Hong Kong Travel Vlog | 5 Day Travel Itinerary
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome to my first travel vlog. I spent 6 days in Hong Kong, travelling from Chongqing, China.
My itinerary:
Day 1 - arrival, Causeway Bay, Quarry Bay, Monster Building
Day 2 - Kowloon East, Choi Hung Estate, Nan Lien Garden, Tsim Sea Tsui, Avenue of Stars
Day 3 - Victoria Peak, central mid-levels
Day 4 - Lantau Island, Ngong Ping Village, Tian Tan Buddha, central mid-levels, Hong Kong Park
Day 5 - Victoria Park, The Peak Tram, Causeway Bay
My vegetarian food recommendations:
My Cup of Tea
Beef & Liberty
Brunch Club & Supper
Little Bao
My other recommendations for clear sky days:
Braemar Hill Peak
Garden Hill hike
Dragon's Back hike
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hope u enjoyed good times n saw nice things in Hong Kong. It was a little pity that the weather wasn't better...
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Hello ! I'm Ray.
Welcome to Hong Kong !
welcome to HK
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Yo. Yeha. great ~🖐
So foggy until the biggest outdoor Buddha in the world can hardly be seen. Btw, your Chongqing students could be very delighted to attend the class of a pretty expat teacher. 😂
beautifully edited with nice music; your video 'tells a story' [but why Choi Hung Estate?!!] THANKs for uploading.
im going to hongkong soon , i havw went there a lot but as far as i know i havent been to some of the places that u mentioned im so excited to go :)
unfortunate for you.
If you haven't already, I suggest checking out Tao Fong Shan Christian Centre, you won't regret it. It is like a Church and Chrisitian centre but with Chinese architecture, very cool.
Also, check out Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, very close to Tao Fong Shan!
If you are interested in history or military history, go to the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence, just recently renovated.
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Nice video!
Thanks!
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Can we use apple pay in HK? For transport and to pay in shopping malls and restaurants?
Hi, Apple Pay worked well in the airport and in a few stores. However, public transport (tram, buses and MTR) only accept octopus. I believe cash only in taxis but I could be wrong here. I would highly recommend octopus as it is used very widely in most shops and for public transport. You can top up your octopus card at any 7Eleven which are on most street corners and get the money refunded in cash at the airport if you have any left on the card before you depart. Hope that helps.
Welcome to HK