Hong Kong introduces two-day tour Hong Kong two-day tour

1. Two-day trip to Hong Kong

Going to Hong Kong for the first time is definitely a great expectation and excitement. Based on my experience, I would like to introduce some places you must visit in Hong Kong. And it's all free. I hope it can bring some help to your trip to Hong Kong.

When you arrive in Shenzhen, you should start at the customs gate. You should exchange a certain amount of Hong Kong dollars at the Shenzhen port. There are many exchange shops at the entrance of the customs, you can choose any one. The Hong Kong dollar exchange rate averages around 0.8:1 and fluctuates daily. There is one Hong Kong dollar in 500 yuan, so thousands of dollars can be exchanged for just a few Hong Kong dollars, haha. It is best to buy an Octopus transportation card as soon as possible after clearing customs. It is mainly used to pay for meals on buses, subways, and shopping malls, and recharge a certain amount. After that, the trip to Hong Kong will begin, but Tang should not be too happy, because it still takes more than an hour of rail transit from Guan Kou to the first stop in the central area of ??Hong Kong.

One of the must-go places in Hong Kong: Tsim Sha Tsui Pier

Hong Kong’s most important hub Pier is located opposite Central. It is especially suitable for taking pictures and watching the night view at the Pier, so you can enjoy the entire Victoria port. It's the only way to get to the pier opposite by boat. It’s very cost-effective to take the Star Ferry to the opposite side, only costing about 2 yuan.

The second must-see attraction in Hong Kong: Avenue of Stars

It’s not far from the Tsim Sha Tsui Pier. Usually, many Hong Kong celebrities walk here, and a road is made of many celebrity sculptures.

The third place to go in Hong Kong: Central

The place with the most frequent and dense commercial activities in Hong Kong is also the most prosperous place. There are many high-rise buildings and it is a shopping paradise. There is also a double-decker rail car in Central. Highly recommended to ride. Get on the bus and it will take you around the Sheung Wan and Lower Wan in Central for 2 yuan. The entire Central Square, Convention and Exhibition Center, and Bauhinia Square are all here.

The fourth place to visit in Hong Kong: Kai Tak Airport Park

This pier park was built on the site left after the airport was relocated. The bottom is a yacht pier and the roof is a park. It is the location for many modern Hong Kong movies. It is an excellent place to have a panoramic view of Hong Kong.

The fourth place to go in Hong Kong: The Peak,

You can get there directly by taking minibus No. 1 in Central. The air at the top of the mountain is fresh and it is also a good place for hiking and leisure. This is also a panoramic view of Hong Kong, a mecca for birds.

The fifth place you must visit in Hong Kong: Temple Street Night Market.

Hong Kong merchandise distribution center, with a special Hong Kong flavor, you can come and browse if you have time in the evening.

The sixth place to visit in Hong Kong: Rainbow Village

A residential area with a Hong Kong flavor. The buildings are brightly colored, distinctive, small and fresh. MTR Kwun Tong Line Choi Hung Station Exit C4. Walk forward for a while and you will see the sign for Rainbow Village. Turn in and you're there.

The original pictures of these scenic spots are attached below for reference only.

2. Two-day travel guide to Hong Kong

Hong Kong:

For example, Disneyland and Ocean Park each require one day, the Peak and Wax Museum require most of the day, and Lantau Island requires one day. , Hong Kong’s outlying islands such as Lamma Island also require at least one day. If shopping is scheduled for at least one day, then the things mentioned above will take at least five days.

Macau:

Macau’s tourism industry is better developed than Hong Kong’s, especially its rich nightlife. Hong Kong’s attractions are all classic, such as Golden Bauhinia Square, Statue Square, Victoria Harbor, Avenue of Stars, Disneyland, Ocean Park, Stanley, Lantau Island and Lamma Island. Most tourists will choose to stay in Hong Kong for a few more days.

4 nights in Hong Kong and 2 nights in Australia.

The guide is as follows:

When applying for a visa, be sure to bring your original ID card and household registration book. It is best to take photos on site to save yourself the trouble of finding good photos to apply for certificates. The certificate will be issued in about a week, so it's best to do this in advance, not before. Don't schedule your time too tightly.

Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, where I am located, is a non-independent travel city. This must be noted. If you want to go to Macau, you can sign together with Hong Kong and Macau. For those who already have a pass, please note that the re-endorsement must be valid until

get the pass to the port. There are many travel agencies that handle L visa and customs clearance. You can find a travel agency that provides customs clearance services and ask them to send you customs clearance. In fact, I just put you in the tour group and take you back myself. Generally, the price is clearly marked around 100 yuan, and our price is 50 yuan/person. It says online that you need at least 20 yuan to clear customs and send it out. I haven't encountered it.

Travel agencies looking for customs clearance

With the feeling of departure, join me to start a wonderful, beautiful and economical journey~ Haha!

First of all, I got up in the morning and went to the Bank of China to exchange some Macau patacas and Hong Kong dollars, but you can also exchange them at the customs port. But I think the bank is quite reliable~ When I went there, I didn’t have enough foreign currency, and the person in charge was very kind, so he specially transferred some foreign currency from other branches, and in the end I changed it. It is recommended that you change some change in advance. However, when swiping a UnionPay card in Hong Kong and Macao, there is no handling fee for credit cards. The money can be deducted directly by converting the exchange rate of the day. It is very convenient to swipe the card!

At 11 a.m., we left Zhuhai and took a taxi to Gongbei Port. There are many good restaurants in Gongbei, and the prices are much cheaper than in Macau. Then there are many little things in Gongbei.

It is recommended to consider buying special products, cheap prices and rich varieties! There are also a variety of duty-free cigarettes, some cheap and beautifully packaged, but not available anywhere else. It’s also a great option to take them back and give them away!

The customs clearance time at Gongbei Port is 07:00-24:00. It takes about 20 to 40 minutes one way from Zhuhai to Macau. You need to queue at both sides of the border control, which takes at least 10 minutes! It is recommended that you get up early and go through customs, otherwise there will be a lot of people!

The next step is the fare issue after transiting through Macau. I am a poor tourist, so I don’t spend a penny if I can. Haha, there are many tourist buses passing through Macau. The picture above shows these shuttle buses. Those buses and buses are free, so you can take any kind of transportation. You can choose the bus in Macau in the direction you want to go.

Next, let's take a rest at the hotel. The hotel I booked directly from Zhuhai Travel Agency, Macau New Central Hotel, is really the cheapest hotel in Macau. Isabella and 2046 Hotels can stay for almost 100 patacas a night ~ but the environment is not very good. I always take a pillowcase and sheets with me when I go out, so I can have a good sleep no matter how bad the hotel is!

Then this new Central Hotel became my hotel and the room was just fine. It’s very convenient to sell things on the busiest road in Macau~ I met a lot of ladyboys when I went there, which scared me to death, but I also thought it was quite fun~ And the elevators, stairs, and bathrooms are all old, like I’m back in the 1970s~~ But I don't want luxury, as long as it's convenient, cheap and safe.

The Shiliupu Comprehensive Leisure Resort covers an area of ??more than 2.3 hectares and is located in the inner harbor city of Macau with a long history and culture.

Shiliupu has a five-star hotel, a casino, Asia’s first Michael Jackson treasure gallery, and a leisure and entertainment shopping mall that is about to be completed.

Then I went to the famous Fisherman’s Pier S in Macau~ Fortunately, I wasn’t hungry today. I was looking for something special to eat all day, but what fisherman's restaurant has higher prices. S Pier~ Besides, I am a girl from Sichuan, and I buy everything I eat there every day. The price is only one-tenth of that in Macau, so I will never spend money on eating Sichuan food.

