I suddenly remembered the Madame Tussauds I visited ten years ago!

I've been to Madame Tussauds Hong Kong twice, and I was really amazed by the vivid and lifelike wax figures in the museum! To be honest, compared to many shoddy wax museums, Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is top-notch. The figures' expressions and postures are very well done, and their facial features and clothing add to the vividness of the wax figures. The wax museum is located in the Peak Tower on Victoria Peak and officially opened in 2000. Over the past 20 years, it has exhibited about 100 wax figures of international, Chinese, and Hong Kong celebrities, including many celebrities from politics, sports, business, and entertainment. The wax museum is divided into 10 exhibition areas, including Hong Kong Glamour, Historical and National Heroes, World Premiere, The Champions, and Music Icons. This allows visitors to fully interact with the wax figures in specific scenes. When I visited the wax museum twice and saw the wax figure of Leslie Cheung, I still felt inexplicably sad, especially when he was dressed as Cheng Dieyi, which made many movie fans sigh. In addition, I have to say that I was also excited when I stood on Victoria Peak and looked down at the night view of Hong Kong. Victoria Harbor is very charming under the night of Hong Kong, which is probably one of the charms of Hong Kong. ⏰Monday to Sunday and public holidays: 11:00–20:00, last admission: 19:30 🎫Adult: HKD 290, online ticket: HKD 230. Night ticket (admission after 17:00): Adult: HKD 290, online ticket: HKD 188; Summer double ticket: HKD 8490, online ticket: HKD 329; Student ticket: HKD 290, online ticket: HKD 188.