2025 Hong Kong Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 🥩✨ Beef Station – A Must-Try Beef Restaurant When Visiting Hong Kong! If you're a meat lover... Beef Station is truly heaven. This restaurant is known for its high-quality, solid meat at a reasonable price. It's served simply, but the taste is seriously impressive! --- ⭐ The highlight that makes this restaurant so popular is: 🥩 Good quality, fresh, and bouncy meat with no fishy smell. Choose from a variety of cuts, including beautifully marbled, perfectly tender, or lean, for a satisfying bite. Dip into the soup, the aroma is so heavenly! 🍲 The broth is fragrant and smooth. This restaurant's soup is so good that it's delicious even on its own. It has a subtle sweet bone aroma, and it's not greasy. This Hong Kong-style soup is so comforting. 🍜 Delicious noodles and generous toppings. Choose from a variety of noodles, including Hong Kong-style egg noodles, thick noodles, or rice vermicelli. Side dishes include vegetables, meatballs, and sliced ​​meat, making one bowl filling and filling. ⚡ Fast service, no long wait. A very local style restaurant. You'll be ready in no time. Convenient for a day of traveling when you need to rush off to your next trip. --- 💰 Price: Unexpectedly good value Compared to the quality of the meat and quantity, it's very good for Hong Kong. You get good quality meat and delicious soup at a reasonable price. --- 🪑 Atmosphere It's a local Hong Kong-style restaurant with small tables, sitting close together. But the aroma of the soup and the loud slurping sounds around the restaurant make it a great atmosphere! 😂 --- 🤤 Recommended dishes (recommended!) Mixed Beef Set (tender, bouncy, and perfectly sliced) Boiled Fresh Beef Clear Soup Beef Noodles Beef Meatballs (these are incredibly bouncy) --- 🎯 Who's it for? ✔ Meat lovers ✔ Hong Kong-style clear soup ✔ People who want something quick but high-quality ✔ Tourists who get hungry easily and want to refuel quickly --- ✨ Summary: Beef Station = Simple, delicious food with quality beyond the price! If you're visiting Hong Kong and craving good beef, At a friendly price, Beef Station is a restaurant you should definitely add to your list! ❤️🔥 If you have any photos you've taken, send them to me. I'll write a caption or create a beautiful post for you!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck I Club To Kwa Wan Hotel Review 🇭🇰✨ 4 days, 3 nights for just "$6,000" (all inclusive), no sharing required! If you're looking for a truly great stay in Hong Kong, I have to say that I Club To Kwa Wan Hotel is a great choice! (This chain has many branches, so choose the one that's most convenient for you.) --- 🏨 Why did you choose to stay here? It's right next to the MTR, very easy to get around, and the price was better than expected! And most importantly, there's no deposit required (but there's a 3% tax — Hong Kong only started charging it in January 2025). --- 🛏️ The room was a complete surprise! We got a corner room on the 12th floor. When you open the door, it's... Ice-cold air conditioning. No keycard needed to turn on the lights. Super convenient! The room was bigger than I thought, not stuffy, and no need to squeeze your luggage. The bed was soft, clean, and smelled great. Beautiful view without trying too hard. No carpet! Dust allergies will love it! No cigarette smells or musty odors. All amenities are provided: hair dryer, toothbrush, toothpaste. The only thing missing is bottled water. However, they do have self-serve water dispensers in the second-floor lounge, which is great! --- ☕ 24-hour lounge (awesome!) The second floor offers free: Hot/cold water Tea, coffee Bread Spacious seating, great view 24 hours a day, no holds barred, which is a nice way to save on breakfast! 🤣 --- 👨💼 Excellent service from the staff. Both the counter staff and the housekeeping staff are super nice! We asked a lot of questions, but no one seemed to be upset. I was truly impressed. --- 🚌 Getting from the airport Super easy: Take bus A22 and get off at the Lok Shan Road: Ma Tau Wai Road stop. Cross the road and walk straight to the hotel. It's very close. --- 🍜 The food around the hotel is also great! Nearby are everything: 7-11 Welcome Supermarket Market Good-priced local restaurants And don't miss Sunmoon Dim Sum. Every dish is delicious. The menu is all in Chinese, but the prices are very reasonable. The owner is friendly. Just point at the picture and order! --- ✨ Summary: A real bargain! No pushy words! Great price. Rooms are cleaner than expected. No deposit required. Easy to get to. 24-hour lounge. Friendly staff. Lots of food options nearby. If you're looking for a truly "worth every penny" hotel in Hong Kong, I highly recommend I Club To Kwa Wan Hotel. 👍✨

I went with a friend for 2 nights and 3 days in May 2025. 🇭🇰 This is the cost per person ⬇️ Airfare: Cathay Pacific round-trip, ¥40,000 (Booked through Rakuten) Hotel: Disney's Hollywood Hotel, 2 nights, ¥20,000 (Booked through NEWT) eSIM for 3 days, ¥577 (Booked through Klook) Disney tickets: ¥16,473 (2-day) (Booked through Klook) Early Entry Pass: ¥3,444 (Booked through Klook) Meal voucher (Booked through Klook) Day 1 ¥3,216 (Lunch + Ice Cream) Day 2: ¥5,127 (Lunch + Dinner + Ice Cream) Taxi fare from airport to hotel: ¥3,000 I also bought an annual pass, but I can't remember how much it cost 😇 Total: ¥91,837 Otherwise, souvenirs cost about ¥10,000 💰 Total: ¥100,000 ✈️ For my first overseas Disney trip, I chose Cathay Pacific over low-cost carriers ✈️! We had in-flight meals, we could watch videos on the plane, and we arrived in no time! 😌🇭🇰 It was incredibly hot and humid in May, so a parasol and sunscreen were a must... 🥵☀️ I bought an annual pass, so next time I'd like to go during cooler months 😂 I only ate in-park meals, but the portions were so generous I was completely full! 😇 I'd heard prices were high, so I brought some mizuocha (tea and instant noodles) just in case, but I'm glad I brought a drink too. 🥤 I didn't eat the instant noodles 😂 I used Uber for the taxi from the airport to the hotel! I had planned to take Uber back to the hotel, but I spotted a taxi with a credit card sticker, so I asked the hotel staff and they said they accepted credit cards, so I took that instead. 🚖 Taxis in Hong Kong generally only accept cash, but some taxis apparently accept credit cards. 🚕 So this time, I only paid by credit card. 💰 I didn't exchange any money. 👍 You can get by with just your broken English, so I recommend it even for those who aren't used to traveling abroad. 🙌 I don't think there was a deposit at the Disney's Hollywood Hotel where I stayed. 🙃 #HongKong #HongKongDisney #HongKongDisneylandHotel #HongKongDisneyInformation #DisneyHollywoodHotel

