Tsim Sha Tsui

#hkonbudget Had a wonderful time cruising across Victoria Harbour on the Tsim Sha Tsui ferry – truly a 5⭐ Hong Kong experience! 🌟 The cool sea breeze, gentle waves, and stunning skyline views made it the perfect way to see the city from a new angle 🌊🏙️. 🌞 Whether it’s early morning light or golden sunset glow, the ride feels calm, scenic, and full of classic Hong Kong charm 💛. The ferry is clean, affordable, and gives that nostalgic vibe that never gets old 🚢💫. 📍 Travel tip: Hop on from Tsim Sha Tsui Pier to Central or Wan Chai 🚇 – it’s quick, easy, and offers some of the best harbour photo spots 📸✨. If you want a relaxing, budget-friendly, and scenic city moment, the Tsim Sha Tsui ferry ride is a must-try! 🌅💙 #TsimShaTsuiFerry #VictoriaHarbour #HongKongTravel #ScenicViews #HarbourRide #TripMoments #ExploreHongKong #CityByTheSea 🇭🇰⛴️✨

Found a great summer hiking spot – Shing Mun Reservoir in Hong Kong. The ancient forest has high tree coverage, blocking out the sun, with dense foliage and emerald green lake water. The lawns along the lake have sprouted their first spring shoots, and there are many distinctive tall Melaleuca trees. You'll often see many monkeys leaping through the woods. Walking on the forest path surrounded by tall trees, filled with the scent of wood, looking at the ancient trees evokes memories of the past, like an undiscovered forest secret. It's serene and tranquil, with large areas of exposed tree roots forming rare net-like patterns. I love the relaxed feeling of sitting on the lakeside grass. The oases, marshes, and streams give a primitive feel. This place is perfect for leisurely hiking, relaxing, and breathing fresh air. If you need it, you can save my one-day round-trip hiking guide. 🚇 Transportation: 1️⃣ Lo Wu Port➡️MTR East Rail Line to Sha Tin MTR Station Exit A➡️Transfer to bus 47X and get off at Ho Fung College Station➡️Walk 15 minutes to the hiking starting point; 2️⃣ Hong Kong Tsuen Wan MTR Station Exit B➡️Take green minibus route 82 directly to the hiking starting point. 👉 My Route: ✅ Shing Mun Reservoir Visitor Centre—Lakeside Melaleuca Forest—Return to the main road, walk forward, then take the small path on the right—Lakeside Grassland—Return along the main road (the loop is about 5 km). 📸 Recommended Photo Spots: 1️⃣ Lakeside Melaleuca Forest: Lakeside forest, green water visible between tree trunks, the expansive mountains and waters create a very relaxed feeling; 2️⃣ Lakeside Grassland: Like an undisturbed corner, the solitary trees, monkey troops, and fallen trees give a wild, natural feel. ⛰️ Tips: ✅ The entire loop is 10 km, but this time I only walked a scenic short section, suitable for beginners and for taking photos; ✅ Be careful not to eat at the Lakeside Melaleuca Forest and Lakeside Grassland, as monkeys might snatch your food; ✅ The route is very leisurely and not difficult, with no resupply points along the way, so it's recommended to bring snacks and water. Accommodation 🏨by Marriott Hong Kong Sha Tin A hidden gem hotel with excellent value for money, a 5-minute walk to Shek Mun MTR Station, with bus stops, supermarkets, and shopping malls all nearby. Free shuttle bus directly to Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, making evening shopping super convenient. 🏨Riverside Hotel Hong Kong A tranquil oasis by the Sha Tin River, where you can experience a thousand-dollar resort feel for around 600+ per person. The environment is serene with excellent river views, a few minutes' walk to Sha Tin MTR Station, and direct access to New Town Plaza within half an hour. 🏨Park Hotel Hong Kong No. 8 Pak Hok Ting Street, Sha Tin, a 5-minute walk directly to Sha Tin Station. The East Rail Line commute is super convenient, 7 minutes to The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Excellent value for long-term stays. 🏨HOTEL BY AKOYA Hong Kong No. 1 Yuen Hong Street, Sha Tin, 600 meters from Shek Mun MTR Station and 620 meters from City One MTR Station. Well-equipped facilities and excellent service, a comfortable accommodation choice after hiking at Shing Mun Reservoir.

