Many people in Causeway Bay will compare Causeway Bay to Shinjuku, because it is a famous shopping, entertainment and food center in Hong Kong and a shopping hotspot for white-collar couples. If you are interested in the trend preferences of HK OL, you should go and see it (especially around sogou Company or Times Square). There is a typhoon shelter on the seashore of Causeway Bay, which has a special "junk restaurant".
Repulse Bay
Repulse Bay, like Australia's Gold Coast, is surrounded by gorgeous mansions, romantic teahouses, high-class restaurants, swimming beaches with clear water and sand, coastal seawalls with quiet paths, and flea markets with distinctive holiday characteristics. As for the statue of Zhenhai Tower at the end of the beach, it is a hot spot to take pictures as a souvenir. This is essential for tourists coming to Hong Kong.
middle ring
For more than a hundred years, Central has been the economic and administrative center of Hong Kong. The towering skyscrapers reflect the prosperity here. Pedestrians in Central walk very fast, which is one of the characteristics. Can Lan Kwai Fong and Su Haonei find delicious food from all over the world? R As for cultural relics, they include the Legislative Council Building, the Monument to the Heroes of Peace, the Museum of Tea Wares, St. John's Cathedral, the Central Police Station and the former Government House.
Lan Kwai Fong
Many Hong Kong stars and celebrities like to come to Lan Kwai Fong to eliminate their heritage, which is also a gathering place for foreigners and professionals after work. There are many bars and high-end restaurants in these small streets, attracting more and more fashionable young people to hang around here.
Happy Valley
Taiping Peak Taiping Mountain, commonly known as Tuiqi Mountain, is a must-see attraction. Here, you can overlook Hong Kong Island in Victoria Harbour and both sides of Kowloon Peninsula, and enjoy the night view with the reputation of "Pearl of the Orient" after sunset. The peak is the official residence of officials, gentry and celebrities.
Mong Kok Mong Kok, as its name implies, is a gathering place for people and cars from morning till night, and is the heart of Kowloon. Shops on the streets of Mong Kok are the vane of consumption and food trends in Hong Kong. Hong Kong people's enthusiasm for mobile phones can be reflected in their well-known telecom stores, and the kitchen displays the latest models of mobile phones that have not been publicly sold in Hong Kong. The asking price is extremely high, but the inquiries and subscribers are still endless: as for the king of street snacks; Cheesecake, smoothies and buttered corn kernels have entered the streets of Mong Kok, showing that Hong Kong people are greedy for the new and forget the old. In addition, there are many shopping hotspots in Mong Kok, such as Women's Street (Cai Tong Street), Xinhe Center, Xianda Square, Garden Street, Flower Market and Quedao Market, all of which have their own characteristics.
Wan Chai
The combination of modernity and tradition, coupled with the contrast with Central and Causeway Bay on both sides, highlights the charm of Wan Chai. The land near the harbour here is reclaimed from the sea, and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, new office buildings and shopping malls show the vitality and busyness of Hong Kong.