3. A two-day trip to Hong Kong

The current L visa group visa allows you to clear customs directly without going with a tour group. China Huatong Because Hong Kong is a special administrative region, tourists traveling to Hong Kong or transiting through Hong Kong to the mainland and foreign countries need to enter and exit. So, should I apply for a passport or a Hong Kong and Macau pass when going to Hong Kong? Can Shenzhen fly from Hong Kong to a mainland city and then back to Hong Kong? How was the week? Can I travel from Hong Kong to a foreign country for more than seven days? Mainland tourists have too much confusion. Based on our experience and lessons learned from countless trips to and from Hong Kong, we will answer all questions related to Hong Kong’s entry and exit one by one for your reference. 1. The Hong Kong and Macau Pass expires in one day. Can I go to Hong Kong? Huatong: Yes, you can enter Hong Kong at any time before expiration and stay for 7 days. Even if it has expired, it will be allowed when you come back. For example, if the pass expires on July 1, you can enter Hong Kong on the same day and return before July 7. 2. How do you calculate the one-week Hong Kong and Macau Pass? Huatong: A Hong Kong and Macau pass that allows multiple return trips in a year can only be used once a week. Once a week is calculated as a calendar week, and you can only go to Hong Kong once in seven days from Monday to Sunday. For example, I went to Hong Kong on Sunday, which is the last natural week, and I can go there next Monday. 3. Can I apply for a passport when traveling to Hong Kong? Huatong: No, when traveling to Hong Kong, you can only use your passport to enter Hong Kong if you obtain a Hong Kong and Macao pass, travel abroad, or transit in Hong Kong. 4. What will happen if I enter Hong Kong with my passport and come back directly without taking a flight? Huatong: If you do not leave Hong Kong, but just travel in Hong Kong, you will be stamped with a delay in your trip when you come back. The consequences are very serious: the first time you get a D.T. stamp, the second time you will be questioned and warned by the Hong Kong Immigration Bureau, and you may be Denied entry. The third time you will generally be directly refused entry and may be blacklisted, so you do not need to bring a third country to enter Hong Kong with a one-year US visa. The worst case scenario is that you could be fined hundreds of thousands of Hong Kong dollars or even jailed for several months for making false statements. Not long ago, there were many cases. In addition, stamping a D.T. stamp on your passport will also affect your visa to other countries, or even lead to visa rejection. 5. Can all Chinese tourists go to Hong Kong alone with the Hong Kong and Macau Pass? Huatong: No, the Hong Kong and Macau passes are divided into individual travel (G-sign) and group travel (L-sign). G Individual travel endorsement allows you to enter and exit Hong Kong freely without joining a group, and you can fly directly from the mainland to Hong Kong; l Signing a group travel endorsement allows you to enter Hong Kong with a group. lAs an endorsement, you can fly directly to Hong Kong individually, but you can fly in a group. 6. I am traveling in a group (L sign). How do I enter Hong Kong? Huatong: Those with L visa can only enter Hong Kong with a team, but they do not need to enter Hong Kong alone like G-spot. However, if all gates have on-site customs clearance services, you can go to Hong Kong by yourself after handling customs clearance services. EMS, SF Express and other WeChat accounts, WeChat official accounts and Taobao can all handle customs clearance services online. 7. You can only stay in Hong Kong for 7 days. If I fly abroad for more than 8 days and return after 8 days, will the 7-day limit be exceeded? Huatong: After entering Hong Kong, go through boarding pass, security check, and exit at the airport. By the time you arrive at the waiting hall, you've actually left the country, so you win by not being late. When you come back, you enter the country again, and then leave the country and return to the mainland. There is no problem of being 7 days overdue.

8. After the Hong Kong and Macau Pass expires, can I use the self-service E channel after re-applying or renewing? Children: After changing or renewing the certificate, you can still use Channel E when exiting the China border port in Shenzhen. However, when you enter Hong Kong for the first time after getting a new certificate, you must go through a manual counter. When returning, if it takes more than four hours (counted from the time of entry), you can also take Route E in Hong Kong. If it takes less than four hours, the data may not sync. It is recommended to take the manual channel. 9. Can I use the self-service e-lane when taking my children to Hong Kong? Huatong: All E-channels in Hong Kong stipulate that those under 18 years old can pass, even if they

