Hong Kong | 5 walking routes for fun and photo opportunities.

5 walking routes for fun and photo opportunities. If you want to experience a different Hong Kong, the Citywalk method is particularly suitable. Walking, taking photos and eating at the same time will make your trip more casual and fun. These routes cover different areas and attractions in Hong Kong, from busy urban areas to quiet beaches, allowing you to experience Hong Kong's diversity and rich culture. · Central - Sheung Wan - Hollywood Road: Starting from Central, you can visit the traditional markets and historical buildings in Central, such as the Central Star Ferry Pier, Lyndhurst Terrace and the Central Clock Tower. Then, head to Sheung Wan to explore Hollywood Road, a street filled with art galleries, small theatres and independent shops. Old Town - Quaint Alleys: Continue west from Hollywood Road and enter the Old Town. Here, you can stroll through the quaint alleys and admire the preserved traditional architecture and street art. Nathan Road - Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront - Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural District: Head to the Kowloon area and stroll along the famous shopping street Nathan Road to explore various shops and fashion brands. Then, walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and enjoy the beautiful views of Victoria Harbour. Next, you can head to the Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural District to visit the Hong Kong Cultural Centre and the Star Ferry Pier. Mongkok Ladies' Market - Fa Hui - Tung Chung: Take the MTR to Mongkok and explore the bustling shopping area and food stalls at Mongkok Ladies' Market. Then, head to the nearby Flower Market, where you can admire a wide variety of flowers and plants. Finally, take the MTR to Tung Chung to visit Lau Fau Shan and Temple Beach. Aberdeen - Sham Shui Po - Lantau Island: Head to Aberdeen in the southern part of Hong Kong Island and stroll along Fisherman's Wharf to enjoy the waterfront scenery and fresh seafood market. Then, take the MTR to Sham Shui Po to explore this historic area and sample authentic street food. Finally, take a ferry to Lantau Island and enjoy a stroll along the beach at Bel-Air. · Tips Required: Hong Kong and Macau Pass, ID card, mobile phone card or roaming, power bank Payment: credit card with visa logo, Hong Kong dollars, or apply for Octopus ·