The first stop in Guangzhou is a half-day tour of Panyu District Science Center. I came for the Guinness Book of Records as the largest science museum in Asia, but the experience was really average. The first was the noise that soared into the sky as soon as they entered the stadium. If the daily tour limit was 20,000 people, then at least half of the 20,000 people were children. Then they were noisy in a huge house, just like cicadas in summer. There was a steady stream of student study tours on weekends during the summer vacation, which was simply filled with buffs. Every venue and every project revolves around everyone. Even if you touch an experience device, there are children next to you who press hard. Choosing this scenic spot that circumvents half the city was a failure, and primary school students and middle school students received zero gains. It's not as impressive as the three or four university gates I saw passing by the university town when I came here.

At noon, I took a taxi back to Wanshengwei, the starting point of the legendary "seven most beautiful kilometers in Guangzhou" tram. I really didn't expect that I almost stopped here. Many people came to take pictures of the tram, even if we were the first to queue up after buying tickets, or even stood in the first row at the car door. When the car door opened, the crowd behind us began to pounce. Our old lady's shoes were stepped on the bottom of the car. The old man was pushed until he almost fell. Fortunately, the big brother next to him kindly pulled him and stopped slightly. The reason was that everyone wanted to come up and grab the seat on the side of the river. It was so damn fierce. The station was in chaos, with zero safety precautions, and even children would run to the track to play while waiting for the bus. Site personnel will remind them loudly, but the effect is minimal. After arriving at the Guangzhou Tower, I basically no longer had the mood for sightseeing. The elderly and children were very tired. After taking a look at the tower for two, they took a taxi back to the hotel to rest. As for whether these seven kilometers are beautiful or not, to be honest, we can only see the Tiaojiang River, which is not as brilliant as the marketing, and it is not worth the special trip. If you have to take it, don't leave at the first stop. It's too crowded and dangerous. You can get on the train from the next stop, but it's completely unnecessary to come during the summer vacation.

After that, only two middle-aged women continued to stroll around. The subway set off to the Provincial Library, which was very large. After walking through each floor roughly, I felt the learning atmosphere of a big city. Then I planned to go to Huachenghui to stroll around the streets and found that it was all a place to eat. After leaving Huachenghui and walking up, I saw a small fountain square. There were many tourists sitting around it. Because I knew that there was a Haixinsha Music Square when I was doing the guide, I waited next to it, and then it began to sing. The crowd cheered with the spray of water. We were a little puzzled at the time, how could it be so attractive if we even have a fountain square of this scale? After three or four tunes, the fountain closed for business, and the crowd moved towards the Guangzhou Tower. They passed by the Provincial Expo, but they didn't make an appointment a week in advance. They glanced from the roadside and left. Originally, I planned to walk to the riverside to admire the tower, but was finally blocked by the crowd. It turned out that the real music fountain was here, dancing to the song. It's really a big musical fountain. We really don't have one in our small places.

August 19, which happened to be Doctors 'Day, and blessing words were floating on the tower, giving a sense of ceremony. Later, I saw many young brothers singing live in the park next to me. It was quite atmosphere. I didn't dare to listen too much, for fear that the lyrics would be too touching, and if I was lost again, I wouldn't be able to see the road. Walking around around ten o'clock, I planned to take the subway back to the hotel, and then I followed the navigation and started the ghost wall to find the site mode, extending it in every direction. In the end, I asked for directions, and we even passed by there several times. Returning to the hotel to order takeout, the fried vegetables were well received by the whole family, which was super awesome.

The next day, I temporarily joined the Guangzhou Tower itinerary and got up early to book tickets for the Guangzhou Tower. Free tickets for the elderly needed to be booked many days in advance on the public account. There were no tickets at all that day, so I had to spend money to buy them. The first stop of today's tour, the Chenjia Temple, is said to have very Lingnan characteristics. Tickets can be booked on the same day, and the service center can reserve group lectures for free. You only need to pay a deposit on the interpreter and will be refunded eventually. Call for the number every about 20 minutes, and we will not make up the number after passing it, so we have been wandering near the gate after making an appointment. It was originally 40 minutes later, but no one was waiting for the previous number and the number was directly checked. The explanation was very professional, allowing us to understand a lot of Lingnan culture, and at the same time feeling that the trade exchanges between Guangzhou and the Western world are indeed very cutting-edge.

