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Hong Kong is China’s gateway to the world, a city where East meets West in dazzling fashion. Once a colonial outpost, it has evolved into a global financial powerhouse and cultural crossroads. Skyscrapers cling to lush hillsides, while neon-lit streets pulse with energy from markets, luxury malls, and world-class eateries. It’s a place of contrasts—tradition and innovation, serenity and hustle. Hong Kong doesn’t just keep up with the future—it negotiates it with style.

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⭐ Brand new "Dreams Come True" daytime parade Debut of the 20th anniversary themed float "Time Crystal" Mickey and Minnie in exclusive diamond gown costumes ☀ Upgraded castle nighttime show, every night at 7:15/8:45 New special segment from "Frozen 2" Grand finale surprise: Recreating the classic scenes from the 2005 opening 🛍️ Must-grab limited merchandise ▫️ Light-up commemorative badge, limited to 200 per day ▫️ Platinum edition LinaBell ▫️ Castle-shaped popcorn bucket - glows at night! 🍰 Hidden food surprises ▪️ Royal Banquet 20th anniversary set meal comes with custom utensils ▪️ Diamond-shaped ice cream - perfect for photo ops ▪️ Say "Wonderful Twenty" to staff for a special drink 📸 Stunning photo spots 1️⃣ Main Street, U.S.A. "Time Corridor" - a must for vintage filter shots 2️⃣ Sleeping Beauty Castle golden flower bed - low-angle shots make your legs look longer 3️⃣ Toy Story Land 20th anniversary themed wall with super vibrant colors
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#แจกแพลนเที่ยว ใครมีแพลนไปฮ่องกงเซฟไว้เลย เพราะนี่ถือเป็นครั้งที่ 2 ที่เราได้มาฮ่องกง ทำให้ไปไหนมาไหนเข้าใจในเส้นทางมากขึ้น เดินทางเป็นขึ้น โดยเราพักที่โรงแรม OASIS AVENUE-A GDH HOTEL ✈️ ไฟล์ทออกจากกรุงเทพ 03.05 น. ถึงประมาณ 08.00 น. (ดีเลย์ไปหน่อย) Day 1 ☕️ N1 Coffee & Co. 🍚 Gwing Kee Roasted 🧧 Hung Hom Kwun Yum Temple 🖼️ M+ 🥟 Cheung Hing Kee Shanghai 🍜 Kai Kee Day 2 ⛴️ Star Ferry 🏢 Central ☕️ Blue Bottom Coffee 🥟 One Dim Sum 🧴 Shiu Shing Hong 🧧 Man Mo Temple 🥯 Vission Bakery 📸 Tai Koo & Quarry Bay 🍜 Day 3 🧧 Che Kung Temple 🍝 王牌•圍一叉燒 🥐 The Baker and The Bottleman 🛍️ Citygate Outlet ✈️ ไฟล์ทกลับออกจากฮ่องกง 18.40 น. ถึงกรุงเทพ ประมาณ 20.30 น. ถือว่าทำเวลาได้ดีเลย #ฮ่องกง #บินลัดฟ้าสู่ฮ่องกง #เที่ยวฮ่องกง #รีวิวฮ่องกง #ฮ่องกง2025 #เที่ยวต่างประเทศด้วยตนเอง #ที่เที่ยวถ่ายรูปสวย
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A solo trip that packs all the emotions into one day—temple visits, food adventures, relaxing moments, and photography. Truly, "One day to satisfy both the soul and the stomach." 🛐 08:30 – Start your morning at Che Kung Temple Begin your day by spinning the lucky windmill and praying for health, career success, and overall good fortune. The temple's serene atmosphere exudes a calming energy that brings peace of mind. I spun the windmill and wished for a great day—and it truly turned out that way! ✨ 🛐 10:00 – Next stop: Wong Tai Sin Temple This temple covers all aspects of blessings—love, career, and life. If you want to pray for everything in one place, this is the spot. The Yin-Yang Garden is also stunning, and the photos you take here will have a soft, dreamy vibe! 🍜 12:00 – Lunch at Kai Kee Restaurant (佳記餐廳) in Tsim Sha Tsui A famous local eatery you shouldn't miss. Order the fish ball noodles and Hong Kong-style milk tea—they're absolutely delicious. The restaurant has an old-school Hong Kong vibe, making you feel like a local for a moment. 🍜 🍇 13:30 – Afternoon refreshment at Heytea (喜茶) Dessert time! I chose the Very Grape Cheezo (多肉葡萄芝士)—fresh, juicy grapes topped with creamy cheese foam. It's mildly sweet, incredibly refreshing, and perfect for Hong Kong's weather. 