These places are a must-see for first-time visitors to Hong Kong!

👀 Many people ask me where to take good photos in Hong Kong, where to go viral, where to be unique and show the characteristics of Hong Kong. This post is all you need. 1️⃣ Central Central is one of Hong Kong's CBD areas, and the crowded CBD and 1980s streets show the modern and retro elements of Hong Kong to the fullest. 🚇 Take the subway from Hong Kong West Kowloon to Nam Cheong to Central. 📷 The Peak Tram, Bank of China Tower S-shaped track, Pottinger Street. p2.3.4.5.6. The night view from the Peak is a must-see, so don't miss it! 2️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok 🚇 You can start from Tsim Sha Tsui and walk all the way to Mong Kok (half an hour's walk). The street view along the way is very photogenic, and Mong Kok is probably the most prosperous area. There are many people taking photos here, so if you want to avoid the crowds, you can take the subway and come early. 📷 Chungking Mansions, Nathan Road, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok Station Overpass, near Mong Kok Playground, Hang Tung Building Parking Lot. p7.8.9.10.11.12 3️⃣ Admiralty, Kennedy Town There are many overpasses near Admiralty, which are worth photographing for photography enthusiasts. The check-in point in Kennedy Town was popular on the Internet for a while, but if you don't have time, I don't recommend coming here. First, you need a telephoto lens, second, you need good weather, and third, there are too many of these popular photos, so there's nothing special about them. 📷 Arsenal Street, Queen's Road, Hennessy Road, Kennedy Town Station. p1.13.14.15.16 4️⃣ Quarry Bay The Monster Building in Quarry Bay is a must-see. It is recommended to come and take photos at sunset. Whether you are standing inside the residential building and taking photos from a "frog's perspective" or standing on the road and taking telephoto photos of the Monster Building from a distance, both are good choices. p17 5️⃣ Sham Shui Po A niche photo spot you can't miss. There are no crowded streets like Mong Kok, nor are there the prosperous skyscrapers of Central. In short, no one is fighting for a spot with you, so take photos as you like! For details, see my previous post on Sham Shui Po photography tips. p18 🚶🏻‍♂️ The above check-in points require two days of travel, so it is recommended that you plan your time wisely. You have to give up something to gain something.