4D4N in Hongkong& & MacauMy first solo trip!! Goodluck!!!AuthorsJerome01
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STAY - February 04,2025

Chungking Mansions
Hotel: Vienna Hostel Block D RECEPTION 10th floor Block D Address: Flat D8, 8/F, Block D, Chungking Mansion, 40 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Check-in: Tue, Feb 04,2025 (14:00-00:00) Check-out: Sat, Feb 08,2025 (10:00-11:00)
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Day 1 - Explore Tsim Sha Tsui & Victoria Peak

Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
A walk that skirts the harbour and some of Kowloon’s major cultural attractions while providing dramatic views of the Hong Kong Island skyline.
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A Symphony of Lights
‘A Symphony of Lights’ is the spectacular light and sound show at Victoria Harbour which incorporates a dazzling array of colourful lights synchronised to music.
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Avenue of Stars
One of Hong Kong’s iconic sights is its historic harbour and the waters that flow into it, and there’s no better place to soak up the awe-inspiring skyline than from the Avenue of Stars.
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Victoria Peak
Victoria Peak, known simply as The Peak, is a must-see Hong Kong destination — both day and night — offering iconic views of skyscraper-flanked Victoria Harbour, Kowloon peninsula and craggy mountain peaks. Instagram buffs often visit at twilight to capture stunning images of the city's illuminated skyline, or photograph the area's rich flora and fauna and historic buildings while taking a relaxing hike along the tree-lined Peak Circle Walk. The Peak — a short trip from the central business district — is easy to reach by bus or taxi.
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Tsuen Wan Line(Sham Shui Po Station)

Sham Shui Po
Sham Shui Po (Chinese: 深水埗; Cantonese Yale: Sāmséuibóu) is an MTR station located in Sham Shui Po, New Kowloon, Hong Kong. The station is located under Cheung Sha Wan Road between Cheung Sha Wan and Prince Edward stations on the Tsuen Wan line. Sham Shui Po's colour is dark green. The station has an island platform arrangement which serves two tracks.
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Hop Yik Tai
The menu at this always busy shop features Hong Kong-style snacks like fish balls, pork skin and braised radish. The hugely popular rice rolls are silky-smooth, with a hint of richness from the lard.
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Sun Hang Yuen
San Hang Yuen serves up delectable cha chaan teng staples, including their crowd-favourite beef and scrambled egg sandwiches.French toast & red bean ice
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Kung Wo Beancurd Factory
Kung Wo Beancurd Factory is a time-honoured shop that is best known for its silky smooth tofu puddings.
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Man Kee Cart Noodles
Popular eatery Man Kee Cart Noodles has several branches along Fuk Wing Street in Sham Shui Po.
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Oi Man Sang
Opened in 1956, Oi Man Sang is one of the licensed Dai Pai Dongs in Hong Kong. Its dishes are imbued with the nostalgic flavours of old Hong Kong, immersing you in the lively street food ambience.
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Tsuen Wan Line(Prince Edward Station)

One Dim Sum
A One-Michelin-starred Dim Sum restaurant. High quality food at an affordable price which is a popular restaurant in Prince Edward.
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Tsuen Wan Line(Mong Kok Station)

Sneakers Street
Sneakers Street offers the greatest collection of sportswear and sports shoe shops in Hong Kong (and possibly the whole universe).
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Kam Wah Cafe & Cake Shop
This Hong Kong bakery offers all the local favourites from pineapple buns to egg tarts.
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Ki Tsui Cake Shop
Despite the small size, this shop offers a wide array of Cantonese traditional puddings and pastries like Xiaofeng cake and walnut cookies.
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Dim Dim Sum Mong Kok
Dim Dim Sum, a spacious venue that dishes out endless bamboo baskets full of delicious morsels, such as rice flour rolls, deep fried dumplings with wasabi filling, and their generously sized xiao long bao.
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Café de Coral
Café de Coral Group (SEHK: 0341) is one of Asia’s largest publicly-listed restaurant and catering groups. With deep roots in Hong Kong, the Group has established its position as a market leader in the fast food industry over the past 50 years.
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Tsuen Wan Line(Yau Ma Tei Station)

