3-day Hong Kong Travel Plan

Thanks to the system of public transport operating widely and continuously 24/24, visitors do not take too much time to explore Hong Kong. 3-day Hong Kong travel planDay 1: Explore Kowloon: As one of the Hong Kong's tourism icon, Kowloon is the first place you should go. If you arrive at night, walk from the brightly lit path of Nathan in Tsim Sha Tsui to the Clock Tower harbor area. While most of the tourist spots here are more enjoyable at night like the Mong Kok night market on Jordan Street, Kowloon has plenty of places to visit during the day. For those who love architecture, visit the Innovation Building at Hong Kong Polytechnic University

. Some other places like Nan Lian Flower Garden or Chi Lam Monastery will give you a nostalgic feeling of traditional traits. Day 2: Interesting things on Hong Kong Island: From Kowloon, go to Star Ferry to reach Central Pier on Hong Kong Island. The tour will give you a more interesting view of the lives of the people here and when you arrive, you will enjoy modern buildings such as the Legislative Council building or something old than in Former French.



Photo: weblogtheworld The high-rise building is a special highlight of Hong Kong Island. After exploring the administrative and commercial center comfortably, take the high-speed train to Tai Koo and from here, you will have a chance to admire the iconic building of Hong Kong called Yick Fat. Then take the subway to Tin Hau and Lai Tak Tsuen to see more of their beauty. Back to the administrative center, you enjoy lunch at some places like Din Tai Fung, or Khana Khazana Indian restaurant. In the afternoon, you can choose between going to The Peak Tower to see the city from above, stopping by some bars on Hollywood Avenue or returning to Kowloon for a rest. Day 3: Lantau and the giant Buddha statue: Return to the Star Ferry but not for you to go to Hong Kong Island, but from Mui Wo to Lantau Island. After 30 minutes by ferry, you will have to take another 30 minutes bus ride to reach Ngong Ping and here you will see the giant Buddha statue along with Polin Monastery These are all sacred places that you should visit when traveling in Hong Kong.



The area is quite crowded because thousands of visitors come every day, especially on weekends. The monastery is also a pretty attractive place for the Path of Wisdom. After a meal at a vegetarian restaurant in the monastery, take bus number 21 to Tai O, a traditional fishing village. Since this place is always crowded with tourists, residents have perfected a system of Ngong Ping 360 cable car and if walking, it will only take a few minutes to arrive. When you have fun, return to Mui Wo and take the ferry back to Hong Kong Island. You will have the opportunity to witness firsthand the beauty of Man Mo Pagoda at night. If you do not go to Hong Kong Island, you can go to Tung Chung station and take the high-speed train back to Kowloon. Photo: Strippedpixel.



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