🍇💜 🌊 15:00 – Chill at Kennedy Town A quieter corner of Hong Kong with beautiful buildings and seaside cafes. Stroll around and snap some photos. I relaxed at a small pier, watching boats pass by, enjoying the breeze and tranquility. The film camera-style photos turned out amazing! 📷 🥢 17:30 – End the day with legendary roasted goose at Yung’s Roasted Goose Crispy-skinned, tender roasted goose soaked in flavorful sauce, paired with noodles—absolutely perfect without needing any extra seasoning. Eating it solo feels guilt-free (haha). A trip to Hong Kong isn't complete without trying roasted goose! 💬 Even with just "one day," Hong Kong offers more than you'd expect—spiritual fulfillment from temple visits and culinary satisfaction from delicious food. If you only have 24 hours in Hong Kong, follow this itinerary for an unforgettable experience. 💗
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Cathay Pacific Airline Review (Cathay Pacific) Full Service airline flying round-trip Bangkok-Hong Kong Seats arranged 2-4-2 with personal screens. On the return from Hong Kong, self check-in and baggage drop are available. 🧳 Checked baggage allowance 23 kg 🎒 Carry-on allowance 7 kg 💺 Free seat selection via website 🍛 Meal service provided
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I went to the Frozen area at Hong Kong Disneyland! It felt like I'd stepped into the kingdom of Arendelle, and I was truly moved. The attention to detail in the buildings and streetscape was incredible, and I couldn't stop taking photos! 📸 The most memorable thing was the Olaf ice cream! 🍦 It was a cute snowman-shaped ice cream, and I exclaimed, "So cute!" the moment I saw it. It was refreshing and the perfect treat after a long day of walking. And I definitely recommend the Frozen interactive show! 🎶 The audience got to sing along and wave their hands, creating a sense of unity that made the entire venue feel like it was immersed in the world of Frozen! Both kids and adults were smiling and having fun, and I couldn't help but get engrossed. Not only the attractions and shows, but even the food and streetscapes were all unified in the world of Frozen, making this area feel like you've stepped into the movie! ⛄️💙 #SummerThemePark
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🌊 Take a walk at Repulse Bay, a popular seaside landmark for Hong Kong locals. The mountain area is also a residential neighborhood for the wealthy on Hong Kong Island. Wake up to a full view of the sea, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, blue waters, and clean white sand—perfect for a relaxing stroll. Around the area, there are restaurants and cafes, including Thai food. If you visit Hong Kong, this place is a must-see! 🏖️ If you’ve been here, feel free to share your experience!
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📍 Hong Kong ✨ The Kennedy Town waterfront path is one of the quietest walking spots in Hong Kong. The relaxed atmosphere and cool breeze make it perfect for chilling out or taking a leisurely walk on your day off. ✨ The walkway is smoothly paved and easy to walk on, with areas for dog owners, seating spots, and viewpoints offering unobstructed views of the open sea. ✨ The highlight is the evening during sunset. The view is stunning, with soft light reflecting on the water’s surface, creating a simple yet uniquely charming photo opportunity. ✨ It’s suitable for solo visitors, couples, or groups of friends because the surrounding atmosphere feels relaxing and not too crowded. ✨ If you want a peaceful seaside stroll, Kennedy Town Waterfront is another spot that truly feels like a place to rest your soul.
