I've been to Hong Kong three times, and I have just one piece of advice…

👋 Hey friends, Hong Kong is truly a super charming city. I've been three times and have put together a super practical guide for you. Like and save it to read at your own pace! 🎫【Documents Preparation】 Make sure to get your Hong Kong-Macau Travel Permit well in advance, and don’t forget the endorsement! Nowadays, many places allow online appointments, which is super convenient. 💰【Currency Exchange】 No need to exchange too much cash; most places accept mobile payments. However, it’s recommended to exchange 300-500 HKD for taking the tram and buying snacks, as cash is sometimes more convenient. 🚇【Transportation】 Highly recommend getting an Octopus card. You can use it on the MTR, buses, and trams, and even at convenience stores. When you return the card, the deposit and remaining balance can be refunded. Also, don’t miss the Star Ferry—just 2 HKD to enjoy the stunning Victoria Harbour views. 🏨【Accommodation Choices】 - Tsim Sha Tsui: Super convenient for shopping and dining, close to Victoria Harbour with beautiful night views. - Causeway Bay: A shopper’s paradise with many hotel options and convenient transportation. - Yau Ma Tei/Mong Kok: Experience authentic Hong Kong vibes with relatively high cost-performance. 🌟【Recommended Attractions】 1. Victoria Peak: Take the tram up the mountain to overlook the bustling city of Hong Kong. The night view is even better. It’s best to go at dusk to see both the daylight and the city lights coming on. 2. Victoria Harbour: One of the world’s top three night views. Don’t miss the Symphony of Lights show at 8 PM every night, and you can also take the Star Ferry for a night cruise. 3. Hong Kong Disneyland: A fairy tale world where both adults and kids have a blast. Download the app in advance to check showtimes and queue times. The nighttime fireworks show is a must-see! 4. Central: Hong Kong’s financial center with impressive buildings like the Bank of China Tower. You can also experience nightlife at Lan Kwai Fong. 5. Mong Kok: Ladies’ Market and Sneaker Street offer all kinds of great finds. Street snacks are abundant—be sure to try curry fish balls and egg waffles. 🍱【Food Highlights】 1. Wah So Ice Room: Famous for pineapple buns and tomato macaroni soup. Many celebrities have checked in here. 2. Australia Dairy Company: Scrambled eggs on toast and steamed milk pudding with egg whites—super delicious texture. 3. Kau Kee Beef Brisket: Tender beef brisket with rich broth. Beef brisket lovers must not miss this. 4. Regal Ice Cream Truck: If you see it on the street, grab one to try. The soft serve is full of creamy milk flavor. 🛍️【Shopping Guide】 1. Causeway Bay: Sogo Department Store, Times Square, with all kinds of big brands and trendy labels. 2. Tsim Sha Tsui: Harbour City is huge, a one-stop shopping destination, and DFS Duty-Free is also here. 3. Citygate Outlets: Great deals during sales seasons, where you can find many big brand discounted items. 📌【Tips】 1. Hong Kong’s indoor air conditioning is very cold, so remember to bring a light jacket. 2. When taking a taxi, be aware that extra charges may apply for large luggage stored in the trunk. 3. When riding the tram, board from the back door and pay when you get off from the front door.