If they go abroad from Hong Kong, they must use their passport to buy tickets and apply for a boarding pass. The Hong Kong and Macau Pass is only valid in Hong Kong and Macau, and foreign countries will not recognize the validity of the pass. 11. Do the entry and exit documents for going to Hong Kong have to be the same as those for flying? Huatong: It can be different. The documents required for ticket purchase and boarding can be different from the documents required for entry and exit. Immigration procedures and flight procedures are different from each other. It doesn't matter which method of boarding you take when entering and leaving Hong Kong. It can be the same document, such as a passport for entry, exit and boarding; it can also be different. You can enter Hong Kong with your pass, check in with your passport (the air ticket is a passport), leave the airport customs with your pass, and fly abroad at the boarding gate with your passport. 12. What is the process for mainland tourists to fly abroad from Hong Kong? Huatong: Buy air tickets with a permit - enter with a permit - register with a permit - check in at the airport - depart with a permit - board the plane with a permit - fly to other areas. The immigration process is different from the flight process, but the order of the two procedures is often confused, making people confused. However, please remember one principle: the entry and exit documents must be consistent, that is, you must have a passport for entry and exit, and you must have a Hong Kong and Macao pass for exit. Boarding documents can be different. 13. Can I take the E-Channel from Hong Kong International Airport to fly abroad? Huatong: If you enter Hong Kong with a passport, you must leave the airport with your passport. You don’t need to take Aisle E. Those who enter Hong Kong with an electronic card-type Hong Kong and Macao Permit can use Channel E with their pass. It’s much faster without having to queue. Even if you use your passport to board the plane, you can exit through the E channel of the airport by yourself. You can also use the pass to enter Hong Kong when returning to the airport. If it is not available when you return to Hong Kong (occasionally), you can use the manual channel. 14. Some foreign airlines must present their Hong Kong ID card when flying back to Hong Kong from abroad. what do I do? Huatong: I have also encountered this situation. You can tell the airline staff that Hong Kong belongs to China and enter Hong Kong with a Chinese passport. In addition, you can directly show the Hong Kong and Macao pass, but do not use the pass to register your mobile phone. In fact, passes can and will not be processed. 15. Can I buy a ticket from Hong Kong to the Mainland with my passport, and then fly back to Hong Kong and Shenzhen from the Mainland? Huatong Lake: It is best to use the Hong Kong and Macau Pass to buy air tickets, and try to use the pass for round-trip travel. Although I have a record of using my passport to buy air tickets to fly from Hong Kong to the Mainland, when I left the Beijing airport, I also met people who said that I would not use my passport to go back and forth to Hong Kong, but would only use the Hong Kong and Macau Permit. 16. Can I use my ID card to buy Hong Kong flight tickets or check in for Hong Kong flights? Huatong: No, the ID card can be used in Hong Kong and Macau. You can only use Hong Kong and Macao passes. Even if you fly to the mainland, you don’t need to use your ID card. You must use your Hong Kong and Macau pass or passport to purchase tickets and check-in for any flight, including domestic flights, at Hong Kong International Airport. 17. When I arrived at the Shenzhen Port, I found that the replacement pass had expired. what do I do? Hua Tong: I saw it once too. Forgot to renew the Hong Kong and Macau pass, can’t I don’t pass it by that time. However, there are self-service visa machines in many places in Shenzhen that can renew my electronic card-based Hong Kong and Macau Pass on the spot. For example, outside the entry-exit permit halls in various districts of Shenzhen, some police stations have self-service sign-in machines. The nearest one is Futian Port Building. You can leave the country within a few minutes of on-site processing, but you can only pay by bank card. At the same time, only residents registered in Guangdong Province or non-local residents holding a residence permit in Shenzhen can apply. If the pass itself expires, it cannot be processed, so you must renew it. 18. Can the small slips of paper printed by the Hong Kong Immigration Department be thrown away? Huatong: Even if you enter Hong Kong now, the Hong Kong and Macau Pass does not need to be stamped, but a small note will be printed for you stating the date of entry and duration of stay. Don't throw it away! It’s the best for me in Hong Kong. I once

This is even more important if you go abroad with your passport, because your passport does not have any entry and exit record stamps. When applying for a visa on arrival in some countries, you need to check the place of entry in your passport, and be sure to take out this small piece of paper for verification. If you throw it away, sometimes it will be troublesome. 19. The twice-a-year Hong Kong and Macau pass has been used twice. Do I have to wait until next year? Huatong: No, it is used twice a year and then you can renew it. You can update it any time you use up your entries twice a year. If you go to Hong Kong more than three times a year, you can apply for a return visa for more than one year. It should be noted that many water users take advantage of this loophole and use renewals repeatedly so that they cannot be limited to one line per week. As a result, some people will be restricted, so be careful. 20. What is the fastest way from Shenzhen to Hong Kong International Airport? Huatong: Take the ferry from Shenzhen Shekou Prince Bay Cruise Home Port (also known as the cruise center, there is a free shuttle bus from Shekou Pier) to Hong Kong International Airport. The trip takes about half an hour, and the flight interval is about an hour.

