Sharing 4 nights and 5 days Hong Kong travel schedule alone 🇭🇰✈️

My life goal and reason for living is to experience a lot and spend my time happily while I'm young so that I don't regret my one and only life. Let's take care of myself first and do our best for my happiness. I'm going to share my 4-night, 5-day itinerary from now on. ✍🏻 + Attached with TIPs 🏠 Caritas Oswald Cheung International House 📍Move based on this place Day 1 * Soho Denglau Mural Street There are many places to take pictures, and it's similar to Itaewon in Korea. + Bakehouse (Egg Tart) Almost all of them are Korean. I didn't hear it, but personally, I think the local cafe egg tart is more delicious than waiting in line like this. * Dinner (Dim Dim Sum) This place is also bustling with Koreans... Personally, none of the places where Koreans line up to eat suit my taste I only recommend Har Gow (shrimp) and not the others (too mushy and chewy) * Ladies Market (night market) They mainly sell items rather than food Day 2 * Disneyland (operating hours are different every day, so check the website) 10:00-8:30 Recommended restaurants-> Royal Banquet Hall (various foods), Starliner Dinner (Iron Man Burger recommended) + Check waiting time and parade time through the app Day 3 * Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui Branch (French toast + stocking milk tea) + They only accept cash, so make sure to bring cash (I recommend going at the 10:30 opening time because there will be a waiting line) * Tsim Sha Tsui Beach (Star Avenue + Clock Tower) Walk while looking at the ocean and take pictures in front of the clock tower and in front of the sculptures! * History Museum + Free admission * Lunch (Crystal Jade) I ate the Tantanmyeon Signature, but I don't recommend it (the peanut flavor is strong) + Peanuts and tea on the table (you have to pay for it, absolutely..) * Kowloon Park * Choi Hong Apartment Photo spot (recommended to go when there's a lot of sun) + Almost all Koreans * Ik Cheong Building Not recommended (not pretty at all...) * Temple Street (night market) Smaller than I thought (food is the main focus on the left, and goods are the main focus on the right) + It's better to avoid street drinks with ice or very local foods (I have a really strong stomach and can digest almost everything, but I got dizzy and had a blast at night after eating food at the night market) * Symphony of Lights starts at 8am + I recommend going a little early (going up to the 2nd floor is the best view) * Take the Star Ferry to Central Move Go straight to Symphony of Lights + Recommended to go in the middle (there are a lot of people on the boat), 2nd floor upper floor recommended Fourth day * Repulse Bay Beach It's a place that Koreans don't know much about, so there were no people and it was very quiet + It's cold because it's the sea, so I recommend going in early summer * Don Quijote There's a Japanese store, so I was surprised;; * Lunch (good date) 13th floor inside Langham Place (Shabu-shabu unlimited refill) * Wellcome (mart), Shasha (cosmetics), Watsons (mart) * Dinner (Central Kau Kee) -> 4 is the basic menu + Cash only, so definitely cash (high possibility of joining) * Lan Kwai Fong (bar street) It's like Itaewon in Korea, but it's a little bit up from Soho Street (good for just having a beer) + It's very chilly in the evenings in February, so a coat is a must + Personally, I don't recommend places where Koreans line up to eat + Big stores accept cards, but night markets and small restaurants always take cash + Hong Kong people don't understand English well,, (I can speak English freely, but locals don't speak English well)