♦️Heartfelt Advice 1. There are four security check lanes at the entrance. It is recommended to choose the two middle lanes, especially the right lane, which is faster. However, do not bring these items in your backpack: reflectors, tripods, sunshades, small stools, self-heating pots, alcoholic beverages, pungent foods, sunscreen sprays, and pressure cans. ♦️Heartfelt Advice 2. The park usually opens at 10:00 AM, but here’s a tip: enter at 11:00 AM. At this time, there is no need to queue at security or ticket gates, making entry super smooth! ♦️Heartfelt Advice 3. For friends coming from out of town, if time allows, it is recommended to spend two days! On the first day, plan for half a day to take photos, watch fireworks, and enjoy 1-3 popular attractions; on the second day, focus on rides and shows. If budget is limited, consider staying at hotels near Tsing Yi Station or Tsuen Wan Station, which are affordable and conveniently located! ♦️Heartfelt Advice 4. If you are among the first batch entering the park, don’t hesitate to go straight to Frozen Ever After and then to Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars. If you enter more than ten minutes after ticket scanning, head directly to Tomorrowland and save Frozen Ever After for the parade or light show time! ♦️Heartfelt Advice 5. Popular attractions have single rider lines. If you are alone or don’t mind splitting up with friends, use the single rider line to save time (Toy Soldier Parachute Drop, Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain). ♦️Heartfelt Advice 6. Frozen area: Most kids rush here right at opening. Take the boat tour to Arendelle and the Frozen world with stunning scenery. There is a shortcut that takes about 7 minutes: Main Street, U.S.A. → through the castle → around the left side of the castle → past the carousel on the right → straight ahead to reach. ♦️Heartfelt Advice 7. Recommended photo spots: Dream Garden behind the castle (less crowded, vibrant colors, and you can still capture the castle), Main Street, U.S.A. shop windows (each window is great for photos!!), Frozen Plaza fountain (beautiful but crowded), and the carousel at night (use flash for photos). ♦️Heartfelt Advice 8. Highly recommended attractions: (Most popular) Frozen World - Frozen Ever After (Most thrilling) Tomorrowland - Star Wars Hyperspace Mountain (Front row seats) Tomorrowland - Iron Man Experience (Stunning) Grizzly Gulch - Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars (Sunset photos) Fantasyland - Dumbo the Flying Elephant ♦️Heartfelt Advice 9. If an attraction breaks down during your visit, be sure to ask staff for a FastPass. You can use it to ride later or for another attraction. ♦️Heartfelt Advice 10. Fireworks show times vary daily, so check in real-time. Recommended viewing spots: near the trash bin facing the castle in the plaza, and around the restaurants on both sides behind the castle for the best atmosphere.

Winter is the perfect season to savor rich and flavorful dishes! Recently, I had the pleasure of enjoying a limited-time authentic Shanghainese meal with friends, and it was not only authentic but also incredibly delightful. We visited the familiar Hyatt Regency Tsim Sha Tsui's The Chinese Restaurant to taste the Shanghai flavors brought by Chef Liu Zhifang, the Executive Sous Chef from Hyatt Centric Shanghai Zhongshan Park. As a fan of Shanghainese cuisine, I was filled with anticipation. First up were the Jellyfish Head from Zhoushan ($148) and Razor Clams in Spicy Sauce ($188)! The restaurant thoughtfully served these dishes individually, and the presentation was exquisite. Razor Clams in Spicy Sauce! The chilled and refreshing sauce was packed with a spicy and aromatic flavor, and the chewy razor clams were incredibly addictive. Jellyfish Head from Zhoushan! Made with fresh jellyfish heads from Zhoushan, the dish was delightfully crunchy, paired with tangy and appetizing Italian balsamic jelly, making it a perfect starter. Salted Pork and Bamboo Shoot Soup ($198/person)! The creamy and rich soup was incredibly sweet and flavorful, featuring my favorite bamboo shoots and tofu knots that absorbed all the deliciousness. The savory and umami taste of the soup was simply irresistible. Braised King Prawns ($168/person)! The impressive presentation of the large prawns was eye-catching. The sweet and savory braised sauce was perfectly balanced, and the tender, bouncy prawns coated in the flavorful sauce were absolutely divine. Grandma's Braised Pork Belly ($328)! The pork belly, with its perfect balance of fat and lean meat, was braised to perfection. The fat melted in the mouth while the lean meat was tender and flavorful. It was so delicious that it was hard to resist pairing it with rice. Crispy Spring Rolls ($88/3 pieces)! The filling included shredded pork, bamboo shoots, and cabbage, making it very hearty. Each bite was crispy yet not greasy, with a rich and satisfying flavor. Pan-Fried Dumplings ($98/3 pieces)! Shaped like crescent moons, the dumplings had a golden crispy bottom. The dough was soft yet crispy, and the filling was aromatic and delicious. Mango Sago Pomelo Dessert ($58)! I loved the version here, as it wasn't overly creamy and had a strong fruity aroma. It was filled with plenty of mango and pomelo pulp, and the sweetness was just right, making it very enjoyable. The à la carte menu by the guest chef from Hyatt Centric Shanghai Zhongshan Park is available from now until December 31.

Babes, if you want to check in at Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, this hotel is definitely the ultimate urban luxury choice! 🏨 The hotel’s location is prime, boasting a stunning 270° view of Victoria Harbour. It’s situated in the heart of Hung Hom waterfront, perfectly positioned between Tsim Sha Tsui and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, with unobstructed views of the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Star Ferry Pier 🌉 - ⛪️ Hotel: Kerry Hotel Hong Kong 📍 Address: 38 Hung Luen Road, Hung Hom Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong - The rooms blend Hong Kong urban style with modern luxury, featuring linen soft furnishings paired with ebony wood furniture. The bed is large and comfortable, and when you wake up, you can enjoy a 180-degree floor-to-ceiling window view. The iHandy device at the bedside controls the entire room 👍 There’s also an open wardrobe and a mini bar, plus a free coffee machine which is a big highlight 🥳 - 📍 Location Next to Hung Hom Ferry Pier and the Avenue of Stars, just a 5-minute walk to Hung Hom MTR Station, and a 10-minute walk to the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district. Super convenient for shopping and sightseeing 📸 - 🍽 Dining Bai Wei Village Buffet: On Friday nights, they serve freshly opened lobster 🦞 with chili crab sauce dipped in toasted bread—a local secret! The sashimi station offers thick salmon slices as wide as your finger 🍣 and the dessert cabinet’s tiramisu is served on a plate for a showy touch - 🏋‍♀️ Facilities The waterfront heated swimming pool 🏊‍♀ is super elegant! The pool area is decorated with artistic murals and tropical plants. There’s also a 24-hour gym 🏋 equipped with Technogym machines from Germany, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Victoria Harbour 🌊 After working out, you can relax at the Sky Lounge, cozy and comfortable~ - ⛺ Nearby Attractions Kowloon — 4 minutes Victoria Harbour — 4 minutes Tsim Sha Tsui — 3 minutes The Pearl of the Orient • Victoria Harbour Cruise — 146 meters Hung Hom — 487 meters Hong Kong LEGOLAND Discovery Centre — 4 minutes

