Experience the different pulse of the city on your own

Hong Kong K11 MUSEA is located on the Avenue of Stars in Victoria Harbour, with an excellent location. The space is much larger than that in Shanghai, and the style and layout can better reflect its artistic characteristics. There are sculptures of various sizes everywhere in the mall. The escalator on the 6th floor leads to a garden platform, and the upper part is all gorgeous hotels, which are said to start at six thousand a night. On the Avenue of Stars, my son found the palm print of my idol, Louis Koo. He put his little hand on it, and didn't expect Mr. Koo's hand to be so big! The next morning, we walked from the hotel to the nearby Hong Kong Bank of China in Harbour View Building to visit friends. Most of the streets in HK are lined with sturdy banyan trees. Passing by Kowloon Park, it feels like getting lost in the forest. In this place where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold, it is a luxury to be willing to do large-scale greening. Although the buildings in Hong Kong are dense, the ubiquitous greening does not make people feel too depressed. Walking in Hong Kong is no easier than climbing. The terrain is undulating, uphill and downhill. It's quite tiring after a day!