How can Hong Kong travel freely for three or four days?

This destination: Ocean Park, Stanley, Saigon, Tai O and so on …

Preparation before going: I bought two tickets for Ocean Park on Taobao (ticket price 145 yuan/person, booth express fee 149 yuan/person, it costs HKD$208 to buy tickets at the entrance of Ocean Park, and the time is too short, so remember to buy them in stock). Then we found a hotel. We found a flat hotel online and didn't answer whether there was a room until we went to Hong Kong, so we decided to find a hotel after we arrived in Hong Kong. Finally, change money, because the exchange rate changes from time to time, until I go to the bank the day before (it is best to estimate the approximate cost, and don't change the exchange rate of Hong Kong dollars every day). I'd rather take some RMB to Hong Kong for exchange when necessary.

Foshan-Hong Kong Prince Zhong Hotel Club takes about 3 hours by car. On this day, the driver drove very fast, there was no traffic jam on the road, and the customs clearance was smooth. (It only took about 15 minutes to clear customs in Shenzhen Bay, which I think is due to non-weekend reasons. The bus stops at Prince Station, and our hotel is in Tsim Sha Tsui, so we have to take the subway. When we went to the subway station, we bought a subway ticket to enter the city all day, which is the best choice to visit the city. We can take the Hong Kong Island Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Kwun Tong Line, Tseung Kwan O Line, Tung Chung Line and Disney Line "unlimited times" on any day within 30 days from the invoice date. (When planning the route, it is mainly based on subway transfer, so it is more cost-effective to buy a "all-day subway ticket" for only $50. ) If you use the Octopus fare, it will be much more expensive. Of course, each of us has prepared a card (except the red minibus, other means of transportation and shops can use it, which is a necessary card to Hong Kong).

Check into the hotel (take the subway at tsim sha tsui station D2 exit, that is, get to the hotel). Because I didn't book a room before, I booked a room directly first (I was tied here for the last few trips to Hong Kong). All we can ask is that its room is clean enough and the environment is not too noisy. It's only a night or two anyway. Basically, I am the kind of person who knows how to travel. I can't sleep at all, so just sleep. Of course, you can also choose a four-star hotel. Needless to say, the price is more expensive. It's only a night or two anyway. Just be economical. Finally, I chose a single room of 1.2m, 150 Hong Kong dollars per night (hee hee! It's better to save 150 HK dollars than expected! Put down your luggage and go to your destination easily. Because of the time, I had lunch at M Ji near the hotel (there are also many tea restaurants nearby, which seem to have no special features and the price is similar).

Take the subway from tsim sha tsui station to admiralty station (key: remember to lean to the right when taking the subway elevator, and don't stand side by side, because the left is the emergency passage for busy people, and those who are in a hurry will go straight ahead from the left passage. A clever free man should not make this small mistake. As the saying goes, "Don't stop people from developing!" ), take bus No.629 from exit B to Ocean Park (ticket 65438 yuan+00.6 yuan/person paid by Octopus). It is worth mentioning that at the bus stop, no matter the bus stop sign or the bus shelter, there are many biological signs of marine parks, such as sea lions and dolphins. Even before we arrived at Ocean Park, we had already felt a good ocean atmosphere (Hong Kong Tourism Bureau did a lot of work).