Weekend Itinerary for First-Time Visitors to Hong Kong ✈️ 📍 Central Take a ride on the Ding Ding tram, explore Pottinger Street, and enjoy a coffee at The Cupping Room. 📍 Victoria Peak Ride the Peak Tram and catch the sunset with a panoramic view of the city. 📍 SoHo & PMQ Dine at Yardbird or Ho Lee Fook, discover local brands, and admire street art. 📍 Sheung Wan Experience the old Hong Kong vibe: dried seafood shops, antique stores, and tea shops. 📍 Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Stroll along the harbor, enjoy the Symphony of Lights show, and take in the stunning skyline. 📍 Mong Kok Dive into the vibrant chaos: Ladies Market, street food, neon lights, and endless crowds. 📍 Temple Street Night Market Visit in the evening, try fried squid, and get your palm read. 📍 Lantau Island See the Big Buddha, ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, and explore the historic Tai O fishing village. 📍 Hong Kong Park & Botanical Gardens A green oasis amidst the glass and concrete jungle. 📍 Sai Ying Pun / Kennedy Town Relaxed vibes, waterfront bars, and the best breakfast spots. (Save this so you don’t lose it ❤️)

📌 Climb Victoria Peak (the highest point in Hong Kong) and enjoy the views of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Take the Morning Trail route to the Peak Galleria shopping mall. Another option is to take the Peak Tram and see the famous views from a slightly different angle. Try to arrive at the Peak by sunset to witness the sky changing colors and the skyscrapers lighting up with millions of lights. 📌 Try the Local Cuisine In Hong Kong, you can easily find food to suit any taste. But visiting Hong Kong without trying the local delicacies is a real crime. For delicious dim sum, head to Luk Yu Teahouse. To taste the famous BBQ pork with rice and pineapple buns, I recommend Kam Wah Cafe and Sun Kwai Heung. 📌 See the Big Buddha Don't forget to visit the nearby Po Lin Monastery. To make your trip to the Buddha truly unforgettable, take a ride on the Ngong Ping 360 cable car (the longest in Asia), during which you won't be able to take your eyes off the emerald-green islands and the sparkling waters of the South China Sea. 📌 Enjoy the Hong Kong Panorama From the Avenue of Stars, you can enjoy one of the best views of Hong Kong. For the full experience, come here at 8:00 PM to watch the famous "Symphony of Lights" laser show, which is listed in the Guinness World Records. 📌 Have Fun at Theme Parks For 40 years, Hong Kong's Ocean Park has been entertaining visitors with thrilling rides and the chance to see animals from all over the world. And, of course, head to Disneyland for a magical date with Mickey. 📌 A Few More Interesting Recommendations from Me: I love the Tsim Sha Tsui and Wan Chai districts. They are always vibrant, with plenty of establishments and shops to suit any taste. The Ozone Bar at The Ritz-Carlton hotel. This is the highest bar in the world, located on the 118th floor. The panoramic view will leave you speechless. Fans of lively nightlife will love the Lan Kwai Fong district. It's Hong Kong's main entertainment street, full of bars, music, dancing, and people enjoying life.

If you're in Hong Kong, I definitely recommend visiting Victoria Peak. From the top, you'll enjoy an incredible view of all of Hong Kong. Try to arrive at the Peak at sunset to see the sky change color and the skyscrapers light up with millions of lights. 🌇 🕐Opening Hours: 7:30 AM - 11:00 PM 🚕There are several ways to climb Victoria Peak from Hong Kong Island. 📌The most affordable option is bus number 15, which takes 30-40 minutes to the summit. The stop is at Exchange Square, which is located near Hong Kong MTR (Exit A2) and Central (Exit F) stations. 📌You can also take the Morning Trail to the Peak Galleria shopping mall. 📌Another option is to take the Peak Tram funicular and see the famous views from a slightly different perspective. When ascending, try to get a seat on the right side and on the left when descending, so you can enjoy the breathtaking views of Victoria Harbor. The entire journey takes 10 minutes, and a roundtrip ticket, including entrance to the observation deck, costs HK$270 (approximately 2,800 rubles). Carriages depart every 15 minutes.

Hi! I’m a pure-hearted guy who loves Hong Kong so much~ This Christmas season, I’ll take you to check in at the 12 most romantic spots in Hong Kong! (Including my exclusive hand-drawn map) 👉🏻【Essential Check-in Route】Harbour City → Queen’s Square → Pacific Place → West Kowloon Art Park ✨If you’re short on time, choose this essential route. If you have plenty of time, save it and explore slowly~ Check out the super comprehensive guide below 👇 📍Tsim Sha Tsui Area: 1️⃣ K11 MUSEA · 6th Floor Christmas Wonderland 🎁 Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.1.2026 (12:00-20:00) 🚇 Transport: 3-minute walk from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit J 💡 Tip: The 6th floor has an adorable Christmas limited exhibition~ 2️⃣ Peninsula Hotel Christmas Window Display 🚇 Transport: Reachable directly from Tsim Sha Tsui Exit E 🌟 Highlight: Exquisite Christmas decorations of the century-old hotel 3️⃣ 1881 Heritage ✨ Exhibition period: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 🏃 Walking: 200 meters from Peninsula Hotel 📸 Must-photo: Victorian-style architecture with Christmas lights 4️⃣ Harbour City Disney Christmas Castle 🎆 Theme: Frozen Christmas Tree + Disney Christmas Castle 🕠 Time: 11.25.2025 - 1.4.2026 (10:00-22:00, lights on at 17:00) 🚇 Transport: Tsim Sha Tsui Exit L6 📍West Kowloon Cultural District: 🎇 Victoria Harbour Fireworks Show ⏰ Time: 12.24.2025 - 12.25.2025 🚇 Transport: 10-minute walk from Austin Exit D 🎄 Waterfront Sunset Christmas Tree ✨ Feature: SpongeBob IP parade ⏰ Time: 12.6.2025 - 1.4.2026 📍Central Area Must-Visit: 1️⃣ Statue Square 🌟 Highlights: 18-meter Christmas tree + Avenue of Stars ⏰ Lighting time: 17:30-23:00 2️⃣ Landmark 🏰 Theme: European Christmas Town 🚇 Transport: Central Exit G 3️⃣ IFC Mall Central 🚇 Transport: Central Exit F 📍Other Must-Go Spots: 🦄 Pacific Place Dumbo Christmas Train 🚇 Transport: Admiralty Exit F 🏮 Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai ✨ The whole street is decorated with colorful lights 🚇 Transport: Wan Chai Exit D 🐰 Times Square, Causeway Bay 🎄 Zootopia-themed Christmas 🚇 Transport: Causeway Bay Exit A 💝 Special Recommendation: At the West Kowloon Art District waterfront promenade, you can see a stunning combination of sunset + Christmas tree. Remember to reserve your spot early~ 📸 Photo Tips: 1. The best photo time is from 17:00 to 19:00 at dusk 2. Wearing red or white clothes makes your photos stand out more 3. Don’t forget to bring a power bank and a wide-angle lens Everyone, follow my rhythm and have fun 🎄 This Christmas season, come to Hong Kong to feel the most romantic winter!

