The best route for a day trip to Hong Kong

First stop: Tsim Sha Tsui. From here, there are fewer people when you get up early. Let’s first visit the Clock Tower, Avenue of Stars, Art Center, and Art Museum. This is also the best viewing platform. Opposite is the airtight skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island. You can take a photo of your visit here.

But the best way to go is to spend some time at the Star Ferry Pier and watch the street performers and various slogans on the pier.

The Star Ferry Pier also retains the calligraphy of the Kowloon Emperor. Tsang Zaocai wrote inscriptions everywhere in Hong Kong. Very few are left under the protection of the government. The Star Pier pillar is worth visiting. If it can be auctioned, it should be It is also a very impressive number.

The second stop, it costs 2.3 Hong Kong dollars per person to cross the sea and arrive at Hong Kong Island on the other side. On the way, we passed the Hong Kong Eye and Apple Store. IFC is one of the largest shopping malls in Hong Kong. Friends who need to scan goods, please bring a box with you.

But the best way is to skip these places and go directly to the first floor of IFC. Please remember to bring your ID card and you can visit the Hong Kong Monetary Authority on the 55th floor for free. If you want to see the endless view of the sky in Hong Kong, there are only two places, one is the O-zone on the top floor of the ICC, and the other is the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, but it is free here, and this is what you see. On this floor of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, you can see all the way to the airport when the weather is good. You can also overlook the Bank of China, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Jardine Matheson and other buildings. (This Hong Kong Monetary Authority was the institution that defeated the Soros predators and saved Hong Kong at that time)

The third stop? After coming down from the National Finance Corporation, you can go through the tunnel and pass the Mandarin Hotel where Leslie Cheung committed suicide, and then Go to Statue Square. The only way to go without a hint of style is to take photos with Bank of China, HSBC, and the Court of Final Appeal.