Tung Tat
Must-try street food in Hong Kong Siu mai and curry fish balls
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Hing Kee Restaurant
Hing Kee Claypot Rice, also known as “Bo Jai Fan” (煲仔飯) in Cantonese, is a beloved local dish that warms hearts. Bo Jai Fan translates to “rice in a small claypot.” Hing Kee is a renowned restaurant with six branches around Temple Street in Hong Kong. They understand that waiting in long queues isn’t ideal, so they offer a street-vibe dining experience.
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759 Store (Kwun Tong Hip Wo Street)
759 Store is a Hong Kong chain store selling groceries and snacks. The name 759 is the Hong Kong Stock Exchange code for its parent company, CEC International Holdings Limited
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Tsuen Wan Line(Jordan Station)

Temple Street
Adorned with vibrant colours, Temple Street has been revitalised, showcasing its lively and captivating night vibes. The roadside food stalls also offer an endless array of delectable Hong Kong snacks and diverse specialty products, ensuring a satisfying experience that pleases both your taste buds and leaves you fulfilled. Come for an evening stroll through Temple Street and rediscover the distinctive nightlife of Hong Kong!
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Sun Hing Chang Restaurant
This one is not meant for most tourists but that doesn’t make the food any less significant- Fish congee. While it remains an aesthetic conflict between East and West, congee is a simple, gentle yet sophisticated food that we the locals just love.
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Kai Kai Dessert
Though it may look ominous, this thick, charcoal-coloured sweet soup is the perfect treat to combat any chills. A slurp of its hot, sticky broth can warm you down to your soul. Restaurants like the lauded dessert joint Gai Gai Dessert give you the option to add glutinous rice balls for extra texture.
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Tsuen Wan Line(Tsim Sha Tsui Station)

Bakehouse
Bakehouse is an artisan bakery & café born in Hong Kong. We craft artisanal baked goods in house, for you. Our selection of products are ever-changing, in harmony with Chef Grégoire Michaud’s inspiration and seasonal products’ availability. We create naturally leavened sourdough breads, danish and fine pastries using time-honoured artisanal traditions and methods. All our baked goods are handmade every day with fine flour from the traditional Suire Mill in France and the best premium and seasonal ingredients, by a team of passionate and highly skilled bakers and pastry chefs led by Grégoire.
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Shek Kee Wonton Noodles
Shek Kee Wonton Noodles is a popular haunt for local workers looking for a satisfying lunch or early dinner. Their signature wonton noodle dish is a standout, featuring generously-sized wontons and perfectly cooked, al dente noodles. For those who enjoy a little heat, don't miss their delectable chili sauce to spice things up! The best part? This mouthwatering meal will only set you back HKD 40.
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Bolton Cafe
3-min walk from Exit L5, Tsim Sha Tsui / East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station
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Café de Coral
a fast-food restaurant chain that serves both Chinese and Western food at a budget price. Established in 1968 in Causeway Bay, Café de Coral operates over 100 locations in the Hong Kong and 24 locations in China. As of September 2019, the group had 165 Café de Coral restaurants.
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DAY 2 - Macau & Hongkong Night City Tour

