Where do you recommend to go to Hong Kong? Don't always talk about Disney and Ocean Park.

Besides Disney and Ocean Park, there are many good places in Hong Kong ~

Lamma Island Hugh

Lamma Island, as the third largest island in Hong Kong, is sparsely populated and still retains its simple folk customs and natural ecology, attracting many foreign tourists to enjoy a leisurely atmosphere away from the hubbub. Therefore, choose a fine weather, take a 30-minute ferry at noon, and arrive at Stéphanie Sokolinsk Bay in Lamma Island. First, have a seafood dinner on the famous rainbow, then take a walk on the hiking trail. When you are tired, take a rest on the white beach, visit the coffee shops in Tin Hau Temple and Banyan Tree Bay Street, chat with local fishermen, and enjoy a different kind of Hong Kong outside the complex city.

Jianshazui

Tsim Sha Tsui is a place where old and new cultures collide. Modern buildings and traditional churches live next to each other, and the ancient market and the amorous feelings bar set each other off. From the Museum of History and the Antiquities and Monuments Office, which best represent the old Hong Kong, to the Art Museum and Space Museum, which represent the new Hong Kong, you can have an authentic Cantonese roast at noon, and then have a Hong Kong-style afternoon tea at Miandengjing or Northford Terrace in the afternoon, which is extremely relaxing. In the evening, stroll along the Avenue of Stars or take the Star Ferry to indulge in the splendid night view of Victoria Harbour.

Lan Kwai Fong

Lan Kwai Fong, full of petty bourgeoisie sentiment, is the most famous and distinctive bar area in Hong Kong. More than 50 bars and restaurants have been opened in the whole Lan Kwai Fong area. Their names and decorations are westernized and exotic. Known as a unique cultural special zone in Hong Kong, they have always retained the style of European bars and nightclubs.

Giant Buddha in the Temple of Heaven (Baolian Temple)

Baolian Temple, known as the Southern Heaven Buddha Country, is located in Ngong Ping Plateau, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, near Ngong Ping Cable Car Station 360. Built in 1924, formerly known as "Da Maopeng", it was built in Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty. There are Muyu Peak, Tiantan Buddha, Fahua Pagoda and Huayan Pagoda on the left, Lotus Mountain and Lion Mountain on the right, and Wei Tuo Hall and Palace-style Daxiong Hall are built inside. This place is also the location of many Hong Kong dramas, and the surrounding natural scenery is also beautiful. The surrounding Phoenix Mountain is a good place to watch the sunrise.

Baolian Temple is the most famous Buddha in the Temple of Heaven, the largest open-air bronze statue of Sakyamuni in the world today, and one of the landmark attractions in Lantau Island.

The base of the giant Buddha has three floors, and the hall is connected by circular stairs. There is a big clock hanging in the center of the hall, and Buddha statues, handprints and scriptures are engraved on the outer wall. When you reach the altar, you can overlook Lantau Island and the South China Sea. In the memorial hall on the third floor, you can also worship Buddha relics.

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