What are the places worth visiting+recommended places to take pictures in Hong Kong?

Speaking of traveling to Hong Kong, of course, it is convenient and affordable for us now, so how to take the most suitable route to travel to Hong Kong? Although Hong Kong is not that big, we can't eat everywhere in Hong Kong at once. Therefore, Bian Xiao will recommend some boutique positions to punch in for you according to the direction this time!

Tsim Sha Tsui: From north to south:

1) Chinese University of Hong Kong: Xinya College is a combination of heaven and man with few people.

2) Rainbow Village: Get out of Rainbow _ subway station, turn left and enter the parking lot on the second floor. You will see a surprise.

3) Sham Shui Po _: Yaliao Street, Beihe Street, Ruzhou Street, Vegetable Market, Bear and Huangwu are the best places to go in Hong Kong.

4) Tian Dim Sum Specialty Store: Sham Shui Po _ Fu _ Street 9- 1 1_ and North Point, Michelin Star, which tastes great.

5) Mong Kok: Jinhua Bingtang, Goldfish Street, Fat Sister Snacks.

6) Yau Ma Tei/Temple Street: Tin Hau Temple, Dumei Dining Hall, Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Hong Kong and Macao Yishun Milk Company.

7) Hong Kong World Trade Plaza: Horizon 100 Hong Kong observation deck, another place to climb to see the night view.

Hong Kong Island from East to West:

Causeway Bay+Wan Chai:

1)__ Zhong: Monster Buildings of Haishan Building and Fuchang Building

2) Chunyang Street in North Point: a snack bar, ranking second in the market.

3) Lidong Street/Wedding Invitation: There is a song that goes like this.

4) Shishuiqu Street, Wan Chai: Blue House, Yellow House and Orange House, the punching place for network celebrities.

5) reliable porridge _ small _: Michelin star, delicious

Central+Sheung Wan:

1) Central Pier 7: Star Ferry Pier, night view of Victoria, and the light show at 8 o'clock is definitely the highlight.

2) Lugard Road observation deck at the top of Taiping Mountain: 17 o'clock, wait for more than an hour, and you can see the scenery day and night.

3) From the cable car on Garden Road in Central to the west: via St. Paul's Church, Changjiang Group, HSBC Building, Dudley Street Stone Steps, Gas Lamp and Lan Kwai Fong.

4) Central Food Street and Wellington Street: Yongji Restaurant, Roasted Goose, Zhan Wonton Noodles, Mai Wonton Noodles Family, TheCuppingRoom and Chopsticks.

5) Central to Mid-Levels Escalator: Chongqing Forest takes photos here and can cross many roads.

6) lan fong yuen: Silk stockings and milk tea.

7) Graffiti Street: Peel Street and Graham Road.

8)PMQ PMQ: All creative shops, 2 buildings, can be visited for one afternoon.

9) University of Hong Kong

I believe these places are big enough to play in Hong Kong for a few days!