New route for Hong Kong Village City Walk.

I've been to Hong Kong Village again within a year. This time, because my child's competition hotel was booked in Mount Nicholson, I found that taking the bus from the airport was the best and most economical direct route. Get off at Electric Road, the bustling market, the tram shuttles, walk through the small garden of Oil Street, the hotel is hidden in a quiet corner, there are many snack shops within 300 meters of walking, and there are various breakfast options, far higher than the hotel's cost performance. Close to the subway station, only a few stops away from Causeway Bay and Admiralty, I suddenly felt that this area is also a good choice for tourists to rest. Monster Building, North Point Fire Station, Chun Yeung Street Vegetable Market, the media's push accurately captured my location, from Cannon Street to North Point, I walked and watched and took pictures along the way. In fact, it doesn't matter if you follow the point-to-point punch card, every net red perspective also has too many filters. If you encounter it, you can feel and learn from it. If you miss it, there will be other surprises to replace it. I am still so obsessed with the tram tracks, even though I have taken too many similar pictures, I still can't help but raise my lens again and again, whether it is the eclectic mix of Chinese and Western architecture, or the noisy and dilapidated market houses, the trams with their narrow and tall bodies are a versatile and harmonious bright color, lighting up the soul of every photo. I also walked to the streets near Tin Hau Station, tasted the old-fashioned sugar water shop, walked to Victoria Park, and blew the wind freely by the harbor. Life is about recording. Every time it seems familiar, there are always new discoveries. Hong Kong is really suitable for CityWalk everywhere. 📍 Oil Street - North Point Fire Station - Chun Yeung Street 📍 Oil Street - Victoria Park - Tin Hau Station - Sweet Auntie Sugar Water 2024.8