If you are flying to Hong Kong for BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’, don’t spend the whole trip only waiting for concert day 💜🎫. Hong Kong is one of the best cities for a short concert trip because it has beautiful harbour views, shopping streets, food spots, night views, and easy transport. If your hotel is near Kai Tak, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, or Hung Hom, you can still enjoy many places before or after the concert. Start with Tsim Sha Tsui if you want the classic Hong Kong view 🌆📸. This area is perfect for first-time visitors because you can walk along the harbour, take photos at the Avenue of Stars, enjoy the skyline view, and visit nearby shopping malls. It is also a great area for ARMYs who want a more relaxing city walk before the concert. Around this area, you can search for hotels such as Holiday Inn GOLDEN MILE HONG KONG by IHG, Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui, The Langham, Hong Kong, The Mira Hong Kong, Regent Hong Kong, and K11 ARTUS. For shopping and local food, Mong Kok is a fun choice 🛍️🍜. The area is lively, bright, and full of Hong Kong street energy. You can explore Ladies’ Market, Sneakers Street, local dessert shops, cafés, and shopping malls. It is not the closest area to Kai Tak Stadium, but it is very convenient if you want food, shopping, and a busy Hong Kong vibe. Hotels to search nearby include Royal Plaza Hotel, Cordis, Hong Kong, Metropark Hotel Kowloon, and Stanford Hotel. If you want a smoother concert day, spend some time around Kai Tak Sports Park and nearby areas 🏟️🚇. You can check the route from your hotel to Kai Tak Stadium, look for the nearest MTR station, and plan your return after the concert. Staying around Kai Tak, To Kwa Wan, Kowloon City, or Hung Hom can help reduce travel stress, especially at night. Hotel names to search include MIJ (KAI TAK) HOTEL, iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel, Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees, Harbour Plaza Metropolis, Harbour Grand Kowloon, and IND Hotel. For a more premium Hong Kong travel feeling, try the harbourfront areas around Tsim Sha Tsui or Hung Hom ✨🏨. These areas are nice for skyline views, evening walks, and comfortable hotel stays. Some hotels to search on Trip.com include Kerry Hotel Hong Kong by Shangri-La, Harbour Grand Kowloon, Harbour Plaza Metropolis, Sheraton Hong Kong Hotel & Towers, Regent Hong Kong, and Rosewood Hong Kong. My simple ARMY travel tip: don’t make your concert day too packed ⏰💜. Use the day before the concert for sightseeing, shopping, and café hopping. On concert day, keep the schedule light, check transport early, eat before going to the stadium, and leave enough time for merchandise, photos, and entry. After the concert, having a hotel near an MTR station can make the return much easier. You can use Trip.com to compare hotels, flights, eSIM/SIM cards, airport transfers, and attractions in one place ✈️🏨📱🚕🎡. For a BTS Hong Kong concert trip, a good plan is: stay near convenient transport, visit Tsim Sha Tsui for harbour views, go to Mong Kok for shopping and food, and keep Kai Tak Stadium travel simple on concert day 💜🇭🇰. 📍 Location tags: Hong Kong, Kai Tak Stadium, Kai Tak Sports Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok, Hung Hom 🏨 Hotel tags to search: MIJ (KAI TAK) HOTEL, iclub To Kwa Wan Hotel, Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees, Harbour Plaza Metropolis, Harbour Grand Kowloon, Royal Plaza Hotel, Cordis Hong Kong, Holiday Inn GOLDEN MILE HONG KONG by IHG, Hyatt Regency Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui, Kerry Hotel Hong Kong by Shangri-La 🎡 Attraction tags: Avenue of Stars, Victoria Harbour, Ladies’ Market, Sneakers Street, K11 MUSEA #BTSHongKong #BTSWorldTour #BTSARIRANG #TripMoment #Tripcom #HongKongTrip #KaiTakStadium #KaiTakSportsPark #ConcertTravel #ARMYTravel #HongKongGuide #TsimShaTsui #MongKok #VictoriaHarbour #AvenueOfStars #LadiesMarket #SneakersStreet #HongKongHotels

