[Hong Kong Hung Hom Day Tour] Hung Luen Road to Tsim Sha Tsui: Beautiful Victoria Harbour View, Sunset Flying

It is suitable to see the sea on a sunny day. It is as blue as a gem. From Hongluan Road, you can overlook the beautiful scenery of Victoria. You can cross the border between Shenzhen Luohu and Futian without changing trains. Hung Hom Station on the East Rail Line is the starting point of this tour. Avoid the crowds in Tsim Sha Tsui, this is also a very niche route for traveling in Hong Kong Citywalk Route: Hung Hom Sports Centre-Hung Luen Road-Tsim Sha Tsui Marina Gardens-Bruce Lee/Anita Mui Bronze statue—K11 Sky Garden-Avenue of Stars-Hong Kong Museum of Art-Victoria Harbour-Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower-Star Ferry-Central Pier-Hong Kong Observation Wheel-Ding Ding Car (Central and Western District)-Central and Western District Promenade-Central Pier-Sunset Coaster (Tsim Sha Tsui)🔥 1. Hongluan Road: After going up the overpass, there is the International Cruise Terminal below and the Hung Hom Sports Centre behind. You can overlook the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island on the other side. As the saying goes, the higher you stand, the farther you can see. The viewing environment here is better than the bustling Avenue of Stars. Remember to take a photo with the Hung Hom Sports Centre. 😎😎 2. Tsim Sha Tsui Marina Gardens + K11 Sky Garden with unbeatable sea views The terrace sky garden on the sixth floor of K11 is free. Standing here and overlooking Victoria Harbour, you have a God's perspective. It is super comfortable to feel the sea breeze and enjoy the sea view. 3. Star Ferry: The Hong Kong Water Taxi, which has a century-old history, was once rated by National Geographic Magazine as "one of the 50 must-see attractions in life" and is a means of transportation between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula. 😍 4. Central Pier/Ferris Wheel: The Central Pier is the Central and Western District seaside boardwalk. The retro pier is a great place to take Hong Kong-style photos. 😘 The prices in Hong Kong are not low, but the ticket for the Ferris wheel is only 20 yuan, and you can ride it 3 times. Sitting on it, you can overlook the entire Victoria Harbour. It takes about 20 minutes, which is enough time to enjoy the beautiful scenery and take pictures! ⭐️☺️ 5. Hong Kong Ding Ding Car: Ding Ding Tram, one of Hong Kong's century-old means of transportation, is only available in the Hong Kong Island area. You can see it by crossing the road from the Central flyover. You get on the Ding Ding Tram first and pay the fare after getting off. It is recommended to sit on the second floor, which has a kind of God's perspective and allows you to see the familiar Hong Kong style, which is also very relaxing and comfortable. 🥰🥰🥰 6. Central and Western District Seaside Promenade: Take the Ding Ding car to the starting point of the Central and Western District Seaside Promenade. There are fewer tourists on this seaside promenade. Strolling along it, there is a grass children's playground and a small garden designed for pets. There are also lounge chairs facing the sea view for rest. If the Avenue of Stars is designed for tourists, then this seaside boardwalk in the Central and Western District is definitely the back garden of the locals! 🏖️ 7. Sunset Roller Coaster: Walk from the Central and Western District Seaside Boardwalk back to the Central Pier, where the Sunset Coaster starts. Sitting on an open-top bus, chasing the sunset and watching the sun slowly set from the sea level, the scenery along the way is super beautiful, hence the name Sunset Coaster. 🔥🔥 #UnforgettableAttractions #HongKongDayTour #citywalk #HongKong #NotesInspiration #ShenzhenWhere to go on weekends #HongKongTravel #HongKongStrategy #HongKongTravelStrategy #ItinerarySharing