#NovemberDestinations2025 Hong Kong in autumn and winter has a unique sense of comfort—not too cold, and not as sweltering as summer. It's perfect for a short trip from the harbor to Victoria Peak. Join me as we slowly appreciate Hong Kong's layered scenery from morning till night! Let's explore Hong Kong on a budget! ⸻ 🌅 Morning｜Victoria Harbour Stroll The morning light spills onto the sea, and walking along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront promenade always brings a sense of peace. The air is drier in autumn and winter, and visibility is excellent, allowing you to clearly see the skyscrapers of Central across the water. 📍 Location: Victoria Harbour (Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade) ⏰ Open all day 🚇 Transportation: 5-minute walk from Exit E of Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station 🍽️ Noon｜A Mini-Tour of Hong Kong Local Food After strolling along the harbor, it's best to recharge at a nearby traditional tea restaurant. Autumn/Winter Hong Kong Special Recommendations: • Double Steamed Milk: Smooth and creamy, perfect for warming up. • Lemon Tea: A classic choice, served hot or iced, its sweet and sour flavor is refreshing. • Pineapple Bun: Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, a classic afternoon treat. 📍Recommended Areas: Famous long-established tea restaurants are located in Jordan, Central, and Causeway Bay. 💰 Average Spending: Approximately HKD 40–120 ⏰ Opening Hours: Varies by establishment, but most are 07:00–22:00 🌃 Evening | Take the Peak Tram for Hong Kong Night Views After nightfall, the most anticipated activity is ascending Victoria Peak. The Peak Tram climbs the hillside, and the view outside the windows becomes increasingly bright and dazzling, as if watching the entire city slowly light up. The Peak's night view is considered one of the "World's Three Great Night Views," and the cool autumn and winter nights make it the most comfortable time for sightseeing. 📍 Location: Peak Tram ⏰ Opening Hours: 07:00–22:00 📍 Boarding Point: Peak Tram Terminus, Garden Road, Central 🚇 Transportation: 10-minute walk from Exit J2 of Central MTR Station 🎫 Ticket Price: One-way HKD 62 / Round-trip HKD 88 (subject to change based on official website) 🍂 Recommendations • Comfortable autumn/winter weather, neither too hot nor too humid, perfect for walks and enjoying the night view. • Classic all-day itinerary: Beach → Food → Night view • Convenient transportation, suitable for first-time visitors to Hong Kong • Not primarily focused on food, but still offers the most authentic Hong Kong flavors. ⸻ 🚇 Transportation Guide • Airport Express: Hong Kong Airport → Hong Kong Station (fastest 24 minutes) • Octopus Card: Recommended to buy directly, equivalent to Taiwan's EasyCard. • A full day's itinerary can be completed by MTR + walking. ⸻ 🏨 Recommended Accommodation Areas • Tsim Sha Tsui: Convenient for shopping, waterfront, and seamless itinerary connections. • Central: Close to the Peak Tram, convenient transportation, and excellent living amenities. ⸻ 📸 Photogenic Highlights • Victoria Harbour view + skyscraper reflections • Vintage iron windows and neon lights inside tea restaurants • Panoramic skyline view from Victoria Peak #HongKongAutumnWinterTravel #VictoriaHarbour #HongKongHarbourView #PeakTrain #HongKongNightView #HongKongItineraryRecommendations #AutumnWinterTravel #NovemberDestinations2025 #AsiaTravel #HikeInTheMountains #CityWalk

Concrete Jungle at the Monster Building 🏙️🦖 Get ready for an urban adventure at Hong Kong’s iconic Monster Building -a sprawling 1960s apartment complex, now a city symbol thanks to blockbuster films and social media fame! Under blue skies, surrounded by towering skyscrapers and dense clusters of homes, this spot totally nails the vibe of Hong Kong’s modern, outdoor cultural landscape. 🧭 Route & Must-Dos: Hop on a double-decker tram for a classic HK ride and hop off at Yick Cheong Building, King’s Rd, Quarry Bay. Stroll through the residential maze and don’t miss the hidden coffee shop inside - grab a cup to fuel your photo session! 📸 Insta-Worthy Angles: For that epic “Monster House” shot, head to the courtyard, stand in the center, and shoot upwards from a low angle to showcase the dizzying height and layered balconies. The exterior facade, with its chaotic charm, also makes for killer group or portrait shots, especially on a sunny day. 🌟 Practical Tips & Precautions: This popular spot draws crowds, especially photographers. Patience pays - stand in line, wait your turn, and aim for weekday mornings to dodge the busiest times. Although the area’s safe, respect residents’ privacy and keep noise down. And yes, the building is always open, all year round, so you can swing by any time. 💡Personal Tip: Take your coffee break to slow down and soak in the real, lived-in vibe - this isn’t just a cool photo spot, but a slice of everyday HK life. #hellochristmas #HongKong #ModernArchitecture #UrbanAdventure #TravelTips #CityExplorer

When looking for high-end Western food in Hong Kong, Grissini in Grand Hyatt Hotel is worth a try! Once seated, there is already an Italian flavor, coupled with the night view lighting from the store, it is perfect for both an anniversary or a romantic date! Grissini Address: Lobby Floor, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong, 1 Harbor Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Signature dishes: seafood dishes (with shrimp, fish chunks and small tomatoes, exquisitely presented), tiramisu Environment: The restaurant is mainly simple and elegant, floor-to-ceiling glass facing the Victoria Harbor, romantic lighting at night, great atmosphere; suitable for celebrations, couples dating Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 12:00-22:00 Price: About $400-$600 per person, which is in the high-end Western price range Impressions after use • Seafood dishes can be said to be fresh and multi-layered, shrimp bouncy, fish pieces fresh and sweet with small tomatoes very appetizing, once served to see the white porcelain plate with delicate arrangement, very European restaurant feel • A must-have for tiramisu, soft and smooth on the palate, with a good balance of coffee and chocolate flavors, light enough not to be greasy • Soft lighting at dinner time, looking at the night view of Victoria Harbor, it really feels a little out of town • The staff is very friendly and will take the initiative to add water at all times during the meal to help introduce the dishes without pressure Tips 💡 It is recommended that you want to sit in a beautiful seat (near floor-to-ceiling glass, can see the night view of the Victoria Harbor) can book a table a week in advance; dinner or festivals are particularly busy, to make time to wait 💡 Restaurant dress code is more smart casual, not too formal but it is recommended not to be too casual 💡 Suitable for dating, friends gathering, celebrating birthdays, there will be a surprise atmosphere #HongKongWestern #CouplesDateRestaurant #FineDining #Grand Hyatt #Grissini

