Has anyone from Kunming ever been to Hong Kong by himself? Don't join the group, give some advice.

If you fly to Shenzhen, there is a bus outside the airport to Hong Kong airport or downtown, and you can pass Huanggang. You can also take a shuttle bus from Bao 'an Airport to Fuyong Wharf, and take a hydrofoil to "Zhonghai Wharf" in Hong Kong. It is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, next to the "Harbour City", and it is easy to visit. Going to Shenzhen, then taking a bus to downtown, then going to Luohu, and then going out of the customs seems to be the most troublesome way, but it may be the cheapest.

It's best to get an Octopus card before going out after arriving in Hong Kong, which is a bit like the bus IC card in Kunming. Then take the subway, part of the bus, and all the "7- 1 1" convenience stores, and you can swipe your card directly, instead of spending money on tickets or being replenished with many coins. It is heavy. It's super easy to get a card. You can do it at any branch customer service center of the subway station, just pay the money, and you don't have to fill out a form and hand in photos or anything. However, if it is finished in a short time, it may cost more than ten Hong Kong dollars, which is not expensive.

It is suggested to learn about the grade and quality of hotels in Hong Kong and book hotels online. It will be very painful to find a hotel then. We made a reservation first and then followed the map. We were depressed because it was so hot that we dragged a big box along the street. I haven't been there recently I don't know what the market is like there. The price may be reduced because of swine flu. I have lived in high school and junior high school, so don't consider it below 300 Hong Kong dollars. Have you seen the domestic spy zero zero seven? Just like the Regent Hotel. Mainstream, if you don't join the group, the price is about 600HKD- 1000HKD. If shopping is convenient, you'd better choose Mong Kok or Tsim Sha Tsui. Yau Ma Tei is not recommended. It's between Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, so you have to take the subway wherever you go. Not to mention Tsuen Wan or North Point. Very quiet, but very quiet. It takes half an hour to drive into town.

Eating in Hong Kong is expensive, but luxury goods are cheaper than in China. It is suggested that more funds be reserved for accommodation, otherwise it will be boring. Buy two LV bags or five or six pairs of fun shoes and earn it back. Don't worry.

Finally, after arriving in Hong Kong, go to the consultation center to ask for more tourist information, and make clear where to eat, play and buy things. I don't need to repeat it here. Have a nice trip and pay attention to safety. You were right upstairs. Beware of swine flu.