Two-day tour in Hong Kong

1. Hong Kong two-day tour route arrangement. 2. Do I need a visa to organize a two-day tour in Hong Kong? How to deal with it? Is it convenient to go to Hong Kong and live in Shenzhen at night? 4. Two-day tour of Hong Kong: Tseung Kwan O and Avenue of Stars. Please make specific arrangements ~~~5. Recommend a two-day tour of Hong Kong.

D 1: Visit the venue of the handover ceremony of sovereignty in Hong Kong-Convention and Exhibition Center and Golden Bauhinia Square. Visit Repulse Bay, the most beautiful beach on Hong Kong Island. Repulse Bay has beautiful scenery. Marina bay has China antique zhenhai tower, Changshou Bridge, Wanghai Guanyin statue and other places of interest. Climb the Taiping Mountain and overlook the charming night view of Hong Kong's "Pearl of the Orient". In the evening, you can visit the beautiful Victoria Harbour by boat.

D2: Visit Wong Tai Sin Temple. The incense is flourishing, and it is "responsive", luxuriantly decorated and based on honesty. Visit the jewelry exhibition center, enjoy the making process of different styles of jewelry diamonds and buy beloved jewelry souvenirs. After that, visit the department store. After that, DFS International Duty Free Shop. Going to Disneyland is divided into four theme parks: American Town Street, Pirate World, Fantasy World and Tomorrow World. Strolling through lush jungles and beautiful gardens, unexpected friends will suddenly appear in front of you. Remember to take photos with Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Mulan and other Disney friends. You can also walk into the red-carpet Starlight Glimmer venue and enjoy this grand musical. Wonderful songs and dances mark the bright light of Hollywood, and we will relive Disney's classic animated films with you.

Do I need a visa for a two-day tour in Hong Kong? How to deal with it?

Yes, even if you only go to Hong Kong 1 minute and then return to Shenzhen, you still need a visa. Go through the relevant formalities at the exit-entry administration department of the local public security bureau.

Is it convenient to travel to Hong Kong and stay in Shenzhen at night?

Shenzhen is the nearest city between the mainland and Hong Kong, and the customs on both sides are the border of Hong Kong.

Literally speaking, it should be convenient to visit Hong Kong and choose to live in Shenzhen at night. However, whether it is convenient in the actual implementation process depends on the following factors:

First, it depends on where Hong Kong goes to play. If it is a scenic spot or place close to Shenzhen, such as Sheung Shui or Fanling ... it is more convenient to get there from Shenzhen in a short time. However, if you are far from the pass, you will have to transfer to the subway two or three times after crossing the pass, which has been walking for several hours. Even if you play, you may not be able to enjoy yourself.

Second, it depends on the specific time period of Hong Kong tourism. This time period determines whether it is worthwhile to go to Hong Kong during the day and stay in Shenzhen at night. According to my personal experience of going to Hong Kong three or four times a year, there are many people on holidays, especially around Christmas and Spring Festival. The customs clearance time from Shenzhen to Luohu and Futian in Hong Kong usually exceeds two hours. Moreover, if you choose a hotel near the gateway in Shenzhen, the cost is not much cheaper than that in Hong Kong, and you spend too much time and energy on customs clearance, personally, it is not worth the candle.

Third, the specific number of days to visit Hong Kong is normal. If you sign a personal tour in Hong Kong, a visa is generally a two-way opportunity, that is, you will go to Hong Kong on the first day and stay in Shenzhen at night; I went to Hong Kong the next day and used my visa twice when I went back to Shenzhen in the evening. On the third day, you can't go through customs from Shenzhen to Hong Kong, so you have to apply for a new visa. This is also a very important factor. If you have a trip and go through customs and visas repeatedly, I don't think there should be any convenient explanation.

Personally feel inconvenient, it is better to live directly in Hong Kong.

First, it's too much trouble for you to live in Shenzhen. The number of endorsements will be used again the next day, because it is also a cost to brush the endorsements again every time you enter Hong Kong, and it is troublesome and time-consuming to go back and forth by car and subway.

Secondly, Hong Kong also has cheap accommodation. Although accommodation in Hong Kong is generally more expensive than that in the mainland, and the place where you live is small, you can also find a good price/performance ratio. I can talk about my life experience in Hong Kong.

I recently went to Hong Kong and stayed there for two nights. One night, I stayed at the Youth Travel Agency. On the top of the mountain, the surrounding environment is very good and quiet, and the landscape is very good. But the room is not satisfactory, so we can only put down the bed and a small table, and provide nothing else. Bathrooms and showers are all outdoor and public. The house below is where I lived, and the price is more than 300. Personally, I don't think so.

