Where to go in Hong Kong?🇭🇰

If you keep going like this, you can visit all the tourist attractions in Hong Kong! ✔ Soho Street A representative emotional street in Hong Kong, with European-style buildings and various cafes and restaurants. It's a great place to enjoy dim sum and egg tarts at a famous restaurant or take sensational photos. ✔ Deng Lau Mural A mural street famous as an Instagram spot. It's full of colorful murals, so it's perfect for taking certification shots. ✔ Mid-levels Escalator It's the longest outdoor escalator in the world, with a length of about 800m. You can enjoy the alleyway scenery while riding the escalator up. However, the escalator only runs in one direction, and there are separate times for the up and down lines, so check in advance! I wanted to ride the up line, but I arrived early in the morning during the down line time, so I had to walk up the stairs. ✔ Yik Cheong Building This is an apartment complex famous as a filming location for Transformers. The narrow, tall building structure was impressive. It is also a popular spot for photographers, and the slightly blue exterior makes it great for taking pictures with a movie-like feel. ✔ Choi Hong Apartment This apartment stands out with its colorful rainbow colors. A representative Instagrammable spot! You can take even prettier pictures with the colorful basketball court. ✔ Victoria Peak Tram The higher you go, the better the view. If you take the Peak Tram to the top, you can see the night view of Victoria Harbor at a glance. It was such a great view that I realized why Hong Kong's night view is worth a million dollars. ✔ Symphony of Lights A laser show to enjoy with the night view, where high-rise buildings light up with music. For your information, the night view is great, but the show is symbolic, so you can only watch it... It's not as good as you think, so don't expect too much. It's best to watch it from the Tsim Sha Tsui side. I watched it from the street between the Avenue of Stars and 1881 Heritage. ✔ 1881 Heritage The building that used to be the police headquarters has now been transformed into a luxury shopping mall. If you go at night, the building lights up and sparkles, making it a great spot for taking pictures. I saw quite a few people taking snaps. ✔ Mongkok Night Market, Temple Street Night Market Explore the night market to really feel the local atmosphere! There are quite a few street foods, and various souvenirs such as I Love Hong Kong Tea and magnets. You can bargain, so try lowering the price and get the items you like. #Travel itinerary #Travel plan #Overseas travel #China travel #Hong Kong travel #Hong Kong #Hong Kong travel destination #Hong Kong travel destination recommendation