The disadvantage is that if you don’t I can’t get a tax refund and it will be expensive, about 220 HKD. 21. When entering or leaving Hong Kong, someone needs help getting through customs. Can you help them? Huatong: During the customs clearance process, it is recommended that you don’t help others. items. If drugs or other prohibited items are found inside, they could face jail time or even greater legal problems. If someone asks you to help carry any item through customs, you should think twice.

4. Three-day trip to Hong Kong

It is not easy.

90 In the United States, it is normal to visit relatives and friends, and some of them are sent out by the government.

Now you only need to apply for a Hong Kong and Macao pass, which is much more convenient.

5. Three-day trip to Hong Kong

Stages of various situations in Hong Kong.

1. Personal travel

The validity period can be three The number of visits can be once or twice per month or year, with a maximum stay of 7 days each time.

2. Group tour

Once or twice every three months, once or twice a year, each stay shall not exceed 7 days.

Third, visiting relatives

It is valid once every three months and can stay for 14 days each time; or for more than three months, the stay shall not exceed 90 days from the date of first entry.

Four. Business

It is divided into three months, three months and one year. Each stay shall not exceed 7 days.

verb (abbreviation of verb) other people

Once or twice every three months, once or twice a year, each stay shall not exceed 14 days.

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Implementation of multi-function all-in-one machine For entry and exit documents, three multi-function all-in-one machines can realize: it can be applied for all over the country, that is, mainland residents can apply for entry and exit documents at any place across the country Apply for entry and exit documents at the window, and the application materials must be consistent with the place of residence; all mainland residents can apply, but they are not subject to restrictions on household registration, place of residence, etc.

Mainland residents can apply for entry and exit documents in other places; they can issue exit documents, and they can apply for travel passes to Hong Kong and Macao and travel passes to Taiwan in other places. In addition, applicants can apply for off-site travel endorsement for groups traveling to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, or they can apply for it at the self-service endorsement machine. The wise thing to do is to wait immediately.

6. Two days and one night tour in Hong Kong

The lowest price is more than 200 Hong Kong dollars per night. Generally speaking, Hong Kong people choose hotels or guesthouses for accommodation. Some people may ask: Is it a hotel or not a hotel? These two concepts are completely different. In Hong Kong, hotels that basically occupy independent properties are called hotels. Residences known as hotels are usually located in a building, or in one or more units. Of course, there may be many hotels in this building.

Hong Kong hotels are relatively expensive. If you usually live in a standard room, the price is above 500 yuan or even more. If it's under NT$800, it's a budget hotel in Hong Kong. Like budget hotels in mainland China, if you need to book, you must book in advance, especially during holidays, it may be full, so you need to spend more money to solve the accommodation problem. Hotel prices are relatively cheap, with standard rooms ranging from 250 to 400.

Since the liberalization of the mainland, many cheap hotels have appeared in Hong Kong. However, most of these hotels are licensed and can ensure safety and hygiene, so you can rest assured. If you have time, staying in these cheap hotels is really a good choice.

7. Two-day travel guide to Hong Kong

If you enter Hong Kong from Luo Wu Port, it is recommended to go to Wong Tai Sin Temple first.

Wong Tai Sin Temple, also known as Wong Tai Sin Temple, formerly known as Sike Garden, is a Chinese-style Taoist temple and one of the most popular temples in Hong Kong. It is said that Wong Tai Sin Temple is very efficacious, but all the signs obtained are only for our wealth this year, not for next year or forever. Therefore, around the Lunar New Year, when the Wong Tai Sin Temple is at its peak, devotees come to inquire about the fortune for the year. Now that I have come to Hong Kong, I might as well take my mother to Wong Tai Sin to apply for a visa, stay safe, pursue a career, and inquire about marriage or any incurable diseases. You can come here and solve the maze. Directions: Take bus No. 2F1, No. 3, or No. 11 and get off, or take the subway and turn left at Exit B2 of Wong Tai Sin MTR Station for 5 meters, which is the Wong Tai Sin Ancestral Archway. For example, after passing Shenzhen Luo Wu Port, you will reach Hong Kong Luo Wu Railway Station. The fare to Wong Tai Sin Station is about NT$37-40. You don't have to leave the gate when you get off at Kowloon Tong Station. You can transfer to the Guantang Line subway at the station and walk towards Guantang. It takes about 40-45 minutes to get off at Wong Tai Sin Station. Exit B2 of Wong Tai Sin MTR Station is the archway of Wong Tai Sin Temple.