The second stop is Shamian Island. There are many characteristic buildings and century-old trees. Beautiful boys and girls take photos and look at the green plants under the trees. They look familiar. Isn't that a potted plant carefully taken care of by a northern family? They plant it directly on the side of the road. Along the riverside park, there are many uncles and aunties performing talents, listening to sax and blowing the wind. Guangzhou is really a very inclusive city. It seems that I am sitting here and then slowly taking root, just like sitting in the square of my hometown, it is so friendly and confusing. Only when I see the coconut trees on the roadside can I clearly feel that this is the south. After eating a nearby 711 box lunch, the elderly and children returned to the hotel to rest.

The next stop is to walk in Yongqingfang. The most intuitive feeling of walking is that a small house on the street can also be used for business. Let alone say that the economy is strong. The whole people's concept of life is still different from that of Shandong Province, which is obsessed with public examinations. When I came across the road, I directed the road to get closer. Then I passed the Memorial Hall of Zhan Tianyou's Former Residence, and the train sand table turned out to be on the campus of the primary school next door. Arriving at Yongqingfang, many Internet celebrity snack bars were filled with young people who came to take photos and check in, visit the Cantonese Opera Museum, look at the stage, and take a quick look at the flowers and marvel at the beautiful costumes. We didn't wait for the Cantonese opera performance at around 7 p.m. We had an appointment for the ticket to Guangzhou Tower at 8 o'clock. Before leaving, I went to visit the "most beautiful bookstore" Zhong Shuge. The bookstore was relatively small and felt that the marketing component was relatively large, so there was no need to make a special trip.

Then, the sisters climbed the Guangzhou Tower in high spirits. The elderly and children took a taxi from the hotel and gathered at the ticket office. There were so many people. At night, the surrounding roads were directly blocked for tourists to walk. Then there was a long queue. First, there was a security check queue, and then there was a tower elevator queue. It was conservatively estimated that it would take an hour to start, so we made an appointment at 21:00. Haixin Bridge will be scrapped directly, just wait here. However, when I saw that some tickets were directly led to other elevators, I wonder if I bought tickets for the movie on the tower. Before taking the elevator to the tower, I took a photo and asked it to be taken from the top of the tower. I finally managed to get up at around ten o'clock. I took the highest elevator and occasionally could see the colorful tower body. As soon as I got out of the elevator, my brain exploded. The familiar noise of children, the deafening decibels, and a two-story closed house with floor-to-ceiling windows didn't feel as good as it was underground. Then back to that photo, I put a manual photo on the background for 128 yuan. I took photos at the top of the tower. I strolled around and there were fewer people. I scanned the code and spent money to look at the binoculars. I waited for the elevator to come down. The lights went out almost as soon as I walked out of the bottom of the tower. After the elderly and children retreated, I wanted to go to the Dafo Temple to have a look again. However, after searching, I found that the Dafo Temple had also turned off the lights. I took a bus to a bicycle, pushed a bicycle onto the cross-river bridge, the bridge in the early morning, the occasional passing cars, cruise ships floating on the river, and the wheezing sound in my ears. I rode all the way back to the hotel, tired and rested.

I checked out of the hotel apartment on August 21, and I couldn't go to the Star Ferry Pier closest to the hotel. I originally planned to take a water bus there, but the itinerary was not suitable. You should go for a stroll on the first night of your visit to Guangzhou and visit the Pearl River at night. Although you know that you are unjust, tourists just come here. Before leaving Guangzhou, go for a stroll on nearby Beijing Road and see the Great Buddha Temple. It is located in the bustling downtown area where Mazu is enshrined in the temple. At noon, I rushed to the snail noodle shop across the street. A bowl of family portraits and a bowl of green vegetable flour were really two flavors, but they were both delicious and the business was super good.

