December 23rd! A guide to spending Christmas in Hong Kong~

Christmas in Hong Kong is in full swing! A romantic blend of East and West, every glimpse of fireworks holds a festive surprise. 1881 Heritage in Tsim Sha Tsui weaves a fairytale with golden Christmas lights; Harbour City's giant Christmas tree soars into the sky. The "Christmas Village" at Landmark in Central is a must-visit cozy corner—the aroma of mulled wine wafts from the wooden cabins, and craft stalls display Christmas ornaments and Hong Kong-style creative products. Food highlights: A Christmas turkey buffet; "Christmas limited-edition sets" at tea restaurants hold little surprises; don't miss the "Christmas special drinks," made with Hong Kong-style milk tea as a base and cinnamon—one sip warms you to the core. Celebrating Christmas in Hong Kong is about the warmth hidden in every street light. Here, there's no contrived "Christmas," only the passion to "live life to the fullest"—every moment shines like a star on a Christmas tree, so precious you want to cherish it. In December, go to Hong Kong and capture the romance of Christmas in its fireworks. ⛺【Activities and Tips】: I. Must-See Decorations and Light Shows  Times Square, Causeway Bay: Featuring a giant Christmas tree with changing themes every year, accompanied by a light show, it's a Hong Kong Christmas landmark.  1881 Heritage, Tsim Sha Tsui: A blend of classic architecture and Christmas decorations, with a magnificent Christmas tree and light installations in the courtyard, perfect for taking photos.  Landmark, Central: A high-end shopping mall with highly designed Christmas decorations, often collaborating with international brands, creating a romantic atmosphere.  Victoria Harbour: During Christmas, buildings along the waterfront (such as IFC and ICC) light up with Christmas-themed lights, and you can enjoy the night view by taking the Star Ferry. II. Christmas Market Experiences  Central Christmas Market: Located in the Central Harbourfront Event Space, offering Christmas handicrafts, mulled wine, gingerbread, and live music performances.  K11 MUSEA Market, Tsim Sha Tsui: A blend of art and Christmas elements, featuring stylish stalls and limited-edition Christmas drinks (such as hot chocolate with marshmallow). • Lee Tung Street, Wan Chai: The "Christmas Street" features a giant Christmas stocking, a light tunnel, and a market offering local snacks (such as fish balls and egg waffles) and Christmas gifts. III. Christmas Activities at Theme Parks • Hong Kong Disneyland: The park's decorations are incredibly romantic. • Ocean Park Hong Kong: The park features a "Christmas Light Avenue," "Christmas performances," and interactive polar animal activities (such as penguins and polar bears). IV. Christmas Food Recommendations • Traditional Turkey Meal: Many hotels offer Christmas set menus for your enjoyment. • Street Food: During Christmas, you'll find mulled wine, roasted chestnuts, and candied almonds on the streets. We recommend visiting the food streets in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay. 🛬【Itinerary】: You can join a tour or travel independently. Day 1: Direct flight from Taitung to Hong Kong. Arrive in Hong Kong and check into your hotel. Day 2: Central Ferris Wheel - Avenue of Stars - Victoria Harbour Night Cruise Day 3: Theme Park Tour: Disneyland/Ocean Park Hong Kong Day 4: Hong Kong City Walk, free time after sleeping in Day 5: Check in at Hong Kong Airport early, you can browse the airport duty-free shops, then head home. 🧡[Tips]: ·Required Documents: Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau, Hong Kong visa. Advance Booking: Hotels and restaurants (especially turkey meals) need to be booked 1-2 weeks in advance to avoid full bookings. Transportation: The MTR will extend its operating hours during Christmas (e.g., until 24:00 on December 24th and 25th). Octopus cards or Alipay can be used for fares. Clothing: Hong Kong winter temperatures are around 15-20℃, a light jacket (such as a denim jacket or trench coat) is sufficient. Indoor heating is available. Precautions: It gets crowded during Christmas, try to avoid peak hours (such as Saturday and Sunday afternoons), and keep your belongings safe.