Here’s a scary yet exciting news??: Hong Kong hotel prices from August to November have collectively dropped 52%! This is a great chance to save big, everyone! 🛏️💥 Traveling to Hong Kong, choosing a hotel can be really stressful?? Especially in prime areas like Tsim Sha Tsui and K11, prices soar and wallets tremble! Now the discount season is finally here, bookmark this post to avoid overpaying! 💰 🌟Recommended high value hotels in Tsim Sha Tsui🌟 1️⃣ K11 ARTUS hotel 📍Address: 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui ✨Highlights: Strong artistic vibe, 5-minute walk to K11 Musea, plus unbeatable sea view rooms! Huge discounts now, don’t miss out! 2️⃣ The Langham, Hong Kong 📍Address: 8 Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui ✨Highlights: Five-star quality, excellent location, just a 3-minute walk to Harbour City! Prices have dropped significantly and are very affordable now~ 3️⃣ Gateway Hotel 📍Address: 13 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui ✨Highlights: Located inside Harbour City, super convenient for shopping! Recently huge discounts, value for money has skyrocketed! 💡Tips: Booking Hong Kong hotels for August to November now generally comes with discounts. The earlier you book, the cheaper it gets! It’s best to book at least 2 weeks in advance for the best deals~ Don’t miss out and act fast to avoid overpaying!

A vertical manor on Victoria Harbour | Capturing the romance of the entire harbor in a single room 🌊 If you're looking for a place in Hong Kong that offers top-tier luxury without being overly flashy, my stay at Rosewood hit every expectation I had 🥰 Rosewood Hong Kong ✨ Room soundproofing and cleanliness Walking into the guest room feels like stepping into a meticulously maintained seaside private residence 🪵. Natural wood, marble, and soft metals are woven together, and every piece of decor carries an artistic touch. The cleanliness of the entire room stands up to close inspection; there are no water stains on the marble countertops, and the bathroom gaps and wardrobe corners are all spotless 🛁. The large floor-to-ceiling windows capture views of Victoria Harbour or the Kowloon mountains. Watching the sunset wash over the sea in the evening is so beautiful that you won't want to close the curtains 🌇. The bedding is fluffy and high-end, and there are multiple pillow types to choose from, offering a gentle yet supportive sleep experience 🛏️. Although located in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui area, the wall soundproofing is quite reliable. Once the windows are closed, the noise of street traffic and crowds fades away 🌙. The turndown service quietly delivers little surprises, the lights are adjusted to a comfortable warm tone, and as you soak in the tub while looking at the sea, you can feel yourself slowly relaxing. 🍽️ Dining experience The hotel's culinary lineup is truly sincere 😋, with multiple restaurants and bars, each with its own specialty. The Cantonese dim sum and roasted meats at the one-Michelin-starred The Legacy House are stunning, perfectly capturing authentic Cantonese flavors 🥢. CHAAT's creative Indian cuisine is full of vitality with rich layers of flavor; if you like trying new things, you definitely shouldn't miss it 🌶️. There's also Henry steakhouse and a high-altitude bar with a great atmosphere, perfect for a drink in the evening while watching the lights of Victoria Harbour slowly come on 🍸. If you want to enjoy some quiet time, you can also book the Manor Club to enjoy afternoon tea and snacks while overlooking the sea from a height. Every bite is filled with a sense of ritual 🍰. 🎁 Other tips The hotel is located in the Victoria Dockside area 🚗, not far from the MTR and the West Kowloon High Speed Rail Station. It's very convenient for exploring Tsim Sha Tsui or taking the Star Ferry across the harbor 🛳️. The infinity pool high above is a must-visit spot; soaking in the water while facing Victoria Harbour makes for an incredibly atmospheric photo 💦. The Asaya wellness center and the all-day fitness center are fully equipped. I recommend prioritizing high-floor sea-view room types when booking to upgrade your viewing experience, and remember to book tables at popular restaurants in advance to avoid disappointment 📌. This was an unforgettable luxury stay on Victoria Harbour. With its refined and restrained manor feel, unbeatable harbor views, and meticulous service, it's perfect for anniversary trips, getaways with friends, or business stays.

