I went to Hong Kong for my honeymoon in the middle of this month and went to Hong Kong for the first time. I'm a little confused about the itinerary. . Searching for advice on the internet, the more y

I went to Hong Kong for my honeymoon in the middle of this month and went to Hong Kong for the first time. I'm a little confused about the itinerary. . Searching for advice on the internet, the more you look at it, the more chaotic it is. . Landlord, look at the content of your question, it's really a bit confusing. I hope I can help you analyze and understand the details of your coming to Hong Kong from the following points:

(1) You can definitely go to all the scenic spots you booked in five days and four nights, so I won't go into details about the white sky and the place here, because it is not mentioned in your question.

(2) Madame Tussauds Wax Museum? +? Cable car round-trip ticket 180 HK dollars. Whether it is worth going is actually a matter of opinion. Although I am from Hong Kong, I have been there three times. And the late MJ and Arnold, who just stepped down as governor of California. . . There are so many celebrities that I think it's worth seeing.

(3) If you want to buy practical things and clothes, you still have to go to Mong Kok. Xiyangcai Street, Cai Tong Street (commonly known as Ladies Street) and Garden Street (commonly known as Xiebo Street) are enough for you to spend most of the day.

(4) If Taobao can buy meal coupons for Disney and Ocean Park, then buy them.

(5) Golden Bauhinia Square? -? Many tourists went there (I have never been there)

(6) To apply for a visa at Wong Tai Sin Temple, you can ask someone to cancel your visa. The cost is between 20 and 50 yuan.

(7) The Space Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui is worth visiting.

(8) Seeing the night view of Victoria Harbour is totally different from seeing the Victoria Peak and the waterfront promenade in Tsim Sha Tsui. It is best to arrange two nights.

Finally, I attach a picture of "Flowers at Morning", which is performed jointly in 44 commercial buildings on Hong Kong Island at 8: 00 every night. I hope you like it.