The bus stopped at the entrance of Dashuwan at the back door of Ocean Park and began to play. Of course, you can't forget to take a photo at the entrance (because you don't go back), remember to pay attention to the announcement time of "Dolphin Show" at the entrance of Ocean Company (about half an hour), and get a map of Ocean Park (free of charge) so as to identify the target direction! It was not dolphins that greeted you at the door just now, but sea lions, and China pandas An An and Jia Jia, who arrived in Hong Kong with "friendship", lived in this park! There are more panda souvenirs in souvenir shops than dolphins and sea lions, and the price is of course ... before going to the aquarium to watch the dolphin show, you must stand on the elevator and climb the mountain! It takes several turns to climb the escalator to get to the mountain, and it takes 20 minutes. This short tens of minutes is simply thrilling, because the inclination can reach 80 degrees and there is no safety equipment. Only by grasping the handrails on both sides and looking back will your feet become soft. Only by looking forward can you reduce your fear. It is recommended that people with high blood pressure, heart disease and fear of heights think twice! ! I'm glad I went in through the back door. I'll be scared to death if I don't go back. There is a dolphin show at 14: 30 in the afternoon, which is very worth seeing. The performance lasted for half an hour. Remember to arrive 30 minutes early and take the middle seat (many tour groups arrive early), which is advantageous. You can't just take pictures at this time, because there are too many wonderful moments. It is recommended to make a short film to record the whole excitement. The performance is really wonderful, the sea lion is naughty, the dolphin is so flexible and can do somersaults! Hee hee! Seeing the wonderful performance of dolphins, I thought, which dolphin does Andy Lau keep?

After the performance, I visited the large coral reef water cluster hall as soon as possible. The water cluster pavilion is essentially a large pool with a height of more than ten floors. Visitors will visit from underground, and they will also see frogmen feeding the creatures in the pool. Of course, it has also become one of the landscapes. There are so many fish in Shuichuge, except for the oversized devil fish, chinemys reevesii, sharks and so on, I don't know what kind. They are happy to swim here and there. Because it is forbidden to take pictures with flash, and because creatures swim too fast, and the temperature in the museum is low, the effect of taking pictures is not good, it is wonderful to take only short films. I am very happy to watch the short film now.

In Ocean Park, in addition to visiting the distinctive biology museum, there are all kinds of exciting mobile games, all of which are free (tickets are package tickets, which are included, so as long as you enter Ocean Park, you can play any games and watch any performances, which are free), but because of the time, you only took the sightseeing tower and didn't go to play, which is a pity ... I suggest not to miss it if you have time!

Go directly to the Panda Pavilion to visit the lovely national treasures "An An" and "Jia Jia" after leaving the Water Group Pavilion. Before arriving at the Panda Pavilion, you must take the Ocean Park, take the cable car down to the main entrance of the park, and then take the sightseeing cable car (free! The scenery is first-class, covering the whole sea view of Hong Kong! Absolutely beautiful, kill a lot of films …

Go to the panda house to see three giant pandas! Besides An An and Jia Jia, I forgot the name of the other one! Because the environment is so good, several giant pandas are lovely for nothing. It's a pity for tourists, when they hold the wonderful and lovely side of the digital camera panda, the Grinch is lazy, ignores the comments from the outside world, and makes tourists soft on the camera, which is reflected in the sleeping position of the panda! Hee hee! Fortunately, I watched the panda wake up and turn around, and finally didn't come back empty-handed! The downhill time is not long, only about 10 minutes.

Exit from the main entrance of Ocean Park, cross the road and take the green minibus on Line 40 to Stanley Market (Octopus is available, HK$ 7.6 per person). It takes about 15 minutes to get to Stanley! Stanley is a place full of amorous feelings in western Europe, where many foreigners gather, especially the amorous feelings bars by the sea. It is also a pleasure to have a cup of coffee in the open-air teahouse when you are free. Many foreigners come here for holidays on weekends, and you can see many tourists walking along the beach with their dogs! There are many foreign trade clothes in Stanley market, most of which are China Tang suit, which attracts many foreigners to go there to find Taobao. On the same day, I also saw TVB stars shopping in the market. The beach in Stanley at dusk is particularly beautiful. If time permits, I really don't want to leave ... it's about time. We are going to eat seafood in Saigon.

Take Line 260 at Stanley Market to Admiralty Subway Station (HKD 10.6/ person). Take a bus from Admiralty to Central, then transfer to Chai Wan Line to North Point, then transfer to Tseung Kwan O Line and get off at Hang Hau. When you get off the bus, take 10 1M (green minibus) to Saigon Ferry Terminal (HK$ 7.4 yuan/person). Passing by Shaw Studio, it's a pity to see artists coming and going.

