Three-day tour of Hong Kong and Macao

Suggest two days in Hong Kong and one day in Macau. Hong Kong and Macau are relatively small, so you can get there by buying a map and subway.

1, Ocean Park, entering the Ocean Plaza with the theme of ocean design, it feels brand-new. Colorful marine landscape, combined with three-dimensional animal modeling and garden decoration, allows you to appreciate the fascinating side of the underwater world. The new attraction of Ocean Park, Animal World Asia, made its grand debut on April 30th! Welcome to the Giant Panda Tour and the Crocodile Pool for a wonderful exploration tour, and visit all kinds of precious animals from all over Asia, including giant pandas, red pandas, giant salamanders and alligators. There are the world's largest aquarium, shark museum, Hong Kong Ocean Park, dolphins, killer whales and other wonderful stunts; There are all kinds of thrilling motorized amusement facilities, such as roller coasters and ferris wheels.

2. Visit Wong Tai Sin, the temple with the most incense in Hong Kong. Then visit the newly-built seaside promenade "Avenue of Stars" in Tsim Sha Tsui, which is 440 meters long. Golden Bauhinia Square, here is the witness of Hong Kong's return to the motherland. Group members can take photos next to the "Forever Blooming Bauhinia" and the Reunification Monument. Disneyland (about 3 hours), after walking through the sleeping princess castle in the park and coming to the American town street full of American flavor in the early 20th century, you are bound to slow down, enjoy the smell of baked cakes and sweets, and appreciate the elegant and nostalgic buildings on both sides.

3. Visit Sao Paulo Archway, a landmark building in Macao. This is the remains of St. Paul's church. You can visit the small museum of St. Paul's church, or visit the great fortress. Then go to Mazu Tempel, the birthplace of Macao's name, and go to the Golden Lotus Square, the monument to Macao's return. Then go to the letter shop to buy handwritten gifts and send them back to relatives and friends. After that, I went to Fisherman's Wharf and Babylon Casino, which blended different buildings and Chinese and Western cultural characteristics from all over the world.