Carrying luggage and reversing the subway, Guangzhou South Railway Station takes the city rail to depart from Zhuhai-Mingzhu Station. Zhuhai Hotel is super close to the seaside beach. There is a traffic light and a distance of more than 100 meters, which once again exceeds expectations. There are pot rice and grilled oyster shops downstairs, and there are supermarkets and dessert shops at the street corner. Life is super convenient. The children also happily experienced a bath in the hotel.

In the evening, I went to the beach and sat down first. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge was right in front of me. On the left side were the Zhuhai Theater Sun and Moon Shell, and on the right side, you could see the city balcony. Even the Zhuhai fishermen farther away. The children were also excited because they could catch small crabs. Have fun on the beach. Compared with Guangzhou, the clouds here are lower and there are relatively few tourists. There are many shared bicycles on the road, and there are also people with baby chairs. Buses cost only 1 yuan to go anywhere. The beach by the sea is equipped with free foot flushing faucets. The whole city gives people a very down-to-earth feeling. Just like the broadcast on the beach, people from Zhuhai are coming.

On August 22, when the customs declaration code was prepared in the hotel, we rushed straight to Gongbei Port and cleared Macau. Because we saw on the Internet that there were many tourists from St. Paul, we planned to go to Erlonghou Park and take the cable car to Guantang Tower first. As a result, this navigation started to be a ghost again. We couldn't understand it no matter how hard it was, so we had to ask the local residents and temporarily bought two pineapple bags to exchange money for taking the bus. Then a somewhat awkward scene came. A 13-year-old Shandong guy sat in the love seat. A Macau grandma came up. She couldn't understand what she said. It probably meant that he shouldn't sit, so she quickly picked up the young man and gave up his seat to others. Then, when getting off the bus, another nine-year-old child failed to get out of the crowd and had not yet got off the bus. He scared his grandma under the car and scolded him loudly. The child made people cry. The navigation was not smooth. I accidentally saw the Macau Polytechnic University. After constantly asking for directions, I finally climbed onto the Great Fort. Then I returned to the Macau Polytechnic University the same way and arrived at the Golden Lotus Square. The crowd collapsed a little. They passed through the underground passage and stopped fifty meters away from Fisherman's Wharf. A person ran to the navigation position. Macau and the mainland were indeed different. I was standing on the opposite side of the road, but when I got to the opposite side, I had to walk to the overpass and cross the road before walking back. This was too tiring. I walked back to the underground passage and planned to take a bus to St. Paul. However, someone said that I needed to take the bus to the Racing Museum at Golden Lotus Square. Seeing that I took two boys and suggested going to the Racing Museum. Hahahaha, the museum was closed on Tuesday. The caretaker directly waved his hand to me across the road and said he couldn't open the door.

I finally got on the bus with great difficulty, got off in less than two stops, and started walking uphill again. The crowd had already shouted back to the hotel. In order to calm their emotions, they had to eat first. They accidentally found a tea restaurant and needed to wait for a waiting table. They started to wait again. After about half an hour, they finally had it. It was delicious, and the price was right. You could use Alipay. It was great to see the uncle next to him handing out tips to the waiters in the entire restaurant after eating. After dinner, we continued to set out for Daba. Navigation was really useless. As we walked, the distance became longer and longer. After asking many people, we finally found it through many small aisles that did not look like roads. Then the minor collapsed from exhaustion. He sat in St. Paul and didn't go anywhere. He and his grandma hurriedly walked through the Macau Museum nearby and took a taxi for the elderly and children to the Venetian.

