Six-day free travel to Hong Kong and Macau

Free travel to Hong Kong and Macau DAY 2: I have been influenced by Hong Kong movies since I was a child: Fight Back to School, Infernal Affairs, Young and Dangerous, Police Stories series, etc. This time when I came to Hong Kong, I felt like I was walking into a movie scene. The MTR Tsuen Wan Line is the earliest subway line in Hong Kong. Famous places such as Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, Prince Edward, etc. are all on this line, and they are also classic scenes that often appear in many Hong Kong movies; skyscrapers, double-decker buses, red taxis and signs extending to the road are the scenery that can be seen everywhere when walking in the alleys of Nathan Road and Temple Street in Mong Kok. Standing on the pedestrian bridge, you can feel the hustle and bustle of traffic and the endless flow of people. When you are tired, just find a tea restaurant and order a pork chop and a butter bun, with a cup of milk tea or Horlicks to replenish your energy. Hong Kong is really a city that is fun to visit and delicious. Attractions: Lui Seng Chun Mansion, Mong Kok Road Prince Edward Flower Market Road, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden Goldfish Street Broadway Cinematheque Temple Street, former Yau Ma Tei Police Station China Hong Kong City, Harbour City Maritime Viewpoint Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower Hong Kong Museum of Art Accommodation: Regal Kowloon Hotel (Deluxe Family Room) #Hong Kong #Macau #EVA Airways #Platinum Asia VIP Lounge #Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car #Big Buddha #Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade #Rainbow Residence #Lui Seng Chun #Goldfish Street #Mong Kok Road #Broadway Cinematheque #Temple Street Archway #Yik Cheong Building #Peace Peak Cable Car #Lan Kwai Fong #Wynn Palace Water Show #Ruins of St. Paul’s #Our Lady of the Rosary Church #A-Ma Temple #Macau Tower #Tai Tam Hill Hiking Trail #Guan Ye Street #teamLab Supernatural Space #Venetian Gondola Cruise