Macau Fisherman's Wharf
Macau Fisherman’s Wharf features a Convention and Exhibition Centre which boasts the largest pillar-less ballroom on the Macau Peninsula. Our event planning team can help you arrange almost any type of gathering from a large concert to a small business meeting. Venue sizes range from 200m² to 2,740m². Come and see how amazing our centre is!
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Guan Yin Statue
Symbol of the Centre, Kun Iam statue is made up of approximately 50 bronze castings, weighs 50 tons and measures 20 meters high. This sculpture's face was specifically designed to show the Universality expressed in the concept of “Ecumenic” - without any distinctive ethnicity. Inaugurated on 21st March 1999, the Centre was designed and made by the Portuguese architect and sculptor Cristina Rocha Leiria, with UNESCO support, in order to promote mutual respect and friendship among all peoples and civilizations. Kun Iam, or Guan Yin in Mandarin, is a deity embodying love, mercy and compassion, and a figure that represents this message of solidarity and rapprochement between people, worshiped even beyond the scope of the Buddhist religion.
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Wynn Macau
As Asia's leading Las Vegas-style luxury resort, Wynn Macau and the Encore at Wynn Macau continue to raise the bar for excellence.
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YOHO Treasure Island Hotel
YOHO Treasure Island Resorts World Hotel, located in the heart of Macau Peninsula, is renowned for its stunning views of the city.
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New Yaohan
New Yaohan is a department store in Macau, China. It was established on September 18, 1997, from the Macau branch of Yaohan, which was the first department store on the island. New Yaohan is a fully owned subsidiary company of Sociedade de Turismo e Diversões de Macau (STDM). The store is located on Avenida Dr. Mário Soares, Praia Grande, with one outlet store in Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal.
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Macau Tower Convention and Entertainment Center
Macau Tower is one of the most recognizable landmarks of the Macau skyline and offers the best view of Macau. The Best Spot In Town For A 360° Panoramic View Of The Vibrant City
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The St. Regis Macao
The Londoner Macao features an outdoor swimming pool, fitness center, a restaurant and bar in Macau. This 5-star hotel offers an ATM and a concierge service.
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Studio City Macau
Studio City is a glamorous entertainment resort in Macau with a luxury hotel, iconic attractions, global dining, shopping streets and an opulent casino.
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Galaxy Hotel
Galaxy Macau™ integrated resort offers visitors from all over the world an unlimited experience with luxury hotel, dining, entertainment, shopping
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Broadway Macau
Broadway Macau is a popular dining and entertainment destination that offers the best of authentic Macau flavors and vibrant Asian experiences.
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HK City Sightseeing
Relax in the warm evening air on our 'once-around' panoramic Night Tour, which gives you the opportunity to see the city of Dubai illuminated in the evening.
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DAY 3 - Lantau Island & Central and Sheung Wan

Ngong Ping 360
Start your Lantau adventure on a 25-minute crystal cabin cable car ride. The glass bottom will bring you a novel, unobstructed angle to appreciate the stunning views of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the Big Buddha. Step off at Ngong Ping Village, full of Chinese character, to sample local snacks, shop for special gifts and indulge in multimedia and interactive attractions. The Big Buddha, the world’s second largest outdoor seated bronze Buddha statue, is only minutes away from the Village. Climb 268 steps to the base for a closer look at the 34-metre-tall statue and its surrounding verdant, mountain terrain. Conclude your Lantau cultural trip by visiting the century-old Po Lin Monastery, situated right next to Big Buddha.
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Central-Mid-Levels Escalators
The Central—Mid-Levels Escalator is the world's longest outdoor covered escalator
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Island Line(Sai Ying Pun Station)

St. Lolan Bakery
Not to be overlooked, this Hong Kong bakery boasts exceptionally flaky egg tarts as well as other traditional-style pastries and baked goods. Think cream buns, buttery biscuits and much more.
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Kwan Kee Claypot Rice
Its red sign, basic interior and traditional stir-fries all point to an authentic Hong Kong food experience. Claypot rice is only served at night and takes time to prepare, so order it first as soon as you’re seated. The three-rice blend results in a chewy texture and appealing fragrance; the bottom crust is always perfectly scorched. The white eel variety is especially popular; pair it with claypot dishes with excellent wok hei.
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Ping Pong 129
Ping Pong 129 was the first Spanish gin and tonic bar to set up shop in not only Hong Kong, but in all of Asia Pacific.
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Island Line(Sheung Wan Station or Central Station)