The middle-aged man finally found the bus stop in the cycle of walking, asking for directions, walking back, and asking for directions again. Venetians, Londoners, and Parisians were next to each other, walking along the road signs in the mall before going to find the elderly and children. Old people and old women like to visit entertainment venues in shopping malls, children like to blow air conditioners and play with mobile phones in shopping malls, middle-aged people watch duty-free cosmetics in shopping malls, and take the hotel's wealth bus back to Gongbei to close the gate at 7 p.m. to end the day's journey. Due to time and physical strength, I couldn't go to see the golden tree and diamond performances in various hotels, but Macau residents gave people the feeling that they were really enthusiastic. Whenever they asked for directions, they answered patiently. My old man and old lady are very affected by the way entertainment venues make money. They talk about the incomparable lifestyle of farming, completely destroying their dreams of growing greenhouses and raising pigs.

August 23, free activities. When they slept until they woke up naturally in the morning, the children went to the beach to tread on water. Because they found that they had booked a hotel for one day, they temporarily searched for hotels online. At night, they shared bicycles to various seaside attractions. They bought southern fruits and herbal tea in the supermarket. The dessert shop's signature Yangzhi Ganlu is so delicious. It's completely different from ours. Moreover, the dessert shop here not only sells drinks, but also sells them with salty snacks, pig's feet ginger, etc. It is indeed different from the concept of the northern milk tea shop.

August 24 was the first rainy day since traveling. It is probably because it rained heavily at night, but only drizzling rain fell in the morning. Check-out of the hotel and take a bus to cross the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge into Hong Kong. When crossing the bridge, the weather was very strong. The sky on the right began to clear up, and you could see the sea view on both sides through the window. The entry point is very close to the Hong Kong Airport, and you can see planes taking off and landing. The children on the bus are very excited. Because the first thing after passing the exam was to rush to the toilet, I strongly felt the difference between the toilet. It was clean and had no odor, and the toilet was equipped with toilet paper. It was very humane compared to our small places.

After that, I navigated to find a hotel. During my stay in Hong Kong, I basically relied on citymapper to get directions. However, the ticket vending machine in Hong Kong could not use 100 Hong Kong dollars, so she returned to the 711 in the customs clearance hall to exchange money. She also asked the little lady to help check the bus price, because she couldn't believe that there could be a whole zero fare for a bus. Coupled with discounts for the elderly and children, the price was reduced to 70 cents Hong Kong dollars, which was really difficult to pay with paper money. Alipay can be used, but WeChat does not support it, so you can't use one mobile phone to swipe both Alipay and WeChat to bring two people, and you have to pay part of it in banknotes. The bus has a usb interface that can charge mobile phones. The red taxis on the road are very Hong Kong style and carry slogans rejecting black taxis. It seems that they are indeed different from the ride-hailing systems in the mainland. The hotel check-in is close to Nathan Road, and it is very convenient to eat around, but you need to wait for Hong Kong-style afternoon tea. The elderly are not used to Western food and reluctantly eat Yoshinoya. Children go straight to McDonald's. The young lady who helped with the order, the hotel front desk was very good, trying to use Mandarin as much as possible. She never encountered discrimination because she spoke Mandarin. The young lady also apologized for not reading the pronunciation correctly. Everyone tried to use words that could be understood by the other party. Although the words were used occasionally slightly stiff, the meaning was enough to understand.

I booked a round-trip small train from Taiping Peak one day in advance, and set off on the subway after lunch in the afternoon. On the way, I saw the Ding-Ding car on the Central Peninsula. When I arrived at the ticket office, there were still many people. I also watched up close the foreign friends participating in the seat grab battle and were crowded into a mess. After arriving at the top of the mountain, it was after the sun had set and the night had not completely fallen. Climb on the railing to see the scenery of Victoria Harbour during the day, and wait for the lights to shine when night fell. By the way, listen to the accents of tourists from all over the world, from Heze, Shandong, from Japan, and from Europe and the United States. She is so beautiful. Then, during the rush hour down the mountain, they lined up to take the small train again. A small square circled more than a dozen times. This time, they had to wait for almost an hour. After sitting on the train, they reached the foot of the mountain in two minutes.