If you're visiting Hong Kong, you absolutely can't miss this shop! Prices are very affordable, and there's a huge variety of snacks to choose from. It’s so much fun just browsing through the aisles. My favorites are the Salted Egg Yolk Crispy Egg Rolls and the BBQ-flavored crispy crust snacks. This shop is quite popular with tourists; everyone buys a ton of snacks, and some even fill up multiple baskets! 📍 Location: Best Mart 360 🚃 Getting There: MTR Subway - Tsim Sha Tsui Station This branch is right on the main road, so it's very easy to find.

This time I came to Hong Kong for shopping, and I immediately chose the Royal Plaza Hotel in Mong Kok! After staying here, I realized that in the land-scarce Hong Kong, having a spacious room and unbeatable convenient transportation truly brings immense happiness! Directly above Mong Kok East Station, the transportation pinnacle The hotel's location is simply a blessing for the lazy! It is directly connected to Mong Kok East MTR Station and MOKO New Century Plaza. As soon as you exit the MTR gates, there are signs leading straight to the lobby, so you don’t have to worry about sun or rain. Want to go to Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay, or cross the border to Shenzhen? Taking the East Rail Line is super convenient. Right downstairs is a mall with over 200 shops, so dining and shopping are all done in one stop. For shopping lovers, this is the perfect "supply station"! Spacious suites with warm caramel design I have to praise the rooms at Royal Plaza! It’s rare to find such spacious rooms in Hong Kong (the deluxe rooms are a full 33 square meters!). The suite I stayed in was even more luxurious, with a warm caramel color scheme that feels cozy and grand. The moment you enter, you feel relaxed despite being in the bustling city. The room facilities are excellent, with a Sony hotel TV offering many international channels, USB charging ports by the bedside, and a large bathroom. After a full day of exploring, soaking in the bath is just heavenly~ Stunning night views and rooftop heated pool Open the curtains and you get a full view of the bustling Mong Kok streets and beautiful night scenes—every snapshot looks like a classic Hong Kong photo! The outdoor heated pool on the 8th floor is a must-visit, stretching a full 40 meters! Swim in the morning or evening, or relax in the adjacent jacuzzi while watching the busy traffic below—an experience that’s top-notch. There’s also a fully equipped gym nearby, so you can work out while enjoying the view, pretending you’re on vacation in New York~ American breakfast and authentic Chinese cuisine Breakfast is a hearty American-style buffet with many options to fuel your day of adventure. If you don’t want to go far for dinner, the hotel’s Chinese restaurants "Royal Plaza Pavilion" and "Lion Rock Cuisine" are fantastic, serving exquisite Hong Kong-style private dishes that taste just as good as popular outside eateries! Thoughtful service and conference facilities The hotel’s service is impeccable, from check-in to luggage storage, everything is very user-friendly. For families with children, the hotel can provide baby cots and other child supplies. Additionally, the hotel has a large conference hall. I saw many business guests holding meetings during my visit, making it a prestigious venue for events! If you want a comfortable stay and convenient travel in Hong Kong, Royal Plaza Hotel is definitely a no-brainer choice! Next time I come to Mong Kok, I will definitely book this hotel again! 🏨 Royal Plaza Hotel Hong Kong Royal Plaza Hotel [RoundNails] Yau Tsim Mong District, 193 Prince Edward Road West, Mong Kok

