Hong Kong, you can visit it in just one day! 🇭🇰

Solo Trip that has all the feelings in one day, whether it's worshiping Buddha, eating, chilling, or taking pictures, it can be said that "one day, traveling for both the mind and the stomach" 🛐 08:30 – Morning starts at Che Kung Temple Come worship the windmill of fortune to ask for blessings for health, work, and overall good fortune. The atmosphere of the temple is shady, with a certain energy that makes you feel very peaceful. ✨ We spun the windmill and wished today would be a good day, and it really was. 🛐 10:00 – Continue to Wong Tai Sin Temple This temple covers all blessings, whether it's love, work, or life. If you want to worship everything, come here. The Yin Yang Garden area is also very beautiful. Taking pictures is very mellow! 🍜 12:00 – Full lunch at Kai Kee Restaurant (佳記餐廳) – Tsim Sha Tsui area Famous local shop that you shouldn't miss. Order fishball noodles and Hong Kong milk tea, it's really good. The shop's atmosphere is in the style of old-school Hong Kong. Sitting and eating, it feels like you're living like a local for a moment. 🍜 🍇 13:30 – Refresh yourself at Heytea (喜茶) Afternoon dessert is a must! We chose the Very Grape Cheezo (多肉葡萄芝士) menu – fresh grapes + fragrant cream cheese on top. Not too sweet, very refreshing, perfect for Hong Kong's weather. 🍇💜 🌊 15:00 – Chill out at Kennedy Town A corner of Hong Kong where there are not many people, beautiful buildings, cafes lined up by the sea, walking and taking pictures is fun. We sat and chilled at the small pier, saw the boats passing by gently, the wind was nice, it was quiet. Taking pictures with a film camera feel was very emotional. 📷 🥢 17:30 – Ending the day with the legendary roast goose at Yung’s Roasted Goose Crispy roast goose with tender meat, soaked in sauce, eaten with noodles is so good that you don’t need to add any more seasoning. One person can finish it without feeling guilty (lol). If you visit Hong Kong and don’t eat roast goose, it’s like you haven’t really been there. 💬 Even though you only have “one day”, Hong Kong gives us more than you think. Both in terms of “heart” from praying to the Buddha and “stomach” from delicious food. If you only have 24 hours in Hong Kong, try following this route. I guarantee you will be impressed. 💗 #HongKongTravel