Take a bus to go to the Central Ferris Wheel. After getting off the bus, you still have to walk around. You arrive at 21 o'clock and only get on at 22 o'clock. Buy tickets and queue up again after waiting for the carriage. If you want to take the bus, you must book tickets online in advance. It's too hard to buy on site. After circling for three times, I saw Regal Ice Cream, but I was still queuing. At the Central Ferry Pier next to it, find No. 7 and take the Star Ferry, blow the sea breeze, and head to Wan Chai Ferry Pier. It was really a night trip to Victoria Harbour. Then he changed money and waited for the bus to return to the hotel. Unexpectedly, Nathan Road was basically closed at 11:30. There are only a few scattered 71s and McDonalds left, which is not quite what I thought. Shouldn't it be a city that never sleeps? Why is it so regular? Barbecues in our small cities are not allowed until one or two in the morning.

I basically slept until I woke up naturally the next day. I originally planned to go to M+ and the Palace Museum, but there were no tickets online. I needed to go to the site to check the situation, so I went to the vicinity of the Avenue of Stars first. While eating, it rained and quickly dispersed. I took the subway to find MUSEA. The guide said that there was a sculpture park on the sixth and seventh floors. I thought I couldn't miss it, but when I came up, it was a big platform, ah... At this time, there are no traces of rainy weather at all. Stroll around the mall, find the exit adjacent to the Avenue of Stars, stroll back and forth, look for the McDull statue, and look for celebrity fingerprints.

Go sightseeing at the Hong Kong Museum of Art and Space Museum in the afternoon. I met the free visit day of the art museum. There are sea view sightseeing areas on each floor. I quickly slipped through each exhibition hall and went to the nearby space museum. Tickets are cheap, but tickets for the Dome Screen Theater are basically sold out unless they wait until 8 p.m. Therefore, if you want to watch movies with children, you must go to the Space Museum to register for tickets for the movie hall before visiting other movies. Compared to the Science Museum in Guangzhou, it is not very big, but there are not so many tourists. You can still queue up to experience everything. You can queue up to watch many dynamic surfing games that children are interested in. After finishing my meal, I went back to the hotel to pick up my luggage and have dinner. I have been eating rice for the past few days, so I chose the ramen at the entrance of the hotel for a change. Everything else was fine, but when I checked out and asked if I could use WeChat or Alipay, it turned out that the settlement was 1:1 between Hong Kong dollars and RMB, and I was angry at paying out a hundred Hong Kong dollars, so I definitely couldn't spend more.

The feeling of Hong Kong is different from that of Macau. Macau seems to be more in life. There are residents who pass customs in the morning and return to Macau to buy groceries, family members who go out to eat with their little babies in their arms, steady uncles who walk out of stores in refreshing clothes, aunts who go shopping patiently guide the way, and grandma who sits in front of residential buildings chatting and enjoying the shade... Most of the places Hong Kong goes to are popular tourist destinations. What you can see are service industry personnel and tourists from all over the world, a Korean lady and her Omani bar in the front row of the bus, two young ladies communicating in English in the elevator across the street, an Indian uncle wearing a white hat on his head, a pregnant couple wearing Southeast Asian costumes... When I can't go anywhere in the world, go somewhere where people from all over the world come. Hong Kong is indeed different.

