Besides shopping, what else can you do when traveling to Hong Kong?

The premise is that it is more economical and does not require accommodation. Is there anything you can recommend? Can you list a specific route? Do you experts have anything to recommend? Answer: The following is an itinerary for some common attractions, I hope it will be helpful to you! Day 1 Repulse Bay - Ocean Park - Victoria Peak - Hong Kong Night View In the morning, take the bus from Exchange Square Bus Terminal in Central to Repulse Bay, walk on the beach and enjoy the sea breeze; then go to Ocean Park, the largest ocean-themed leisure center in Southeast Asia; Take a night tour of Victoria Peak and overlook the stunning Victoria Harbour. The next day, Wong Tai Sin Temple - Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center - Golden Bauhinia Square - Causeway Bay Shopping In the morning, we visited the popular Wong Tai Sin Temple; then we went to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center (Convention and Exhibition), which is shaped like a streamlined upper cover. The center of gravity is like a roc spreading its wings, becoming a symbol of Wan Chai waterfront. The Golden Bauhinia Statue and the Hong Kong Return Memorial Monument stand in the Expo Waterfront Garden next to the new wing of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. After the tour, you can go to Causeway Bay for shopping and dinner; after dinner, you can take a century-old tram to visit Lan Kwai Fong in Central. Day 3 Mong Kok - Tsim Sha Tsui - Harbor City - Avenue of Stars - Symphony of Lights In the morning, go shopping at Nathan Road, Ladies Market, Sneaker Street, Sai Yeung Choi Street and other places in Mong Kok, and then go back to the hotel to put down your shopping spoils of war. In the afternoon, proceed to Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui to visit top international fashion stores and go shopping. In the evening, visit the Avenue of Stars with the theme of Hong Kong's film industry, and enjoy the Symphony of Lights multimedia light and music show at 8:00 pm on the Avenue of Stars or on the waterfront of the Hong Kong Cultural Center. The main buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island are lit up with bright lights one by one, coupled with laser dancing, sound effects and narration, showing the prosperous style of Hong Kong.