Our own guide to taking photos in Hong Kong!

#HongKongTravel A collection of photo spots in Hong Kong, our own style! This trip is not a joke. Since we are in Hong Kong, let's keep pressing the shutter, capturing every angle that photographers will scream for! 📸 🟢 Let's start with the "Ngong Ping Cable Car". For those who like something slightly thrilling and the photos come out great, you must choose the "Crystal Cable Car" with a transparent floor! We chose this because it offers a 360° view of the sea, mountains, and the ground below (our legs are a little weak, but it's worth it). Our destination is the "Big Buddha of Ngong Ping", but the angles along the way allow us to take photos all the way. 🌄 Next up is the "Peak Tram" and "Sky Terrace 428". Early birders have an advantage! We went early in the morning, took the Peak Tram, and took photos without people, which was the best. When we got to the Sky Terrace, we saw a panoramic view of Hong Kong. It was magnificent. We saw many iconic buildings. 🎨 Don't miss the MTR. Who would have thought that Hong Kong's MRT had so many beautiful photo spots! We stopped to take photos at various stations. The walls are colorful — green, pink, purple, red. Content is packed without having to go anywhere. Just changing stations gives you a new feel. 🎡 Highlights at “Disneyland Hong Kong” I have to say that if you only have one day, you must visit! In addition to the amazing rides and shows, every corner of Disneyland is photogenic, whether it’s the castle, the parade, or even the small shop signs, they’re all cute! 🏢 Go find the “Transformer” building (Montane Mansion) I admit that I looked for a long time, but when I found it, I was so satisfied! The dense buildings lined up like in a sci-fi movie are real. The reason why the “Transformer” building is called that is because it was once used as a filming location for the movie Transformers on. The atmosphere is chic and raw. The most popular angle is in the middle of the building and looking up at the surrounding buildings is super cool. 🏙️ Finally, the “Central” area This area is like walking around an artistic version of Hong Kong. There are a lot of street art corners. We took pictures with the painted walls, cute coffee shops, and the alleys that gave us a street fashion feel. I like that you don't have to set up much, just walk and stop to snap a photo. 🍪 Don't forget to buy "Jenny Bakery" before going back! The legendary cookies that every time I come here, someone has to ask me to buy them for them. Let me tell you, the box is vintage, the cookies are fragrant with butter and melt in your mouth. You can also keep them as props for taking pictures in the style of a girl carrying shopping bags! --- End the trip with lots of photos, full memory, numb hands but happy heart ♥ If anyone is going to Hong Kong, don't forget to follow our footsteps. And don't forget to prepare lots of camera memory because Hong Kong is a city where every corner is a prop!