From Hong Kong back to Shenzhen, I booked the hotel closest to the Shenzhen Bay Port, and I was optimistic about the bus back to Shenzhen Bay. However, because I wanted to go to the duty-free shop to buy cigarettes, I decided to leave the Futian Port, which has a large traffic volume, and then take the subway to transfer to the hotel. There was no seat on the way, making me tired. This is a hotel that was discovered in Zhuhai that had missed a day's reservation and temporarily bought a windowless room. The next day, I slept until ten o'clock and still felt like it was midnight. It was indeed time difference with the real world. The hotel was booked on a temporary basis. There were comments saying that we could ask the young lady at the front desk to recommend places to eat. Coincidentally, there is a famous Guangzhou-style tea house ▪ Fanlou 100 meters away. We waited for another table. We waited for more than half an hour for an hour. We arranged a meal for four people online and ordered a few more. It turned out that the set meal was sufficient, and there were many signature dishes, most of which were to the taste. On the contrary, the few I ordered were slightly over-the-top. After eating, I packed the remaining refreshments. I left contented. There were few times during the journey that I could sit in the restaurant and have a good meal. I really wanted someone to have another meal. According to the size and price of the set meal, it is really affordable and delicious. Carrying my luggage and moving to a hotel near Sea World, I ran into a century-old dessert shop. I didn't go because I was too busy. I didn't expect it to be the only one with no other branch. It was a pity. In the afternoon, the elderly and children rest at the hotel, and in the evening, arrange a self-service tour of the Sea World. The middle-aged woman rushed to the outlet shop to see the world. She didn't have time to shop during her Hong Kong trip, so she had to pick up the bargains in Shenzhen. She finally wandered until 9 p.m. and was really worried that the subway would not be available at night, so she rushed back to the hotel. Then she went to another restaurant recommended by the young lady at the front desk. The top chef was also a group meal. How to put it, the portions were average, and the taste was average to everyone in the family. The fried vegetables were not outstanding, and the shrimps were not particularly impressive. I don't know if there was no sign in the set meal. Still, we can't eat it. In short, we want to eat Fanlou even more.

On August 27, the elderly and children rested in the hotel, and the middle-aged team toured the sea world. They walked along the beach to see Hong Kong on the other side and the previous border defense.

There were still a lot of subway rides along the way. In Shenzhen, where the journey was about to end, we discovered that there were straight ladders at the subway entrances to facilitate people with disabilities. Therefore, we must find more barrier-free passages when we take the subway with large luggage. We are more powerful and carry it hard wherever we go, leaving our bodies green.

In the afternoon, I switched to a hotel near Shenzhen Bao 'an Airport. Due to limited funds, I bought a red-eye flight at 6:30 in the morning, so I had to leave from the hotel at 4 a.m. Since I checked into the hotel in the afternoon, I entered the ordering mode. I delivered four waves of food, for the elderly, for children, desserts, and a late snack. I experienced the hotel's smart home, with morning call service and free delivery.

Arriving at the airport, checking in my luggage, going through security, looking for the boarding gate, looking at the satellite hall, groping for the airport luggage cart and children's cart. It was too early to see the plane taking off, but I saw the small sofa used for the night at the airport in the guide. Boarding the plane, watching the sunrise, and eager to wait for the plane meal. Although it was really not delicious, it was still very hungry and really couldn't bear the cold. I asked for two blankets, looked at the clouds outside the window, and fell asleep. It was quite exciting to wake up from my sleep the moment the plane landed. I was startled.

I took the airport bus back to our small town and slept soundly all the way. I finally opened my eyes to see the mountains full of chickens. Come on, we have arrived at my hometown. What makes people sad is not that I see the mountains full of chickens, but that the chickens full of mountains are not yours. There is really a slight difference from a big city to a small city. On the way home on a moped, a big sister kindly reminded her to quickly pack up her skirt and fly into the rear wheel. You see, this is the human touch of small cities.

The strategy I have been studying for a month is too intense. I will leave it to play it in the future ~

Guangzhou
day1
Guangzhou Science Center--Huacheng Square--Guangdong Province Museum (reservation one week in advance at 10:00 p.m.)-Guangzhou Library-Huacheng Hui K11 Dining-Ersha Island Art Park-Haixin Bridge (reservation for sunset 3 days in advance at the latest 1 day in advance)-Guangzhou Tower (lights on at 7)-Haixinsha Music Square (8:30 p.m.)-Group purchase tickets for the Pearl River Night Tour

day2
Chenjia Temple-Xihua Road Snack Street-Guangdong Customs Museum-Shamian Island-Yongqingfang (the most beautiful bookstore of Yue Opera Museum)-Yuexiu Park (Zhenhai Building)-Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall-Beijing Road Pedestrian Street (Landmark left hand Dafo Temple Landmark right hand Fuqian West Street Graffiti Wall Go straight 3D printed screen)