I stayed at Rosewood Hong Kong during my trip, and I was truly left speechless by its beauty 😭 Victoria Dockside along the Victoria Harbour waterfront is like a slowly unfurling golden scroll, and Rosewood Hong Kong is the most moving stroke hidden within this coastline. The shimmering waves are woven into the building's texture. Above the hustle and bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui, it stands quietly with a calm and elegant temperament, commanding the most breathtaking view of the entire Victoria Harbour 🌊 Tony Chi's design carries a perfectly balanced, cool restraint. Without deliberately piling on complex materials, it relies on fluid proportions and shifting light and shadow to slowly unfold the elegance and prestige of a private residence. The public areas feel like the study or parlor of a gentleman from a bygone era. The air is filled with a faint fragrance, and it is so quiet you can hear time flowing 🍃 In the guest rooms, wooden blinds filter the sunlight, cutting it into dappled light and shadow. The velvet is so soft you want to sink into it, and the marble radiates a cool, sophisticated luster. From the Harbour View Rooms and Corner Suites to the Manor Suites, the view unfolds layer by layer, like a romantic confession dedicated to Victoria Harbour 💫 The culinary journey never ends! Eleven restaurants and lounges build a rich gastronomic map 🍽️ CHAAT's bold spices dance on the tongue, full of exotic flair; Legacy House's Cantonese cuisine is gentle and lingering, offering a taste of timeless depth; Marmo Bistro flows with Italian relaxation; DarkSide jazz bar wraps melodies in a tipsy haze; The newly opened Bar Camillo fills the air with a lingering atmosphere 🥂 You must experience the Manor Club, where you can shed your fatigue in quiet composure. The 25-meter infinity pool on the sixth floor is like a suspended water mirror, with the night view of Victoria Harbour washing over the surface; Asaya by Guerlain spa relaxes every inch of your skin, and with the art tours, there are so many details that one trip is simply not enough to experience them all ~ 📅 Day 1 Victoria Harbour dawn, dusk, and a tipsy feast Wake up in the morning light of your room, open the floor-to-ceiling windows, and see the sea surface covered in shimmering gold ✨ Spend the morning strolling through K11 MUSEA, pausing among art installations to appreciate the design aesthetics. Enjoy exquisite Cantonese dim sum at Legacy House for lunch. In the afternoon, soak in the infinity pool, overlooking the bustling street scenes of Tsim Sha Tsui. At night, head to DarkSide, order a cocktail with old Hong Kong nostalgia, and spend the evening accompanied by jazz music 🌃 📅 Day 2 A leisurely stroll through the hustle and bustle of Tsim Sha Tsui Start the morning with soft scrambled eggs and toast at Australia Dairy Company 🍳 Stroll slowly along Nathan Road, walk to the Avenue of Stars to greet the sea breeze and look for familiar handprints. For lunch, enjoy authentic local vibes with shrimp roe noodles at Lau Sum Kee in Sham Shui Po 🍜 In the afternoon, take the Star Ferry, swaying with the boat while taking in the skyscrapers on both sides. At night, head to CHAAT, where bold spices and cocktails round out the day 🌆 📅 Day 3 A gentle farewell with art Spend the morning at the Hong Kong Museum of Art, touching the city's artistic pulse through paintings and calligraphy 🎨 Return to Rosewood at noon for warm Italian cuisine at Marmo Bistro. In the afternoon, book an Asaya spa treatment, letting the aromatherapy clear away your worries 💆‍♀️ Before leaving, have a drink at Bar Camillo. As night falls, the floor-to-ceiling windows frame the dazzling Victoria Harbour light show, tucking away the excitement of being in the clouds to become a long-lasting, shining memory in your heart 💖

🩵🤍 POP MART has so many branches across Hong Kong, China, and Thailand. You can't help but stop by when you walk past because there are so many cute items, whether they're blind boxes, keychains, or Art Toys. The Labubu keychains are so adorable! Pop Mart fans shouldn't miss this if you're catching a flight here. Plus, Hong Kong International Airport has plenty of other shops selling cute merchandise too. Don't forget to set aside some time for shopping! 💖 📍 Location: Hong Kong International Airport 🚎 Getting There We stayed in the Tsim Sha Tsui area and took the A21 bus directly to the airport.