To Saigon, Saigon mainly eats seafood. Seafood stalls and outdoor cafes there are surrounded by the sea. If you arrive at noon, you can rent a yacht and go fishing with your friends. The cost is about several hundred Hong Kong dollars, depending on the number of people. When we went, it was just the time for Hong Kong people to have dinner. The major seafood stalls are very lively. They have a wide variety of seafood in seafood pool, as if they moved to the water cluster pavilion in Ocean Park. The owner of the seafood stall is good at doing business and attracts tourists from all walks of life with affordable seafood packages. Don't worry that their seafood price is based on "two", and unlike the price tag here, just say a price when you ask, just like "seafood price", you should choose the price slowly and make it clear. After all, they are particularly interested in our RMB appreciation! Finally, we chose a restaurant named Shixing Seafood Restaurant for dinner, with a set meal of HK$ 228, service charge and a bill of HKD 252. The set meal includes shrimp, crab, scallops and a plate of Yangzhou fried rice, and the boss also sent a plate of fruit (neither of us can finish it). This is our best dinner! After dinner, take a walk to the nearby seaside and blow the wind. It is quite comfortable to enjoy the night view of the seaside in Hong Kong.

It was getting late, so we went back to Saigon Bus Terminal and went back along the same road. There is a red minibus at the bus terminal that goes straight to Mong Kok. Please note that red minibuses cannot use Octopus. ) But we have no choice. We thought it would take a long time to take the subway by Little Bobby, so we chose to take the subway.

Take 10 1M in Sai Kung to Hang Hau MTR Station, then transfer to Tiu King Ling on Kwun Tong Line in Yau Ma Tei, and then transfer to Tsuen Wan Line to Tsim Sha Tsui. When we arrived in Tsim Sha Tsui at 23: 00, the shops near where we stayed were still open. We can also visit Sasha and go back to the hotel to finish the first day's trip.

Because I am the kind of person who knows about bed, I can't sleep at all and get up at 6 o'clock. Go to the community for breakfast at 6: 30 (Hong Kong Cafe opens at 7: 00). After breakfast, check out at 7: 30.

Start today's first stop-Outlying Islands (collectively referred to as all small islands) Introduction to Tai O (Lantau Island): Have you seen the TV series "Sky in Tai O"? Their background is Tai O, a small fishing raft by the sea. Tai O is located in the southwest of Lantau Island (the largest island in Hong Kong) and is known as "Venice of Hong Kong". Transportation: 1 central outer pier (next to Star Ferry Pier in Central)-boat (30 to 45 minutes, about 30 yuan)-> Mui Wo pier-bus-> bus terminus next to Tung Chung subway station in Tai O-bus (40 minutes, about 15 yuan)-> Tai O suggestion:-We choose the second route to start. Take the subway to Central in Tsim Sha Tsui, then transfer to Tung Chung Line to Tung Chung City Center, and take the bus 1 1 at the bus stop to Tai O (every half hour). The time is about (Monday to Saturday HKD 1 1.8 Sunday HKD 19.8). Tai O is a famous island in Hong Kong. As advertised by the media above, it has attracted many tourists from Hong Kong and other places. The villagers here basically make a living by fishing, and their self-sufficient life is relatively casual and simple. Those who stay on the island are generally elderly villagers, and young people go to work in cities. In addition, another feature of Tai O is the shacks on the water, which are all along the coast. Since the shack burning incident, the current water shacks are no longer made of wood and bamboo, but some fireproof materials. Many water villagers live there and become one of the main attractions in Tai O.

More and more tourists spend their holidays on weekends, so they begin to focus on tourism business. The villagers here are simple, just like an uncle who showed us around all the scenic spots in Tai O unconditionally that day (at first I was wondering if I should tip? Moreover, we gave a detailed explanation of each scenic spot, which gave us a deeper understanding of the history and culture of Tai O. Unfortunately, due to the time, we did not take a fishing boat to visit the sea, but watched the sea of Tai O on the shore. The sky in Tai O has already felt that this is indeed a beautiful, lovely and simple island. I hope it can continue and not be commercialized!