#November Good Places 2025 📍Location: Circle K Airport Lounge ♥ As long as you are a platinum member on Trip.com, you can get a free airport lounge, not only in Hong Kong, but also in different parts of the world 👍🏻 Just book a ticket on Trip.com you can use it for free 👍🏻 Limited to two hours, but scan the QR code at the door to become a member can get one more hour for free🤭 ♥ This time I tried the airport lounge at gate 60 first, although the itinerary says to enter gate 1, but actually gate 35 and 60 can enter, my favorite is to eat fishball noodles, fishballs are really bouncy, curry rice and vegetarian spring rolls are good, and Hong Kong signature intestine ──────────────── Rating: (🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕) highest Value for money: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Recommended itinerary: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 Overall rating: 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌕 ──────────────── 💰Price: Free 🕰️Opening Hours: 24 hours (limited to two hours) 📍Address: Circle K Airport Lounge (Departure Hall, near Gate 60) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------du

If you also think that the Christmas atmosphere must be shiny, joyful, or you are a little childlike like me, then definitely collect this trip! This time I rushed directly into Hong Kong Disneyland and made a special pilgrimage to the Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Main Street in American Town - seriously, at that moment, both adults and children, the mood will be ignited by this giant Christmas tree✨ The lights at night plus a pool of romantic crowds is the kind of exclusive happiness that can only be found in Disney! 🎄Itinerary Highlight Recommendation This year, the Christmas tree lighting on Main Street in American Town is really super atmospheric. The lights and music make the whole atmosphere feel like a fairy tale world has come. Beautiful and healing to take pictures, with the night view of the Victoria Harbor as a background, super fantastic! Many families, couples, and parent-child combinations at the scene did not feel crowded, and everyone waited patiently just to witness the moment when this Christmas tree lit up. And Disney’s Christmas-themed decorations are surprising every year, full of happiness! 📍American Town Main Street Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong Opening hours: year-round 10:30–19:30 (Mon, Wednesday, Friday-Sun) 10:00–21:00 (Tue, Thursday) It is recommended to arrive 40 minutes before the lighting ceremony to occupy a good seat. ✔️ Disney Christmas Tree Photo Tips 1. Recommended viewing time: It is recommended to reserve in advance before 7pm (or according to on-site announcement), the later the more people. 2. Photography angle: Shoot from the direction directly opposite the Princess Castle, with the bright night sky behind, rich composition layers, super out of the film. 3. Remember to bring your jacket as the weather turns cooler, and the wind in American town is stronger in the evening than expected, hot chocolate is highly recommended on the drink list during the wait! 4. There are many Christmas limited items in the shops in the park. 🍴Food recommendations Have a cup of Mickey-shaped hot cocoa before your trip, or try Christmas-only items (such as turkey legs, gingerbread man desserts) at the Main Street restaurant that will warm you up from your heart to your stomach in minutes. And some restaurants such as Corner Café and Plaza Inn have special Christmas packages, built

This trip to Hong Kong was filled with joy and the vibrant spirit of Christmas. Upon arriving at Harbour City, the first thing that caught my eye was the magnificent "Magical Christmas" decorations. A giant Christmas tree adorned with sparkling lights, along with Disney elements like Mickey Mouse, added a warm and charming touch to the atmosphere. Every corner was meticulously decorated, turning into perfect photo spots that no one could resist capturing. The surrounding area was filled with laughter from both tourists and locals, creating a truly festive and happy energy. After strolling around and admiring the beautiful lights, the highlight of the evening was the breathtaking view of the skyscrapers at night along Victoria Harbour. The dark sky contrasted with the shimmering lights of the buildings, especially those adorned with Christmas decorations and colorful LED patterns, bringing the city to life. Watching the ferries glide across the water reflecting the lights was a serene yet deeply impressive moment. Hong Kong during the festive season is not just beautiful but feels like walking through a Christmas movie scene. Everything—from the lights, colors, sounds, to the atmosphere—was perfectly in harmony, making this evening one of the most memorable moments of the trip. ❤️✨

For those who love planning, the sense of security comes from this. Save it if you need it! Day 1 🕖7:00 Wake up 🕗8:00 Head out ((11:20 Depart from Kaohsiung🛫)) ((12:55 Arrive in Hong Kong🛬)) 【🚇Airport Express/Airport → Kowloon】 【🚌Bus/Kowloon → Jordan】 🏨 Drop off luggage first, check-in later 【🚇Jordan → Tsim Sha Tsui】Approx. 2 minutes 🍰Snack/Tsim Sha Tsui bakehouse/hashtag b ((Pre-order 2 boxes for return to Taiwan)) 【🚇Tsim Sha Tsui → Central】Approx. 6 minutes ▽Central Market ▽Central-Mid-Levels Escalator area ▽Tai Kwun - Centre for Heritage and Arts ▽Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum ▽PMQ - Creative and Cultural Hub 【🚍or 🚖 → Pacific Place】 🍲Dinner/Pacific Place/shake shack ▽Star Street Precinct ▽Ride the Ding Ding Tram for a street tour 【🚇Arsenal Street → Tonnochy Road】 【🚶Walk to Wan Chai Ferry Pier】Approx. 14 minutes ((**Take a taxi 🚖 if too tired)) 【🛳️Wan Chai Ferry Pier → Star Ferry Pier】 ▽Enjoy Victoria Harbour night view on the ferry ▽View the night scene from Kowloon Public Pier 【🚇Take the MTR or 🚍bus back to the hotel】 🏨Back to the room zzZZ - Day 2 🕖9:00 Wake up 🍲Breakfast/Australia Dairy Company 【🚇Jordan → Mong Kok】Approx. 4 minutes 📷Take photos at 618 Shanghai Street and Mong Kok Road 🍲Lunch/Mong Kok Jollibee or McDonald's 【🚶Walk to the restaurant】Approx. 9 minutes 🍲Dinner/Jordan/DimDimSum Dim Sum Specialty Store (shrimp dumplings, black gold custard buns) ((Meet up with friends for dinner🙋🏻♂️)) 🏨Back to the room zzZZ or visit Temple Street Night Market *(Temple Street Night Market - Mammy Pancake or Kai Kai Dessert) - Day 3 🕖9:00 Wake up 【🚇Jordan → Mong Kok】Approx. 4 minutes 🍲Breakfast/Mong Kok/Wah Sing Ice Room 【🚍or 🚖Mong Kok → Tsim Sha Tsui】 ▽Avenue of Stars for sea view ▽K11 Musea ▽1881 Heritage 【🚇Tsim Sha Tsui → Central】 ▽Central Market **Walk to the Peak Tram station (approx. 9 minutes) 【🚇Take the Peak Tram to enjoy the view from the top】 Ding Ding Tram【🚇Arsenal Street → Percival Street】 🍰Snack/hashtag b/bakehouse 🍲Lunch/Causeway Bay/Kowloon Restaurant ▽Causeway Bay/Paterson Street/Fashion Walk ▽Causeway Bay (Victoria Park) ▽Oi! (Art and Culture) ▽Monster Building 🍲Dinner/Wan Chai/Kam's Roast Goose (roast goose rice) 🍰Souvenirs/Wellcome Supermarket - Day 4 🕗8:00 Wake up and freshen up 🍲Breakfast/Australia Dairy Company 🍰Souvenirs/Tsim Sha Tsui bakehouse ((Egg tarts ready at 10:30)) 🚖Take a taxi to Kowloon Station for the Airport Express 【🚇Airport Express to the airport】 🕐14:45 Check-in completed at the airport ▽Shop duty-free + 🍲Have lunch ((16:45 Depart from Hong Kong🛫)) ((18:15 Arrive in Kaohsiung🛬)) *************************** **(Taiwan) 18:30 Xiaogang to Zuoying** **🚆20:00 High-speed rail to Taipei** —————————— 【bakehouse egg tart release times】 Tsim Sha Tsui store: 10:30am, 12:30pm, 4:30pm Causeway Bay store: 12:00pm, 2:00pm, 4:00pm