I am very satisfied with my stay the next day. This is a very prosperous area, next to the Tsim Sha Tsui subway station. Although the room is small, it basically has everything, such as slippers, refrigerator, TV, safe, mineral water, hair dryer and so on. There is also a separate bathroom. Stay 280 nights on non-holidays and spend more on holidays such as Friday 100. Actually, it's ok to stay for one night. Anyway, as far as I'm concerned.

Therefore, if you don't want to travel to and from Hong Kong and Shenzhen every day, and the accommodation requirements are not particularly high, it is recommended to find a cost-effective accommodation in Hong Kong for one night. After all, it takes a lot of time and money to go back and forth.

It must be inconvenient. Unless you plan to go to Hong Kong for half a day, you will leave the country after the customs, and you need a pass to re-enter. But I don't understand why I want to live in Shenzhen, and accommodation in Hong Kong is not expensive. Of course, if you want to stay in Hong Kong like a single room in the Mainland, it will be difficult without 500-600 beds, but if you are willing to give up a bed in a youth hostel, the cheapest bed for one night will be less than RMB in 80 yuan, and it is still in the bustling area of Sham Shui Po. A slightly better international youth hostel costs about RMB one hundred and fifty per bed, and the air-conditioned rooms are quite spacious. Even in the youth hostel in Tsim Sha Tsui, there are beds of more than RMB 100, and the airport bus stop is downstairs, which is located in the downtown area. In fact, many people think that accommodation in Hong Kong is very expensive. Indeed, if you want a room like our domestic hotel chain, even if it costs 800 yuan, it may not be that big in Hong Kong. After all, it is a sparsely populated place, but there are many expensive accommodations and many cheap accommodations in Hong Kong. Generally speaking, youth hostels can't be said to be excellent, but they can't be said to be poor.

If a family can't live in a youth hostel, they can try to live in a homestay, because it is not cheap to calculate the number of people in a family according to the number of heads and beds. Some homestays cost about four or five hundred yuan. Besides, Hong Kong has convenient transportation. If you don't live in a busy area, the cost of accommodation will be lower. As long as there are no public holidays in Hong Kong, the general accommodation expenses will not be very high. Hotels in Hong Kong can be expensive, but there are many cheap hotels. Therefore, if you plan to stay for a few days, you may wish to make a reservation in advance. The earlier you book on the reservation network, the lower the price. If you book tomorrow today, it will be much more expensive, especially in the peak season. There are basically no good houses, so planning in advance is very important.

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I live in Shenzhen Futian Social Security Bureau. More than 200 hotels a night. Pass Futian Port in the morning, take the subway to Jiandong, and then transfer to Tsim Sha Tsui. I walked from the Avenue of Stars to Harbour City. After sightseeing, I crossed the sea by ferry to Wan Chai Pier. Here I can go to the Mid-Levels, Causeway Bay, Bauhinia Square and so on. Go to Lan Kwai Fong for a drink in the evening. After drinking, I walked to Wan Chai Pier, took a bus to Huanggang Port and went back to the hotel to sleep!

It was definitely inconvenient in the past, but with the opening of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed rail on September 23rd, sleeping in Shenzhen at night and playing in Hong Kong during the day is a very good plan! After all, hotels in Shenzhen are much more cost-effective than those in Hong Kong!

Scheme 1: Stay in a hotel near Shenzhen North Railway Station at night.

Here are some good hotel recommendations. The first one is the Vienna International Hotel in the West Square of Shenzhen North Railway Station:

Don't worry about the noise caused by the hotel's proximity to high-speed railway station. Moreover, the rooms here are very large and spacious, so we don't have to squeeze into such a small room in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It's inconvenient to take the high-speed train for half an hour from here to Kowloon, Hong Kong!

Option 2: You can stay in a hotel near Futian high-speed railway station at night.

However, the hotels here are mainly high-star hotels, and the prices are generally higher than those in 800 yuan. Choices are: Kelboro Good Days Hotel, Ritz-Carlton Hotel and Four Seasons Hotel;

Of course, there are also theme apartments with high cost performance. I recommend the Hangu theme apartment, which is only 288 yuan per night. Is this a good deal?

Summary:

The opening of the high-speed rail has accelerated the integration of Shenzhen and Hong Kong, so all the inconvenient problems before have been solved! After all, it takes only 14 minutes from Futian to Kowloon by high-speed train, and you have to have a cup of tea! Are you ready?

