What if I stay in Hong Kong for 9 days?

Because I don't know when you will arrive and leave, I assume that you will arrive and leave Hong Kong around noon. The 9-day trip depends on which hotel you stay in, but Hong Kong has convenient transportation and can easily reach any scenic spot.

The first day:

If there is only half a day at noon, the arrangement is as follows.

1. Exhibition Center+Golden Bauhinia Square (a popular tourist photography landmark) ~ 2. Avenue of Stars+Victoria Harbour (star handprint and magic neon light show at 8 o'clock, and you can also enjoy the scenery of Victoria Harbour on the Star Ferry) ~ 3. Visit sogou Harbour City (a collection of world brands, clothing, shoes and socks, cosmetics, etc. And there are many sea-view restaurants for dinner.

The next day:

The main activity is to go to Ocean Park (if you want to go to Disney).

The park is open from 9:30 am to 8: 00 pm.

If you don't want to go to the park so early, you can have morning tea at Aberdeen Painting Academy in the southern district of Hong Kong Island, then get off at admiralty station by subway and take the double-decker bus 629 directly to Ocean Park, which is divided into two parts: mountains and mountains. Tickets for many amusement facilities are included, and there is no need to pay extra (excluding food, souvenirs and tickets for 10 yuan Super Motion Cinema). Calculate the performance time of Hong Kong Ocean Park after entering the park, and take amusement facilities at other times. Close at 8 pm, take the 629 double-decker bus back to Admiralty, have dinner at Admiralty Square or Pacific Place, go shopping if you still have energy, and then go back to the hotel.

The third day:

One-day cable car tour of Baolian Temple and Temple of Heaven Buddha Angping 360.

Take the MTR to Tung Chung, take the Ngong Ping 360 crane, eat vegetarian food at Baolian Temple, visit Buddhist temples, and see the largest open-air sitting Buddha in Southeast Asia at the Temple of Heaven, but it takes more than 200 flights to reach the top of the mountain to see the Buddha. Do you have the strength? On the way down, you can take Long Yun Ba to Tai O to see the water town customs, where there is a very special water squatter life, home-made salted fish and ready-made seafood to eat local dishes in the restaurant.

The fourth day:

Tired after playing for a few days, I slept a little more, mainly to experience the journey of Hong Kong culture. First, go to the Wong Tai Sin Temple, which has the most incense in Hong Kong, to worship Buddha, and then go to Mong Kok to experience the crowds of the famous women's street, shoe street and electric street, and taste authentic snacks. Go to Miaojie Night Market in the evening. Miaojie Night Market is located in Yau Ma Tei and is open from 4 pm to 12:00 every day. Orderly open-air stalls sell many kinds of cheap clothes and exquisite products, from casual clothes, antiques and watches to electronic products and toys. The food stalls here are also very popular, with a lot of mouth-watering food. There are many fortune-telling kiosks near Tianhou Palace, where street opera performances and professional chess players gather. A trip to Temple Street will make you feel the authentic civilian color.

Fifth day

Strolling in the mid-levels, Central is the commercial and financial district of Hong Kong, but there are many historical buildings in this area. You may wish to visit this area at your own pace. Walk from the Star Ferry Pier to the City Hall, the Peace Monument, the Statue Square and the Legislative Council Building, then visit Queen's Road Central and Pidianzha Street, then take the escalator from Central to the Mid-Levels, enter the back streets and alleys, and mingle with the locals. The antique modern buildings along the road are uneven. If you walk along Garden Road, you can see many legal monuments in Hong Kong, such as St. John's Cathedral, Ms. Mei's Women's Club and the main building of Government House. Located in Hong Kong Park, the Tea Ware Museum is the oldest colonial building in Hong Kong.

Then go to Taipingshanding+Madame Tussauds Wax Museum (at the top of the mountain, you can enjoy the scenery, go shopping, visit the Wax Museum, and make your own wax figures of hands and feet, which is very interesting! )

Finally, go to Lan Kwai Fong for a carnival and experience the nightlife in Hong Kong, where there are new nightclubs, bars and open-air restaurants everywhere. Here, every night is party day!

sixth day

Stanley+Repulse Bay+Aberdeen

Stanley is a low-density tourist area full of western leisure. In addition to the scenic beaches, there is Stanley Square.

Repulse Bay not only has charming sunshine, ocean and beach, but also houses full of colonial colors and elegant and chic residential areas. When the sun sets, you can experience the intoxicating dusk in the downtown area. Attractions include Repulse Bay Shopping Mall, open-air restaurant, Tin Hau Temple and so on.

Aberdeen is a gathering place for fishing boats in Hong Kong. Traditional fishing boats and modern high-rise buildings standing on the nearby hillside are in sharp contrast. Coupled with the traditional Chinese painting boat "Treasure Seafood Boat", the beautiful neutral fishing port is just around the corner, and you can enjoy a special seafood meal on the Treasure Seafood Boat.

Seventh day

Happy Valley Racecourse+Causeway Bay City

When you come to Hong Kong, you must go to Happy Valley Racecourse to experience exciting horse racing. /kloc-People over the age of 0/8 can also visit the venues, whether they are betting or not. You can also join the "horse racing tour" to experience exciting horse racing activities. The Hong Kong Horse Racing Museum in Happy Valley Racecourse can let you know about the history and development of horse racing. Then go shopping in sogou and have dinner in Times Square in downtown Causeway Bay.

Eighth day

Snoopy Happy World+Shatian New City Plaza

Playing around the first outdoor amusement park in Asia and the second outdoor amusement park "Snoopy Happy World" in Sha Tin New Town Plaza is a hot spot in Xian Yi, young and old. Shatin New Town Plaza covers a large area and there are countless shops, so you can't go shopping all day!

Day 9:

If you are going to leave Hong Kong for Shenzhen Luohu Railway Station by subway at noon/afternoon, there should be nothing to play. Use this time to buy things you haven't bought yet, and then go when you are full!