#hongkong ##RepulseBay Repulse Bay — Hong Kong's beach district Repulse Bay Beach is one of the most beautiful and well-maintained beaches in the city. It's free of the usual Asian chaos: clean sand, calm water, a well-maintained promenade, and a very relaxed atmosphere. 📍 Where is it In the southern part of Hong Kong Island, Repulse Bay is one of the most prestigious and green areas. 🚇 How to get there There is no direct metro, but it's very easy to get there: — Bus #6, 6X, 66, or 260 from Central (terminus at Exchange Square) — The journey takes 20–25 minutes, the bus stops right at the beach — It's a 1-minute walk from the stop 🏖 What awaits you? — Wide sandy beach — Very clear water (surprisingly so for a metropolis!) — Well-maintained promenade with palm trees — Beautiful views of the islands — Calm, resort-like atmosphere, completely different from central Hong Kong ⛱ Infrastructure — Showers, restrooms, changing rooms — Lifeguards — Cafes, shops, and small restaurants along the beach — The Pulse, a large shopping complex right by the water, offers restaurants, coffee shops, a supermarket, and work space 🎎 What's nearby? If you're looking for a stroll, there are some great places nearby: — A temple on the shore with giant statues—Tin Hau & Kwun Yam Statues (5-minute walk) — Deep Water Bay Beach—a neighboring, quieter beach — Ocean Park—a large theme park, 10-15 minutes by bus 💡 Good to know: — The beach gets crowded in the summer; It's best to come in the morning or closer to sunset. — The water is cool in winter, but it's still worth the trip for the atmosphere. — There's almost no shade on the sand—bring a hat or umbrella.

This restaurant is located within a historic building in Wan Chai, offering both indoor and terrace seating. The indoor decor is elegant and grand, exuding a vintage charm, with dim lighting creating a romantic ambiance 💖. The terrace seating, on the other hand, allows diners to enjoy delicious food while taking in the street views of Wan Chai—so chill~ 😌 We visited on a Sunday afternoon and ordered the afternoon tea set for two. The set includes savory bites, desserts, and drinks, priced at HKD398 for two people, offering great value for money! 🤩 (For an additional HKD200, you can enjoy unlimited sparkling wine 🥂). Afternoon tea is available every Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday from 3 PM to 6 PM❕ The savory items include lobster rolls, beef sliders, beef tartare with caviar, tuna and avocado tart, homemade mini pizzas, and a variety of sandwiches—such a rich selection 😋. Among them, the beef sliders and tuna avocado tart were the most delightful surprises. The former featured tender and juicy beef, while the latter was refreshing and appetizing ✨. As for the desserts, there were plain and chocolate scones, tiramisu tarts, and even a cake trolley where you could choose your own cakes~ 😍 The overall quality of the afternoon tea was pleasantly surprising. The environment was elegant and comfortable, and the staff were very friendly and courteous, even proactively refilling our wine~ 👍🏻. We heard that the restaurant also features live music performances, so we’ll definitely come back for a drink with friends next time 😏. 📍THE STAGE - 2/F, 60-66 Johnston Road, Wan Chai

#hongkong Sai Wan Swimming Shed — an atmospheric spot by the water in Hong Kong If you want to see not only skyscrapers but also experience the calm, cinematic side of Hong Kong, come to Sai Wan Swimming Shed. This is a wooden pier by the water where locals come to swim, and tourists come for incredible photos against the backdrop of the sea and islands. 📍 Where is it? West Hong Kong, Kennedy Town / Sai Wan. This is a "local" area of ​​the city — quiet, without the tourist crowds, and with a beautiful waterfront. 🚇 How to get there The most convenient option is the metro and walking. — MTR Kennedy Town Station — Exit A — From the exit, it's about a 12-15-minute walk along the waterfront. The walk is easy, and the view along the way is very beautiful — the sea, boats, and sunset. At the entrance to the swimming area, there are stairs leading down to the pier. It's small, metal, and gently sways—be careful if the waves are strong. 🌊 What awaits you? — An atmospheric wooden bridge over the water — A beautiful view of the islands and the South China Sea — A perfect spot for sunset photos — Sometimes locals actually come here to swim Good to know: — It's best to arrive during golden hour: the sunset here looks stunning — If you decide to swim, be careful: there are sometimes strong currents 🎎 What to see nearby? After your visit, you can stroll through Kennedy Town: — Belcher Bay Promenade — Cafes and coffee shops on Catchick Street. If you feel like sitting down (for example, Waffling Beans or %Arabica on the promenade)