If you are playing for more than two days, it is still recommended to stay in Hong Kong for one night. Because you have to spend time and energy returning to Shenzhen from Hong Kong, and don't forget to count the transportation expenses on the road. If you go back to Lo Wu by MTR, it costs 40+HKD for a person to go back and forth, because Lo Wu (Lok Ma Chau-Sheung Shui) is the starting point, so it is particularly expensive. Taking a taxi in Hong Kong is also very expensive, so it is better to stay in Hong Kong for one night.

Like I went to Hong Kong from Guangzhou for two days before, I took Guangzhou-Shenzhen to Luohu early in the morning, went directly to the subway after passing the customs, and stayed in a hotel in Yau Ma Tei for one night. Put all your luggage in the hotel the next day, then go to play, and then take the subway back to Lok Ma Chau at night and stay in a youth hostel near Futian subway station in Shenzhen ~

If you go back to Shenzhen at night like me, remember to reserve time to go back. The last flight back to the border in east rail line, I remember it was around 9: 40 pm.

Also, if you play for two days, calculate your approximate transportation expenses. Suggest buying a two-day pass on Taobao ~

Although Shenzhen is close to Hong Kong, personally, I don't think it is necessary to spend the night in Shenzhen. I suggest spending the night in Hong Kong for two main reasons.

1. Too much trouble. Although it is near, I think it is quite troublesome. At the same time, I think it is a waste of time. Going through customs and taking the subway back and forth is tiring and time-consuming. It's best to find some cheap and simple hotels in Hong Kong. It's also cool to make do for one night and play again the next day. After all, I came out to play, not to enjoy it. I can make do with it. I mainly play.

2. If you spend the night in Shenzhen and return to Hong Kong the next day, you have to sign an endorsement when you enter the country, which wastes the number of endorsements again. Personally, I don't think it is necessary.

Tell me about my experience last year: the two of us went, stayed in Hong Kong for the night, and booked a hotel in 300 yuan, with an average of 150 per person. This price is quite cost-effective. I suggest that it is best to have a companion, which is cost-effective, safe and takes care of everything.

If you don't let it go, you may be fine in Sha Tin. Go to Causeway Bay or something far away and want to die by car. Their railway is so slow that they can stay for one night without taking a taxi. It won't be cheap if you want to come. It costs money to live in Shenzhen, which is convenient.

Because the subject's question is not very specific, in Tiaoniu's view, this convenience depends on many factors, such as where to go to Hong Kong and how to play for a few days. Let's sort it out according to different situations.

One: Shenzhen-Hong Kong customs clearance port

Before we begin, let's introduce the customs clearance port of Shenzhen passing through Hong Kong. Generally, most people will choose these five ports to leave the country: Luohu Port, Futian Port, Huanggang Port, Shenzhen Bay Port and Wenjindu Port.

The opening hours of each port and the way to enter the urban area of Hong Kong after customs clearance are different. The specific information has been listed in the table for your comparison ~ ~

Two, same-day round trip to Hong Kong-it's more convenient to live in Shenzhen.

It is entirely possible that the passengers who travel back and forth on the same day will live near the Shenzhen port the night before and clear customs the next morning.

Tiaoniu suggested that everyone start from Luohu Port, because after the customs clearance at Luohu Port, you can take the subway directly, and the traffic is more convenient. And there are many accommodation conditions to choose from near the port, and the price is also very affordable. 1There are more than 100 hotels in 50 yuan for one night.

If it's a one-day tour, Tiaoniu suggests that everyone get up as soon as possible, so that they can leave more time for sightseeing. For example, get up at 6 o'clock and arrive at the port at 7 o'clock. It takes about 30 minutes to go through the customs, that is, it will arrive in Hong Kong at 7: 30, and then take the East Rail to Red _ Terminal.

At this time, the time is about 9 o'clock, and then you can go to Tsim Sha Tsui-Taiping Mountain-Victoria Harbour and other places to play. Remember to finish the activity before 9: 30 pm, and then take the subway back to Luohu Port, otherwise you will miss the last bus in east rail line.

Three, Hong Kong two-day tour and above-it is recommended to live in Hong Kong.

If you travel for more than two days, Tiaoniu doesn't recommend you to live in Shenzhen every day. In fact, living in Hong Kong will be more convenient and cheaper. Let's take a two-day tour+going in and out from Luohu Port as an example, and give you a comparative explanation from four aspects.