The night view of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, is truly mind-blowing! 🌃 Every photo you take is wallpaper-worthy; you'll fall in love the moment you arrive~ Here, you can admire the night scenery of one of the world's four most beautiful harbors and take in the boundless charm of the Pearl of the Orient! ✨ How could you miss this when visiting Hong Kong? 🔥 🌉 The modern architecture on both sides of Victoria Harbour lights up at night, making every shot look like a blockbuster! The blend of outdoor cultural scenery and the harbor creates a stunning backdrop, with distant buildings arranged in perfect harmony—the atmosphere is just incredible~ 📸 Tsim Sha Tsui at night is truly worth a special trip! 💫 Feeling the sea breeze while watching the glittering lights is so healing 🥹 I recommend arriving in the evening to stake out a spot. You can capture two kinds of romance in one go: the sunset and the moment the city lights come on! After enjoying the night view, head nearby for a bite to eat—the perfect way to end the day~ 🍜

#chinatrip Do not miss out this little store in Tsim Sha Tsui! What it offers are one of its kind which I have not seen it elsewhere. If you are adventurous, definitely get their Signature Emperor beef entrails combo. There are many rare ingredients including beef intestine, beef trachea, beef bone marrow and more. The broth was so flavorful and rich which makes a good snack. Do take note It’s only for takeaway only. #travel #hongkong

If you only have 24 hours in Hong Kong, you need a solid route that doesn't involve backtracking. I did this classic Kowloon-to-Island walk recently, and honestly, it’s the best way to see the contrasts of the city without spending a fortune. Here’s the exact breakdown of the route, transport, and what’s actually worth your time. ### The Route: Mong Kok → Tsim Sha Tsui → Star Ferry → Central → Victoria Peak · *1. Morning: Mong Kok & Yau Ma Tei** · **How to get there:** MTR to Mong Kok (Exit C). · **What to do:** Have a quick look at the massive indoor escalator in Langham Place, then head out to the bustling streets of Ladies' Market. From there, walk about 5 minutes down to the old Yau Ma Tei Police Station. It's a classic TVB drama filming spot—highly photogenic and absolutely free. · *2. Midday: Tsim Sha Tsui & The Star Ferry** · **How to get there:** MTR down to Tsim Sha Tsui. · **What to do:** Stroll along the Avenue of Stars. It's a bit touristy, but the harbour views are stunning. · **The Budget Win:** Skip the expensive sightseeing cruises. Head to the pier and board the historic Star Ferry to Central. It costs around HK$5 (literally about 50p) and gives you the absolute best vantage point of the skyline from the water. · *3. Afternoon: Central Observation Wheel** · **Cost:** HK$20 (about £2). · **Is it worth it?** Absolutely. You get three full rotations and it’s dirt cheap compared to something like the London Eye. Try to time this with the sunset if you can. · *4. Evening: Victoria Peak via the Peak Tram** · **Transport:** Take the Peak Tram up (definitely pre-book your tickets online beforehand to skip the massive ticket queue). · **My Top Tip:** Don't pay extra for the Sky Terrace 428 viewing platform. It’s a total tourist trap. Instead, take a 15-minute walk along Lugard Road. It’s completely free, much quieter, and offers the exact same breath-taking panoramic view of the skyscrapers lighting up. ### Quick Essentials: · **Data:** Get an e-SIM sorted before you arrive. · **Payment:** Most places take card/mobile pay, but keep a tiny bit of cash on you for street food and market stalls.