#NovemberDestinations2025 Hong Kong is a perfect place to take a half-day or full-day off on Friday, or even travel after work. Flights are less than 2 hours, there's no time difference, no language barrier, and you can set off anytime without much planning! Since we're only here for three days, we'll focus on Hong Kong Island, leaving Kowloon for next time. ✈️ Flights - Hong Kong Express (Low-cost carrier) Any carry-on baggage of any size needs to be weighed! I bought extra carry-on baggage allowance, but even with carry-on baggage, it still can't exceed the 7kg limit. 🚌 Airport to City - Citybus or MTR Airport Express Airport Express HK$115, Citybus only HK$42 Based on my hotel, the Citybus doesn't require transfers and takes about the same amount of time, so isn't almost a third of the fare a great deal? 😆 Don't assume the MTR is always faster! 💳 Octopus Card Not a must-buy! Not a must-buy! Not a must-buy! (Important, said three times) Most public transport accepts credit cards at the same price; having an Octopus card is slightly more convenient or secure, but it's perfectly fine not to buy one. 👌🏻 If you don't want to keep a physical card as a souvenir, you can just buy a rental Octopus card. ⚠️ The first purchase of a rental card costs HK$200, a HK$50 deposit + HK$150 stored value, cash only. ⚠️ Rental cards are not sold at the airport! You need to buy them at the customer service centers in specific MTR stations (they are available at stations frequently visited by travelers; you can also buy them in the city). ⚠️ If you want to return the card and get your deposit back within 90 days of purchasing a rental card, there will be a handling fee! If you don't use it at all within three years, a HK$15 administrative fee will also be deducted. Therefore, it is recommended that when making your last transaction, the balance should be exactly negative HK$50, so you don't need to return the card and won't waste your deposit! (The maximum negative balance for a rented Octopus card is -HKD 50 = deposit value) 🚎 City Transportation - MTR, Bus, or Hong Kong Island's unique Ding Ding tram ⚠️ MTR fares vary depending on distance, starting from HKD 4.9 ⚠️ Bus fares are uncertain; I took one for about 30 minutes and it cost HKD 7.7. ⚠️ Ding Ding tram fares are a flat HKD 3.3, perfect for running and jumping around Hong Kong Island (super retro and cute, great for taking photos). If you can take the Ding Ding tram, just choose it without hesitation. 🚠 Peak Tram - Victoria Peak Tram ⚠️ Don't buy tickets in advance! The queues for buying tickets on-site and buying in advance are different, but these days, far too many people buy tickets in advance! The queues for those who buy tickets in advance aren't necessarily shorter! If you find there are fewer people at the pre-purchase ticket counter when you arrive, just buy your tickets on Trip.com; the ticketing process is very fast. ⚠️ There are a few disadvantages to buying tickets in advance: 1. The date cannot be changed or cancelled. 2. Due to platform errors, the QR code for pre-purchased tickets may not scan. I encountered this problem! Others around me also had the same issue and ended up buying tickets on-site again. 🫠 ⚠️ If you want to take photos of the scenery, remember to sit on the right side. 🚌 Hotel shuttle bus (if any) The Emperor Grand View Hotel I chose this time was very affordable, but it provided shuttle buses to Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Station, etc., which was super convenient! I suggest considering this when choosing a hotel. Travel Dates: 2025/11

#hellochristmas Calling all Christmas lovers! Hong Kong turns into a festive wonderland every December, and if you’re obsessed with snapping those perfect holiday pics, this city is basically a dream come true. Let me spill the hottest spots and some pro photo tips for your next Xmas adventure. Ready? Let’s sleigh! 🛷😍 1. Harbour City, Tsim Sha Tsui (海港城) Location: Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L6 Every Christmas, Harbour City transforms with jaw-dropping holiday decor. This year, it’s all about Disney’s Frozen—Olaf, Elsa, Donald Duck, and Mickey are in the house! The vibe is unreal, both during the day and night. Pro tip: Visit after 4pm for that golden hour magic and extra sparkle when the sun sets! Open daily, most Christmas installations run from late November to early January. 2. The Landmark, Queen’s Road Central (皇后巷广场) Location: 15 Queen’s Road Central; MTR Central Station Exit K Last year’s iconic Christmas tree from West Kowloon now glows in Central, right across from a HUGE Christmas market! Shop for handmade goodies, munch on treats, and catch up with friends—all with twinkling lights overhead. Best time to visit? Evening for peak festive feels! 3. The Peninsula Hong Kong (香港半岛酒店) Location: Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit L3 The Peninsula’s holiday setup is classic and classy! Don’t miss the towering Chanel Christmas tree inside—super fancy, super photogenic. Swing by after sunset when the lights dazzle and the atmosphere goes full fairy-tale. 4. Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai (利东街) Location: Lee Tung Avenue, Wan Chai This stylish street never disappoints; this year, giant gold bells and glowing strings light up the way for fabulous selfies and group pics. Trust the vibe—you’ll always get Insta-gold here, especially at night when the lights pop! No matter where you go, Hong Kong’s Christmas spirit is seriously next level. Prepare your best outfits, charge your phone, and get ready to make some memories that sleigh all day! 🎅📷 For full attraction details and event updates, check trip.com before you go! Happy snapping and Merry Christmas! ❤️ #hongkong #travel #thingstodo

#UnderBigBanyanThe second branch in Hong Kong! This popular Shunde restaurant in Mainland China has won several domestic awards🏆 Among them, the famous dish of the town shop "Shunde Bean Curd Goose" won the 2021 Lingnan Famous Dishes Special Gold Award! Tea table $8/person "Shunde Bean Curd Goose 💲128 (upper house)" Selected Guangdong Qingyuan Black Brown Goose, the sauce is secretly made by the chef with more than 30 natural spices, then slow-fried until the goose body is golden and crispy, then rolled for 50 minutes, so that the spices fully penetrate the goose meat! The goose meat is tender and juicy, the oil is even, the staff will add fresh citrus juice, so that the entrance is salty and slightly sweet, the soy sauce is rich and fragrant, the skin is crispy and the meat is tender, and the teeth and cheeks are fragrant! "Old Cantonese Flavor Pot Rice 💲79" Extremely rich ingredients, added with fragrant rice, homemade pork sausage, pork, fragrant taro grains and other high heat boiled, the essence is fully penetrated into the rice grains, the grains are distinct, more crispy rice, mixed with secret soy sauce is more delicious! "Steamed Catfish Fillet $118" The catfish slices are extremely tender, boneless, steamed and sweet. A simple use of ginger, garlic and onion is enough to enhance the flavor. There are also insect fungus flowers to match, and there is silkworm under the fish slices "Dai Leung Fried Crispy Milk (3) 💲29" Golden and crispy, soft and white inside, crispy and rich in milk flavor ~ "Shang Tong Mulberry Leaf Seedlings 💲58" The mulberry leaf seedlings are tender and stalk-free, and have a smooth texture. There are also salted eggs, insect fungus flowers, and mushroom slices. The soup is particularly fragrant with a hint of pepper "Bamboo Cane and Horseradish Water 💲18" The taste is sweet, and especially in the bottom of the crisp popcorn, bamboo cane horseradish flavor, even the popcorn in the middle of the taste of horseradish! Great value for money, will definitely visit again soon! 📍Under the big banyan tree Shop 1301, 13/F, Hilton Plaza, 500 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay Under the Big Banyan Tree (Causeway Bay) Tel: +852 3743 1389