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<Manchu-Han Dinner Hidden Tomato Eating Test> Taiwan's popular bowl of noodles, Man-Han Dinner, has newly launched bagged noodles. As usual, bagged noodles have real beef tendon cooking packages. The beef tendon meat is stewed soft and flavourful, and melts in your mouth. This time I challenge the fairy eating method spread online! I went to the supermarket and bought a can of tomato sauce to add to it, and it immediately turned into red-broiled tomato beef noodles. In addition to red-broiled beef noodles, bagged noodles also include jade-flavoured beef noodles. If you want to try it, go to Wellcome to stock up! Join me to test this Manchu-Han meal hidden tomato eating method!! #Manchu-HanDinner #Taiwan Bubble Noodles #Real Meat Blocks #Rich Soup #bubble noodles #supper #lazycooking #lazyrecipes #simplecooking #simple recipes #food #new products on the market
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For our Hongkong-Macau Trip, we decided to do it ourselves. It is a 4-days-3-nights tour covering the Hongkong Island, Lantau Island, Yau Tsim Mong District, and Macau. By the way, we dropped Hongkong Disneyland. The locations below were part of our itinerary: Yau Tsim Mong District 📍Choi Hung Estate 📍Ping Shek Estate 📍Mongkok Night Market 📍Sneakers Street 📍Tsim Sha Tsui (Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars, Hongkong Cultural Center) Hongkong Island 📍Central (IFC Mall, Mid-level Escalators, SOHO, Bakehouse) 📍Hongkong Observation Wheel Lantau Island 📍Ngong Ping 360 (Ngong Ping Village, Tian Tan Buddha, Po Lin Monastery) 📍Tai o fishing village Macau 📍The Ruins of St. Paul's My personal tips that might be helpful for first-time HK-Macau travellers: 1. Google maps is more accurate than Apple maps, based on my personal experience, most especially when finding the locations of the urban estates. 2. Buy esims or physical sims that covers both Hongkong and Macau. 3. Metro man app helps you navigate through the local subway stations, just make sure to set the location to Hongkong or Macau and you need to know the stations where you are going. 4. For foreigners, Alipay HK works in some establishments, however due to weak cellular signals, some payments won't go through and the failed transfer amounts would be refunded back to your linked bank cards in the app. 5. Using the Octopus card is very convenient, it can be used to pay in stores, restaurants and MTR. Just make sure to monitor the remaining balance and top it up whenever the balance runs low. 6. Bank cards (Visa, Mastercard) can also be used to pay in some stores and restaurants. 7. Secure some cash, most especially when going to night markets and when you plan to go to remote areas in HK (like in Tai O fishing village) 8. Tai O village is a very laid back location perfect for people escaping from the bustling cities of Hongkong. You can go there through bus transport from Ngong Ping Village or from Tung Chung bus station. 10. In Macau, it is difficult to book rides online, so I suggest for first time Macau tourists to join a half-day or whole-day tour in order to save time and energy. We haven't tried using their MTR, but I heard you can use a Macau Pass card and some bank cards on the gates to pay for the fare. 11. HK dollars can be accepted in Macau. We tried withdrawing Macanese Pataca (Macau currency) using our Bank of China cards but it cannot go through since we're foreigners and it requires the bank card holder to present a Mainland Chinese ID. We tried to use our international bank cards to withdraw money, but the minimum amount that can be withdrawn in most atm machines there is 1000hkd or 1000mop, which is too much for our half-day trip to Macau. So, it would be better to secure cash (in hkd or mop) before going to Macau. Overall, it was a great DIY travelling experience around Hongkong (and a quick trip to Macau) for the first time. Will definitely go back. 🫶🏻
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When you come to Hong Kong, how can you miss the magical Hong Kong Disneyland🏰? From the classic Sleeping Beauty Castle to the thrilling Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars🎢, and the kids’ favorite Toy Story Land🤖, every corner is full of surprises! Whether it’s taking photos with Disney characters📸 or watching the spectacular fireworks show🎆, you’ll instantly be transported into a fairy tale world. The park also offers a variety of exclusive snacks🍦 and souvenirs🎁, making every step filled with memories. Whether it’s a romantic date💑, a family trip👨👩👧👦, or fun with friends, Hong Kong Disneyland is a must-visit dreamy check-in spot! Come and make your Disney dream come true✨!
