Complete Guide to Hong Kong Tourism

Hong Kong is a city that is both strange and familiar. It's my first time here, but walking on the streets can evoke memories of Hong Kong movies at any time🎞️ The retro romantic tram🚎, the busy and orderly pedestrians, the dense and modern high-rises, are unique to Hong Kong's retro and prosperity🇭🇰 It's very cinematic no matter how you shoot it🎬 Here are my 9⃣️ favorite spots in Hong Kong, remember to save them~ · P1📍Bowie Mountain Here you can enjoy a city night view that is no less than that of Victoria Peak. It's less crowded and off the beaten path. Navigate to "St. Joan of Arc Secondary School" and you can reach the top in 30 minutes. P2📍Kennedy Town The end of the road is the sea, wait for a tram🚎 to pass by with a telephoto lens, it's a postcard of Hong Kong. Navigate to the two-story basketball court on the left hand side of Kennedy Town Exit C. P3📍Winstons coffee It's just below the Kennedy Town basketball court. The dark-themed HONG KONG sign is great for photos, remember to buy a cup of coffee before shooting. P4📍Third Street, Sai Ying Pun It's an uphill section of road, the end of the road is the sea, capture the passing pedestrians and red taxis, it's very Hong Kong~ P5📍Tung Choi Street (Goldfish Street), Mong Kok Goldfish Street at night really looks like a scene from a Wong Kar-wai movie, the red lights create a great atmosphere~ P6📍Mong Kok Bus The streets are full of buses, at night under the red and green lights, it's full of Hong Kong flavor~ The spot is on the overpass at "Mong Kok MTR Station Exit B3" P7📍Central Market The spot is on the escalator of Central Market, the giant clock and the hurried pedestrians, it's like a frame of a movie🎬 P8📍Gun Club Street Shoot from the overpass, the road surface full of road signs satisfies all my imaginations of Hong Kong, this is also a spot to shoot the tram. P9📍Hoi Shan Building (Monster Building) The densely packed residential buildings are one of my impressions of Hong Kong, shooting the tram and the residential buildings in the same frame, full of the old Hong Kong's market atmosphere.