Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong: The busiest night market area in Central, a must-visit spot for tourists!

I believe the term 'Lan Kwai Fong' is not unfamiliar to everyone, as it is synonymous with trendy bars, and thus well-known among the youth. However, the famous Lan Kwai Fong is not a brand of bars but a street in Central, Hong Kong. It gained fame in the last century as a bustling hub of bars and has become the liveliest night market area in Central, a place that tourists must check in. 1. Location: Lan Kwai Fong is located in the most bustling and lively area of Central, Hong Kong. It is a mid-to-high-end consumption area dominated by bars and restaurants, consisting of roads and alleys such as D'Aguilar Street, Wellington Street, Wyndham Street, On Lan Street, Wo On Lane, and Wing Wah Lane. 2. Highlights: During the day, you can appreciate the crisscrossing Hong Kong-style alleys, and at night, experience the nightlife of old Hong Kong. You can also reminisce about the bar scenes from Hong Kong movies of the 80s, which is quite interesting. 3. Transportation: Public transportation to Lan Kwai Fong is very convenient, with most buses on Hong Kong Island providing direct access. It's just a 200-meter walk from Exit D1 of the Central Station on the Island Line and Tsuen Wan Line of the MTR. 4. Nearby Attractions: There are many scenic spots around Lan Kwai Fong, such as the Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong Park, the Central-Mid-Levels Escalator, Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, the Central Ferris Wheel, Victoria Peak, and more. 5. Accommodation: Consumption around Lan Kwai Fong and its vicinity is relatively high, especially in terms of accommodation, which offers low cost-performance ratio. Generally, a hotel room of 12㎡ with a three-star or comfortable standard costs no less than 800 Hong Kong dollars. It is advisable to stay in places further away from Lan Kwai Fong. 6. Dining: Compared to accommodation, there is a wider selection of restaurants near Lan Kwai Fong. As a gourmet capital, Hong Kong has many affordable cha chaan tengs (tea restaurants) in the alleys of Central. Below the Central to Mid-Levels Escalator, there is a food street with an average consumption of 50 Hong Kong dollars, so everyone can choose according to their budget.