There are five kinds of travel endorsements in Hong Kong, namely once every three months, twice every three months, once every 1 year, twice every 1 year, and multiple endorsements every 1 year (limited to Shenzhen hukou, staying in Hong Kong or Macau for no more than 7 days at a time, and only entering and leaving the country once.

There is a rigid requirement for endorsement. If you travel for two days, you can still apply for a second valid endorsement of 40 yuan, but if you travel for three days or more, I'm sorry you can't do that.

Some people may say that since I can make a two-day tour endorsement, it is also very cost-effective for me to come back to Shenzhen to live. Don't worry, let's take a look at Tiaoniu and settle an account with everyone.

After comparing the accounts, we can find that living in Hong Kong is actually cheaper.

If you live in Shenzhen, it takes 30 minutes to go through the security check at the import and export port, 45 minutes from Luohu Port to Hong _ terminus, and two days' journey 150 minutes, two and a half hours! I have to get up early to catch the customs clearance, and step on the spot at night to catch the last subway back.

But if you live in Hong Kong, for example, near Red _ terminus, you only need to go in and out of Hong Kong once, which will save more than half the time and give you enough time to play.

From the above comparison, we can easily see that living in Hong Kong is obviously more economical and convenient, which saves us more time to enjoy the scenery of Hong Kong.

4. tips on accommodation in hong kong

When choosing a hotel, Tiaoniu suggested that you choose to live in Mong Kok, Yau Ma Tei and Jordan, which are traditional residential areas in Hong Kong and the concentration of cheap hotels in Hong Kong. Besides, subways, trains, buses and night lines all pass through Mong Kok, and the traffic is very convenient.

Moreover, I want to remind everyone that the hotel room area in Hong Kong is smaller than that in the Mainland. The hotel room area is more than 7 square meters, and the high-end hotel room area is about 20 square meters.

Fourth, the mode of transportation into Hong Kong.

In fact, it's 80 12 now, and there are many more modes of transportation into Hong Kong. Besides living in Shenzhen and going through customs, there are more options. The following is a table compiled by Tiaoniu. Let's have a look:

What is worth mentioning here is the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway, and its Hong Kong section will be officially put into operation on September 23rd. Because Beijing-Guangzhou, Hangfushen, Shanghai-Kunming and Guiguang passenger dedicated lines are connected, 38 cities along the way can take the high-speed train to Hong Kong directly! There are 12 stations in Shaoguan, Shanwei and Shantou, Guangdong Province. There are 26 stations outside the province, including Beijing, Shanghai, Kunming, Guilin, Guiyang, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou, Wuhan, Changsha, Hangzhou, Nanchang, Fuzhou and Xiamen.

Therefore, no matter how many days you travel, if the main body is in a city along the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed rail, you can consider taking the high-speed rail directly to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station instead of staying in Shenzhen for one night and then clearing customs the next day.

The above is all the answers given by Tiaoniu. Please correct me if there is any bias. Now that everyone has seen this place, let's order a compliment before we go ~

Two-day tour in Hong Kong: Tseung Kwan O and Avenue of Stars, please make specific arrangements ~ ~ ~

First, you can change RMB into Hong Kong dollars and then go to Hong Kong, because it may be lower in Hong Kong.

If you go to Mong Kok through train, there will be a subway to Tseung Kwan O. But if you take the train from Lo Wu to Hong Kong, get off at Kowloon Tong Station and then take the subway to Tseung Kwan O.. When you arrive at Tseung Kwan O Station, you can ask the service desk staff which exit you want to go to. If I remember correctly, you should take a bus or taxi. I won't mention staying in a hotel because it's too expensive. You can go to Mong Kok, because there are many small hotels in Mong Kok, so don't be afraid to stay, because there will be many people staying. Last time I had friends, I recommended them to stay. Last time I stayed at the exit of the Bank Center of Mong Kok subway station, when I came out, I would see Xu Liushan. There are many small hotels upstairs, and a double bed is about 250 yuan.

The next day, you can take the subway directly to the exit of Tsim Sha Tsui Avenue of Stars or sogou Shopping Mall, or go shopping.

But if you only have one day, you must go through the customs early in the morning. After you finish what you want to do, you can take the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui. When it's time to go, you can enter the subway station and turn to Luohu, and then turn to Guangzhou. The last bus leaves at twelve o'clock, but the last bus at Luohu is at seven o'clock, but I don't want to keep you too long. If you can't see the Avenue of Stars at night, watch it in the sun. It's still beautiful.