2. Wong Tai Sin to Victoria Harbor

Victoria Harbor is Hong Kong’s business card, and the top of Victoria Peak is the best place to experience Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong’s night scene. Standing high up, blowing the sea breeze, overlooking this bustling capital. Whether you take a cable car, a minibus, or hike up the mountain, there is a different taste. Standing in the peak tower on the top of the mountain, an indescribable night view of Hong Kong suddenly appeared in front of us. It's amazing and unbelievable. Now I quickly took out my camera and used the lens to capture the most beautiful scenery. When it's sunny and foggy. It is very pleasant to stand on the railing of the peak tower and look out, with a small breeze blowing, waiting for the sunset and the lights to come on. Even though it is foggy, Hong Kong in the fog is like a beauty behind a gauze curtain.

Obscurity adds a bit of mystery, plucks everyone's heartstrings, and makes people want to push aside the veil to see the true face of the beauty. After returning from Victoria Peak, stroll along the sidewalks of Victoria Harbor, enjoy the beautiful seascape of Hong Kong, blow the sea breeze, watch the sailboats rippling in the sea, and savor the charm of this city.

Route: Walk about 494.0 meters from Wong Tai Sin Station to Wong Tai Sin Terminus, take bus 106, go through 17 stops, and get off at Victoria Park; walk about 34.0 meters to reach the destination of Victoria Park.

3. Victoria Harbor to Victoria Peak

Victoria Peak is the highest point in Hong Kong, with an altitude of 554 meters, located in the northwest of Hong Kong Island. It has always been a symbol of Hong Kong and a must-see tourist attraction for tourists. Here, Hong Kong Island overlooks Victoria Harbor, on either side of the Kowloon Peninsula, and you can admire the Pearl of the Orient after sunset. The area around the top of the mountain is the residence of officials, gentry and celebrities. For those who like outings, you can start with walking trails or challenge the Hong Kong Island Trail. Victoria Peak, commonly known as the Peak, is located in the west of Hong Kong Island. Mothers who don't like walking can take the Peak Tram to climb the mountain at an altitude of 380 meters. The Victoria Peak Tram has been in operation since 1888 and has had no accidents for more than 100 years. It takes a cable car from the foot of the mountain to the top of the mountain for 1.4 kilometers, and it only takes 8 minutes to reach the top. The cable car service is from 7 a.m. to midnight, and there is a bus every ten minutes.

8. Hong Kong 2-day tour

Going to Hong Kong requires a Hong Kong and Macau Permit.

10 working days from the date of acceptance (first time or non-first time application). But it does not include the mailing day (usually about five days) and holidays.

Mainland residents who travel to the Hong Kong and Macao Special Administrative Regions for private purposes, visit relatives, engage in non-official activities such as business, training, employment, etc., should apply to the city or county public security entry and exit administration department in the place where they are registered. Travel to Hong Kong and Macau with the pass and valid endorsement issued by the Public Security Exit and Entry Administration Department.

Mainland residents who want to settle in the Hong Kong or Macao Special Administrative Regions should apply to the city or county public security exit and entry administration department where they are registered. Travel to Hong Kong and Macau with the pass issued by the Public Security Exit and Entry Administration Department. To settle in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the holder must exit at Luohu Port, Shenzhen Bay Port, Shekou Port (by boat), or Futian Port; if the holder wants to settle in the Macao Special Administrative Region, he must exit through Zhuhai Gongbei Port.

Extended information

The following information is required to apply for a travel permit to Hong Kong and Macao:

1. Original and copy of ID card;

2. The original and copy of the household registration book;

3. The copy is A4 size (the front and back of the ID card need to be copied, and the first page of the household registration book needs to be copied, the page where I am);

4. Two Close-up, full-face, color photo without crown, blue background, dark collared jacket. The photo size is 48X33mm, the head width is 21-24mm, and the head length is 28-33mm (must be taken in a photo studio designated by the Public Security Bureau, or can be taken at the time of entry and exit. Remember to take the photo receipt. It is recommended to take pictures at the entrance and exit).

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9. Hong Kong 5-day tour

When traveling in Hong Kong, it depends on whether the person likes shopping or sightseeing. Shopping places are Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay and Mong Kok in Central.

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