Most of the specialties of Tai O are seafood, and the famous street snacks are, for example, pink fruit, chicken vines, fish eggs and so on. There are shrimp paste, dried fish, oysters and other seafood, most of which are dried and natural without preservatives. For the mother's elders, this is simply their super good supermarket (again, be sure to ask the price clearly, and where to make a counter-offer, all in units of "two").

Take bus stop 1 1 from Tai O (which runs every half hour) and it takes about 50 minutes to reach Dongyong city center. If you plan to go to Lantau Island, it is suggested to go to Lantau Island first in the morning (the exit of Tung Chung subway is a cable car on Lantau Island) and then visit Tai O in the afternoon, because there are two routes to Tung Chung city, one is to Lantau Island and the other is to Tai O, but this time, due to lack of time, Lantau Island was not included as one of the tourist spots!

After leaving Tai O, take the subway from tung chung station to wong tai sin station (Tai O Road goes back to Tung Chung MTR Station, turns to Lai King, turns to Tsuen Wan Line to the end of Shi Xia, and then turns to Kwun Tong Line to Wong Tai Sin. ) Playing in Wong Tai Sin. Wong Tai Sin has always wanted to visit one of the scenic spots. It is one of the landmark attractions in Hong Kong and a must-see for tourists! As a tourist, I haven't been here since I came to Hong Kong, so I specially listed it as a must-see spot for this trip!

Wong Tai Sin is not as magnificent as expected (perhaps the modern buildings around it are too beautiful), and the main entrance is not too big, so you don't have to buy tickets to enter and exit (this is quite good, I suggest the ancestral temple follow suit). There are about four or five halls and only one hall. Compared with our temples here, the architectural style inside and outside the main hall is more magnificent and has a strong religious and cultural atmosphere. The only unreasonable thing is that it is not in harmony with the surrounding modern buildings. Wong Tai Sin is a quiet place, which is rarely found in the bustling downtown area. The fragrance is very strong, and it is a must-see attraction for major travel agencies! In addition, it is said that Wong Tai Sin's petition is ingenious. If you have any demands, you might as well ask for a petition. We have been out of Wong Tai Sin for less than two hours. At noon, I had lunch at Yoshinoya, a beef restaurant (there are many chain stores in Hong Kong, and its advertising videos can be seen in the subway and on the street)! It tastes good and the price is favorable! Very highly recommended. Actually, eating Japanese food in Hong Kong is more authentic. I stayed there for less than three hours and took the subway from Wong Tai Sin to Mong Kok for shopping.

Mong Kok is a must-see place every time you come to Hong Kong. Take the return bus and get on here. It is also difficult to walk in the street because of carrying heavy luggage. (It is recommended to take less luggage or put it in hotels or shopping malls. It's really tiring to have a rest in the food court of a shopping mall. Then go for a walk ...

Shopping, MM is indispensable for cosmetics, focusing on "sweeping goods" in stores such as Sasha and Zhuo Yue. Tips: try to price discounted goods as the main target, and the special products are particularly flat! The price of regular goods in Hong Kong dollars is calculated at the exchange rate, which is more expensive than buying them in RMB in the Mainland! And look at the bar code of the box, 48 or 49 are all made in Hong Kong, which may be the kind of goods made and exported in the Mainland. Generally, the special commodities are mostly "parallel imports", mostly real estate in Taiwan Province Province, and MM can buy them by itself.

Friends who love snacks should never miss the "excellent products". The snacks here are famous for their many styles and delicious taste, and they often buy one for free until you have eaten enough! And there are many special snacks on the street, so countries may wish to try them. As the saying goes, "don't miss it when you pass by"!

The plane waits for no one, control the time! This is the end of the trip!