, Hong Kong Island

Access: (1) Take the cable car at Garden Road, Central; (2) Take bus 15C at Star Ferry Pier in Central to Garden Road Cable Car Station and then take the cable car;

(3) Is the dragon in Central? Take minibus 1 (Star Ferry East); Or (4) take bus 15 at the bus terminus of Exchange Square in Central.

Repulse Bay

Repulse Bay, like Australia's Gold Coast, is surrounded by gorgeous mansions, romantic teahouses, high-class restaurants, clean beaches, quiet paths along the seawall, holidays and distinctive flea markets. As for the statue of Zhenhai Tower at the end of the beach, it is a hot spot to take pictures as a souvenir. This is essential for tourists coming to Hong Kong.

Lantau island

Lantau Island is the largest island in Hong Kong, with an area of about 1.42 square kilometers. There are unique natural scenery, rich ecological environment, simple fishing village customs, ancient temples and so on. Such as Tai O, Mui Wo, Shunting Coast and Ngong Ping Baolian Temple, have always been good places for holiday outings. In recent years, the northern part of Hong Kong Island has developed rapidly, with the construction of Tung Chung new town and new airport, and the Disney theme park will be built in Penny's Bay in the northeast.

Lamma island

Lamma Island is the third largest island in Hong Kong, with endless seascape. There are two villages on the island: Banyan Bay and Sawyer Bay. Banyan Tree Bay has an ancient Tianhou Palace, a coffee shop and a western-style bar. Stéphanie Sokolinsk Bay is famous for its open-air seafood restaurant, and you can see excellent scenery along the seashore.

City people go to Lamma Island to enjoy beautiful beaches, challenging hiking routes and quiet country life.

Venue: Lamma Island

Enter: From Central.

Take the ferry to Rong Shu Bay or Stéphanie Sokolinsk Bay at Pier 5.

Jianshazui

Tsim Sha Tsui has always been the most densely populated place for tourists. Whether it is accommodation, consumption or entertainment, everything is all-inclusive, which fully meets the needs of tourists from all over the world. Chungking mansions, cheap beds provided by five-star seaview hotels, electrical appliances and jewelry stores on both sides of Nathan Road, garment export shops on Granville Road, bar areas and shopping malls next to Star Head in Novotel, or cultural and technological venues near the seaside public are all the charms of Hong Kong. In addition, thousands of restaurants, large and small, all over the streets and lanes provide delicious food from all over the world, which proves that Hong Kong is a paradise for food and shopping.

Saigon

A visit to Saigon Peninsula can show the most natural and primitive side of Hong Kong, including rolling mountains, mangroves in the bay or small islands scattered along white beaches. There are many criss-crossing mountain roads in Sai Kung, and most of the peninsula is protected by Sai Kung East Country Park and Sai Kung West Country Park. In addition, the government designated Hoi Ha Wan as a marine park in 1996 to protect one of the most important coral growing areas in Hong Kong.

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Xigongcheng

Saigon is the main base for visiting Saigon Peninsula, and it is also a place to sit down and have a full meal before departure or after the trip. There are many cafes and restaurants here, among which a row of seafood restaurants near the sea is the most famous, and many large round tables placed in the open air along the beach are the most popular among diners. Tourists often fish at Saigon pier. Although the harvest is not rich, it is unique to watch all kinds of boats coming and going around dock on the shore.