#hellochristmas #citydaytours #thingstodo #myitinerary #travel Step into a realm where the magic of winter meets the cosmos at the MOKO Taste Winter Party. This festive season, the mall transforms into a dazzling universe of edible artistry and interstellar charm, guided by the celestial whims of its little editor, KOKO. Heeding the whispers of the wind that a superstar was nearing, MOKO proudly presents the first-ever Hong Kong appearance of POP MART's most healing character in the spectacular Star Man Tasty Moments Theme Exhibition. The beloved, super popular Star Man has finally descended, showcasing his delightful new "Tasty Moments" series in a breathtaking seasonal display. Imagine a winter wonderland where giant, glossy Star Man figures, styled as adorable chefs and bakers, are nestled amidst shimmering, star-clustered decorations and giant, frost-dusted croissants. Silver and gold tinsel cascades like meteor showers from the ceiling, while Christmas trees are adorned with ornaments shaped like planets and celestial treats, creating a truly immersive and photogenic landscape. It’s a festive symphony for the senses—a place where you can chase the stars with KOKO, be healed by Star Man’s whimsical charm, and soak in the joyful atmosphere. From 21st November 2025 until 1st January 2026, this unmissable celebration at MOKO (conveniently located at Mong Kok East exit D) offers a daily dose of cosmic wonder from 10am to 10pm, making it the perfect destination to capture the spirit of the holidays.

#hellochristmas #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours #travel This festive season, Mira Place and UNIQLO have masterfully stitched together a unique Christmas narrative, transforming the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui into a "Gift" Warmth this Christmas" paradise. Celebrating two decades of Mira Place's presence in Hong Kong, this landmark collaboration unveils the world's first-ever UNIQLO-themed Christmas installation, offering a refreshingly cozy twist on holiday cheer. The centerpiece is a captivating universe where six large indoor and outdoor check-in spots are artfully designed with towering UNIQLO gift boxes and heart-warming elements. Guests are invited to explore the charming "UNIQLO warm 'grain' Christmas tree house," a textural wonder crafted from the brand's iconic摇粒绒 (fleece) material and adorned with HEATTECH-inspired items like towels and socks, turning a punch wall into a tactile celebration of comfort. The experience is dynamically brought to life with a gentle light and music show that dances across the scene every 15 minutes, casting a different, serene "grain" atmosphere each time. The festive spirit extends beyond the main plaza, with the Mira Steps and Kimberley Road footbridges receiving a full Christmas makeover, ensuring the warmth envelops every visitor's journey. Beyond the enchanting decor, the celebration offers tangible joy through limited Christmas warm offers from over 30 merchants within the venue. This harmonious blend of innovative design, sensory delight, and genuine comfort makes Mira Place the ultimate destination to immerse oneself in a truly unique and heart-warming holiday atmosphere, now until January 1st, 2026.

#hellochristmas #thingstodo #myitinerary #travel #citydaytours The journey from Shatin Station's Exit A into New Town Plaza is a transformative experience, instantly exchanging the city's pulse for the enchanting whisper of a Christmas dream. This year, the mall unveils a spectacle of winter whimsy, a radiant kingdom designed to ignite wonder and fill camera rolls with unforgettable moments. Prepare to be greeted by a central masterpiece—a towering Christmas tree, its boughs heavy with lustrous baubles and ribbons, shimmering as the heart of this festive universe. The entire atrium is reimagined; think of a canopy of lights so dense it resembles a galaxy of low-hanging stars, with delicate, frost-trimmed installations and elegant, pearlescent reindeer creating a scene of pure, sophisticated magic. The air itself seems to sparkle, carrying the soft soundtrack of holiday classics that complements the visual feast. It’s an interactive wonderland where every turn offers a new photo opportunity—from life-sized, ornate snow globes to arches woven from luminous branches and holly. Families gather, children point in delight, and the shared joy is palpable, making the plaza more than a shopping destination; it's a community hub of festive celebration. This is not just decoration; it's a total immersion into the season's most joyful spirit, a must-visit Hong Kong landmark that perfectly captures the magic of Christmas and promises a reel-ready adventure for all.

#hellochristmas#myitinerary #citydaytours #thingstodo #travel Stepping out from Shatin Station's Exit A is not merely a transition from MTR to mall; it is a breathtaking immersion into a winter fantasy meticulously woven by New Town Plaza. This year, the sprawling complex transforms into a symphony of sparkle, a dazzling Christmas tableau that captivates the senses and ignites the festive spirit. The central atrium, often the heart of the display, likely rises into a magnificent spectacle—perhaps a colossal, glittering tree adorned with thousands of artisan-crafted baubles and cascading ribbons of light, standing as a beacon of joy. Around it, the air hums with the soft chimes of classic carols, accompanying a choreographed dance of lights that plays across suspended installations, turning the ceiling into a twinkling firmaturity of stars. Interactive elements invite visitors to become part of the magic; children might marvel at enchanting animated displays, while families gather for the perfect photograph against backdrops of iridescent reindeer, oversized presents, and arches woven from frost-kissed foliage. Every corner, from the elevated walkways to the piazza, offers a new vignette of holiday cheer, a meticulously designed scene that blends traditional warmth with contemporary glamour. It’s more than just decoration; it’s a sensory experience that wraps you in the pure, unadulterated magic of the season, making New Town Plaza the undeniable epicenter of Hong Kong's Christmas celebrations and a must-visit destination that truly earns its shareable, reel-worthy moment.

#TravelTalk 👟✨ “Lost in Sneakerland – Stories from the Mongkok Shoe District” It was a light rainy day in Hong Kong. I took shelter from the rain by walking into a small alleyway that locals call “Sneakers Street” in Mongkok. At first, I just wanted to browse, but when I actually walked in, I felt like I had entered a world of shoes. The first store that caught my eye was the main Adidas branch. The sign was lit up with raindrops reflecting on the street. People were constantly coming and going. Next door was C.P.U., where a man walked out with shopping bags and a smile on his face. I glanced at the shoes in his hand and thought, “That’s the one…” Walking a bit further, I came across a small store with a “30% OFF” sign plastered all over the shoe wall. Shoes I’d seen on celebrity Instagram were displayed at affordable prices. There were Nike, Air Jordans, Onitsuka Tigers, and fashionable shoes I’d never seen in Thailand. Christmas music played softly from one store decorated with lights, “MERRY CHRISTMAS.” The salesperson spoke Cantonese very quickly. But they always smiled when we picked up the shoes. Some shops had staff who spoke English, while others relied solely on body language. But everyone seemed accustomed to tourists. I ended up getting two pairs of shoes – one 30% off, the other a new model. I left with a bag in hand and my heart full of joy, like I'd just received an early New Year's present. 📍 Sneakers Street, Mongkok • Easy access from Mongkok MTR Station • Open from morning until late • Perfect for fashionistas, collectors, and shoppers looking for great prices and great styles. #MongkokSneakers #SneakerStreetHK #HongKongShoes #MongkokShoeShop #SneakersMustVisit #ShoeDiscount #HongKongShopping #TravelBag