I hope I can help you. Have a nice trip.

Recommended two-day tour routes in Hong Kong

1 travel

Before you go to Hong Kong, you must prepare your ID card and personal Hong Kong and Macao Pass with an F endorsement (it is very simple to apply for a Shenzhen account now, and you must do it in 20 days, 100, 20 endorsements). Remember to bring another pen, so it is convenient to fill out the form after customs clearance.

I'm ready to go now.

After arriving at the railway station, go directly to the Luohu port checkpoint opposite, take two forms in the lobby: the exit application form and the health survey form, and then queue up at the "exit passage for mainland residents", fill in the forms while waiting in line, and check that they are correct. Now I am abroad, hehe.

Crossing the overpass is Hong Kong territory. Generally, there are volunteers at the border of Hong Kong to consult or distribute information, which is very useful and updated in time. This time, I got an activity guide, which contains Hong Kong tourism introduction, maps and some recent activities. The content is detailed and appropriate, and it has gained a lot. It's definitely not spam. When you go through Hong Kong Customs, you also need to fill in the immigration and health forms. Remember to keep your own form and use it when you come back.

After the inspection, it is the Guangzhou-Kowloon Railway Station. You can take the light rail to Hong Kong. You have to change Hong Kong dollars to buy a ticket first. There is an exchange office at the ticket office. Note that it is enough to exchange 100 Hong Kong dollars here. The exchange rate here is 100 HKD-"13 RMB, while on the streets of Hong Kong it is 100 HKD -" 1000 RMB. I don't know, but I suddenly changed it to 65438+. There are many exchange shops or buy one get one free shops on the streets of Hong Kong, all of which are relatively formal, so don't worry about receiving counterfeit money. You can buy tickets at the ticket window or at the ticket vending machine. It's convenient to go to the ticket vending machine. After that, I checked in and got on the train. The subway in Hong Kong is the same as that in Shanghai. The ticket is inserted in the front, pops up after checking in, passes through, and finally gets back the ticket when leaving the station (it is the first time for you to use it, and return it to the soil; You can also use the Octopus card, just like the bus IC card in Shenzhen. After getting on the bus, you can reach Kowloon in about 40 minutes.

(2) Hong Kong Tour

The map of Hong Kong looks huge, but in fact the main business districts are concentrated in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. These two places are much smaller, and you can basically walk around, which is definitely not a problem for MM who loves shopping. The traffic in Hong Kong is very developed. There are many subways, light rails and buses, and all busy sections have subway entrances. The road signs are also very clear. There are signs and instructions at every intersection, indicating nearby scenic spots or landmark buildings. In addition, remember that there are several main roads in Hong Kong, and there is basically no problem in traveling, so there is no need to worry about getting lost. Hong Kong people basically speak Cantonese. You can only speak Mandarin, and communication may be a bit troublesome, so I made up my mind to learn Cantonese when I came back this time. They are all very enthusiastic, and asking for directions will basically help you, but it is best to ask young people. Older people don't know much about Mandarin.

Say my trip again:

The Kowloon-Canton Railway is coming. You can get off at Tangxia, Kowloon and change to the subway, but we get off at Mong Kok Station, and the exit is New Century Plaza. Kowloon mainly goes to Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui, but what about the main roads? d？ D Nathan Road runs through the north and south, and there are shopping areas around the street. Mong Kok has concentrated shopping shops such as gold and silver jewelry, computer digital products, fashion clothes, and many snacks. The consumption here is moderate and the popularity is extremely high. This is really a good place to shop. Forget about the specific shopping malls and fun, enjoy it!

Go north along Nathan Road and you will find Tsim Sha Tsui. There are many large shopping plazas here, such as Harbour City, New Sun Plaza, Baili Shopping Street and New World. You can walk slowly for a day. There are also many small shops in the street, ranging from ordinary to world famous brands. At the end of Nathan Road, you can see the Hong Kong Space Museum. Crossing the square, you will suddenly see the beautiful Victoria Harbour. This is a seaside garden that often appears on TV, and there is a long beach along the coast. You can see the prosperity of Hong Kong Island opposite, so be sure to take photos. After swimming here, you should go to Hong Kong Island. You can take the subway. It is recommended to take a ferry at Star Ferry Pier (ferry to 2 yuan).