Tsim Chai Kee Noodle
Tsim Chai Kee Noodle is a famous Hong Kong style wonton noodle shop that only serves noodles and sides. Their signature dishes include wonton noodles, fish ball noodles and beef noodles.
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Mammy Pancake (Central)
Mammy Pancake was founded in Hung Hom in July 2009, with the vision of making egg puffs that transported people back to their childhood.
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Dim Sum Square
Dim Sum Square has been established for 4 years, and is famous for its traditional and reasonable steamed–to-order dim sum.
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Lan Fong Yuen
Founded in 1952, Lan Fong Yuen is now one of Hong Kong’s most historic cha chaan tengs (tea restaurants), with its main restaurant located on Gage Street in Central. It started out in the style of a dai pai dong – a type of open-air food stall now increasingly rare in Hong Kong. Even though its main operation is now inside a building, its classic green stall is still preserved today. Lan Fong Yuen is said to be the origin of classic local beverages yuan yang and stocking milk tea. Popular options on its food menu include pork chop bun, French toast and chicken noodles
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Tai Cheong Bakery
Established in 1954, Tai Cheong Bakery is one of Hong Kong’s most well-known bakeries. Queues start forming outside in the morning and don’t let up until late into the day as the bakery is often featured in travel books and blogs about Hong Kong. If you’re a fan of egg tarts with buttery, shortcrust pastry instead of the flaky variation, then Tai Cheong Bakery is a must-visit.
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Kau Kee
The food is delicious. Beef noodles are the speciality; different cuts of meat with a variety of noodles in a tasty broth or spicy sauce.
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Chan Sze Kee
Food & Dining places in Hong Kong at OpenRice Hong Kong.
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DON DON DONKI The Whampoa
This is a Japanese Chain seen throughout Asia.
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Island Line(Wan Chai-optional)

Cheung Fun Wong
Cheong Fun, in other words rice noodle roll, is a Cantonese staple.
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Chukfo Taipan Restaurant
Experience the delightful flavors of Hong Kong, from Char Siu to roast goose. Discover the best-kept secrets of traditional Hong Kong cuisine in Wan Chai.
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Wan Chai Market
Local food lovers consider Wan Chai Market one of the city's best "wet markets" (ie markets that sell fresh vegetables, seafood, meat, etc.).
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Wai Kee Halal restaurant
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Kam's Roast Goose
Kam's Roast Goose is a Guangdong-style restaurant that specialises in serving variations of Chinese BBQ meats.
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Silk. (Central)
Original Handmade HK-Style Milk Tea. Smooth as Silk. Home of the world-famous “Smooth King.” 1 year, 1 million served.
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Island Line(Causeway Bay-optional)

Cafe Match Box
This HK Cafe has cute and fun renovation, where the booth seats resemble the iconic HK Mini Bus. It also has nostalgic HK memorabilia around the cafe, ...
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Ho Hung Kee Congee & Noodle
Ho Hung Kee is an authentic Hong Kong-style congee and noodle shop awarded one Michelin star.
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Nam Kee Noodle
Nam Kee Noodle, founded in 1981, has long been famous for its taste and ... Shop G04, G/F, Metro Harbour Plaza, 8 Fuk Lee Street, Tai Kok Tsui, Kowloon.
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Wing Kee Noodle
Located in Tsz Wan Shan, Wing Kee invented their extremely rich satay sauce that has extra peanut flavor and sharp aroma of spices.
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Islamic Centre Canteen
Islamic Center Canteen is a Guangdong-style restaurant inside the Islamic Center. Apart from serving Guangdong food and dim sum, they also have a Halal.
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Warung Malang Club
This is an authentic indonesian restaurant with formica tables and great fresh food! The Nasi Padang, Fried rice and sate were wonderful.
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DAY 4 - Church & Outlying Island

Sda Church Kings Road Northpoint
Official online home of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, a Christian denomination devoted to helping people understand the Bible & find freedom
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Cheung Chau
The small, dumb-bell-shaped island of Cheung Chau, or ‘long island’ — covering almost 3 sq km — is well-known for its distinctive waterfront, crammed with gently rocking moored fishing boats and seafood restaurants. The island’s sandy beaches and scenic family-friendly hiking trail have always been appealing to those keen to escape the hectic city life. It’s no surprise that the last couple of years have seen younger people moving to the island to call it home, bringing with them a demand for contemporary, Instagrammable cafes. These vibrant new, hip joints sit in harmony alongside the island’s timeless, laid-back charms such as Pak Tai Temple — established in the 18th century by fisherfolk to honour the Taoist ‘God of the Sea’ — which is the traditional venue for the island’s vibrant annual Cheung Chau Jiao Festival, also known as the Cheung Chau Bun Festival, activities.
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