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🚢First time cruise experience, enjoy slow life🌊 among the vast blue and white It was the first time in my life that I took a cruise, and I unlocked a new way of seeing the world on the Gulangyu. It was a good experience, and now my mind is still full of that healing sea🌊 🏠 About room type I chose the upscale balcony room where it wasn’t the alarm clock that woke me up every morning, but the waves and sunrise over the sea. Open the balcony door and you will see the endless sea. This is the feeling of vacation⛱️ 🧾 Essentials Be sure to bring your own toothpaste toothbrush, the room is not provided. There are disposable slippers, bath towels, shampoo and toiletries in the room, a bottle of mineral water on the first day, others depending on your habits and needs. 🚢 Cruise itinerary Hong Kong → Ishigaki Island → Hong Kong, a total of five days and four nights, the time is just right, you will not get tired. Leaving Hong Kong at 7pm on the first day, you can see the bustling night view of Victoria Harbor when you depart from Kai Tak Pier. The second and fourth days are sailing days where you can take beautiful photos and participate in various activities on the ship. On the third day we stayed on Ishigaki Island for eight hours and we signed up for a boat tour to Kawahira Bay, Yaeyama Folk Village, and Aeon Supermarket. We could disembark at around 10am on the fifth day, and the whole trip was easy. 🎡Entertainment activities Every evening, a "Star Travel Daily" is placed at the door of the room, introducing the next day's itinerary and precautions. The ship has a cinema, swimming pool, gym, library, interactive games, concerts, and the nightly song and dance performance at the Star Sea Theater on the seventh floor is the highlight and is very exciting. Those with children should note that the Star Paradise on the 8th floor can be hosted for free. If you leave your children, you can enjoy your own quiet time. 🍴Meals There are two free restaurants on board. The oriental restaurant on the sixth floor has an elegant and western-style environment. The Lido buffet on the 12th floor has more Chinese cuisine, which the elderly will prefer, and they can use their own cups of juice and hot water there. The most healing is the time spent in a daze on the balcony every day, watching the sea turn from blue to orange and feeling the sea breeze blowing gently. No work disturbance, no life trivial, only this blue and white in front of you🌊 As a first time cruiser, I was very satisfied with the trip and would give it an 8 out of 10. If you still have any questions about the Gu Lang Yu, you can ask me #CruiseTravel #Gulangyu #JapanSummerTravel #Ishigaki Island #GulangyuCruise #CruiseFirstExperience
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I went shopping with my friends in Tsim Sha Tsui. Wagyu Beef Concentrated Boat Noodles The boat noodles have wagyu beef, beef balls, pork red bean, fried pork skin and carrot. You can choose thin noodles, roll noodles and rice noodles. I chose roll noodles. The roll noodles taste like rice noodles, but the taste is more smoky. The soup is very rich and sweet. I can't help but want to drink a few more sips. Avocado Sauce Egg Bread The bread is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, smeared with avocado sauce, and has avocado and tomatoes. It's a must-try for avocado lovers! Coconut mango black glutinous rice Mango black glutinous rice sells like a small cake, looks exquisite, glutinous rice tastes soft and glutinous, added some dried coconut grains to increase the taste, in addition to a large piece of mango on top, it turns out that the glutinous rice contains mango, really surprised! Coconut skating Add $38 for lunch to get a whole coconut ice skate. It's really worth it! The coconut juice is very strong and sweet, perfect for summer heat! Ah Chan Tai (Tsim Sha Tsui) Shop 219, 2/F, K11 Art Mall, 18 Hanoi Road, Tsim Sha Tsui #ThaiCuisine #ThaiFood #Thailand #TravelFood #UCreator #PhotoFood #FoodRecommendations #Foodie #ThaiThaiAfternoonTeaTsim Sha Tsui #ThaiChanTai

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