The main businesses in Hong Kong are concentrated in Central, Admiralty and Causeway Bay, with a high consumption level. Shopping malls include Pacific Place, Queensway Plaza and sogou (sogou), and there are many specialty stores on both sides of the street, such as Gucci, Dior, LV and Chanel. Causeway Bay is the most famous shopping area. I believe everyone has heard of it. Before Christmas, major shopping malls are offering discounts, but at first glance, in fact, some ordinary brands, such as Hong Kong brands such as Banelo, Giodano and G2000, have little difference in discount strength with Shenzhen; What is really cheap is the world famous brand, which should be much more favorable than Saiwu and Friendship City in Shenzhen, and there are more styles. Of course, the price is also thousands, otherwise it is called shopping.

Our tour route is: Central Subway Station-Thousand Wishes Christmas Tree-Statue Square-Queensway Square-Pacific Place-Seaside-Convention Center-Causeway Bay Shopping.

In the evening, take the subway to Central, go south through the Statue Square, and arrive at the Taipingshan Cable Car Terminal (opposite to the main entrance of Hong Kong Park). Take the cable car to the top of Taipingshan Mountain (two-way ticket to 30 yuan, and enjoy the night view of Hong Kong from the Lingxiao Pavilion at the top of the mountain. Unfortunately, this scenic spot is gone. It is also very good to see the night view of Hong Kong Island at the seaside in Mong Kok. If you have money, you can visit Victoria Harbour by boat. The nightlife in Hong Kong is very rich. It's almost Saturday 12, and we are hanging out in Tsim Sha Tsui. The streets are still crowded with people, and the seaside is very lively. The train returning to Luohu will arrive at 12: 45 at the latest.

There are also some places that are familiar with watching Hong Kong films, such as Temple Street and Cai Tong Street (night market in Mong Kok at night, experience the local customs of Hong Kong; Lan Kwai Fong (Bar Street, Central, etc.

(3) Accommodation

Accommodation in Hong Kong is certainly more expensive. This time, we stayed in a family hotel, and each room was 200 yuan/night. Of course, the conditions are not very good, but it is ok to make do with staying for one night. This information can be found on the Internet.

(4 eat

Hong Kong has a high standard of living and relatively expensive prices. A map 18 yuan, a coke 10 yuan (supermarket price), it is recommended to bring your own mineral water. Small restaurants and tea restaurants on the roadside, fast food restaurants in shopping malls, their packages are generally around 20 ~ 40, or go to McDonald's, KFC and so on.

There are many snacks in Hong Kong. Curry fish balls and frozen milk tea are absolutely classic. There is a sweet shop called "Xu Liushan" that seems good. You should be able to try it, and shark fin porridge is also worth a try. It's not expensive. There are many snacks in Mong Kok, which are also very cheap.

Step 5 shop

There are three banks in Hong Kong that issue currency. Pay attention to denomination. Computers and digital products in Hong Kong are really cheap, especially digital cameras, MP3 players and notebooks. There are also many gold and silver jewelry stores, such as Zhou Shengsheng, Xie Ruilin, Lukfook and Chow Tai Fook. The price of gold in every store is the same, mainly because of the choice of style and service. Jewelry price = actual price of gold and silver+manual fee +2% commission. Generally speaking, the price can only be reduced on labor costs. I don't know much about the price of gold and silver. I remember that gold was 105 Hong Kong dollars/gram, and 99.5 feet of platinum was 227 Hong Kong dollars/gram. I don't know how to compare with China.

MM's favorite? d？ D cosmetics. Hong Kong Shasha and Zhuoyue are two large chain cosmetics supermarkets, which are inexpensive and have many brands. They are cheaper than the cosmetics counters in general shopping malls, so don't worry about the quality.

Step 6 transport

The subway is the most convenient, with many buses and expensive taxis, 7 yuan/km. Automatic ticket vending machines are used in subway stations. According to the distance, the fare ranges from a few dollars to more than ten dollars. There is a passenger service center in the station, where you can change money. There is a passenger ship from Hong Kong Star Ferry Pier to Shekou Ferry Pier, and the fare seems to be 100 RMB.

Remember the signs of the subway, so it's easier to find the way.

In short, if there is an opportunity, you must visit Hong Kong and feel the prosperity of modern cities. There is a book about 50 places people will visit in their life, one of which is to take the Star Ferry to see the night view of Victoria Harbour. Besides, I saw a special topic on Jade Terrace the other day, which mentioned that the Hong Kong Government would build a pedestrian corridor in Victoria Harbour to connect Hong Kong Island with Kowloon. At that time, the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour will be greatly reduced, so we should go to Hong Kong as soon as possible.