Guangzhou Water Bus Public Account
Taikoo Hui·Toilet
The seven most beautiful kilometers of APM tram
Guangdong restaurant: Shrimp dumplings and chicken claw ribs, beef brisket jelly pork sausage powder pot, golden belly, peanut pork knuckles, southern suckling pig knuckles, crispy shrimp sausage, beef meatballs

Zhuhai

day1

Get off at Mingzhu Station, Xiangzhou District
Huayin Plaza Coastal Check-in Riyue Bay·Zhuhai Theater (Chiyangyun Plaza Fuhuali Jiuzhou Road)-Shinguang Lane 2 Street (Hayao Miyazaki)-Lovers Road-City Balcony-Fisherman-Love Post Office-Beach Beach (Bicycle)-Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Night View Tour
day2

Xiangzhou Passenger Port by boat (100RMB/person) Guishan Island Outside Lingding Island Dong 'ao Island Wanshan Island (choose one of the four islands)

Macao
Guanzha 25/25b-Erlonghou Park-(Songshan Tunnel/Tongwang Hotel Fortune Car to Port Fisherman's Wharf)-Golden Lotus Square-Macau Science Museum
- Da San Ba-Da Fort-Full House of Gold and Jade (Pork Chop Rice at White Horse Store)-Santa Maria de Roses-Square in Front of the Council Hall-New Lisboa (Star-rated hotel Fortune Car goes to Galaxy Hotel for performance every 30 minutes across the road from Guanye Street)/Road 33 Guanye Street-Walk to The Venetian-Signs pass through Londoners-Parisians-(Exit the Venetian MGM Exit and wear entertainment venues for free)-Free cable car at Wynn Palace-Fortune Car behind Wynn Palace Macau Wynn (edible) Fortune Tree Show-Fortune Car returns to Gongbei

Other routes:
17s on the left side of the gate-Macau Science Museum-Fisherman's Wharf-Jinsha-Golden Lotus Square-Songshan Pedestrian Tunnel-Erlonghou Park (Dongwang Lighthouse Tower 2 yuan cable car)

Londoners-Parisians-Venetians-Melco Cinema Ferris Wheel-Wynn Palace
St. Paul-Xinma Road-New Lisboa-Dongwang Tower
Fortune Car on the left side of the port-New Lisboa (full of gold and jade to eat pork chop rice)-St. Paul-Battery Park on the right side-New Lisboa-Dexing (slippery egg beef rice)-Walk to the Venetian

Hong Kong
Day1
MTR Yau Ma Tei Central towards Tsim Sha Tsui
Play: Underground Jiandong Jkou k11 musea (6.7th Floor Aerial Sculpture Park)

Along the Avenue of Stars-Bruce Lee Sculpture-McDull-Hong Kong Museum of Art (10:00-18:00 photo taken on the top terrace)-Space Museum (Space Theater 13:00-21:00 dome screen movie for 40 minutes)-Star Ferry Pier (Regal towards Wan Chai)-Wan Chai Ferry Pier-Golden Bauhinia Square Follow the flyover south through Notices Avenue to Hennessy Road and drive towards West Tinney Place (get on the back door) Wan Chai-Central-Sheung Wan-University of Hong Kong
MTR: Peak Cable Car- Sightseeing bus alighting Terminal: Central International Financial Center Phase II Get off Central Ferris Wheel-Central Pier-Star Ferry (direction Tsim Sha Tsui)-Victoria Harbour Night View

4 pm: Taiping Peak Klook ticket + Wax Museum single ticket

@ Wing Tung Bus-Hong Kong: Service Location:
380- 390A Shanghai Street, Yau Ma Tei
Shop C, G/F, Shanghai Building-Yau Ma Tei Metro Exit A1
(Yongdong Travel Agency Store)

Tuen Mun V city service station
Tuen Mun V cityi West Rail Station Public Transport Interchange Cross-Border Bus Station
(MTR Tuen Mun Station Exit C) Yongdong Direct Bus

Scheme 2
Burrows Street Station Dingding Train Platform (Take the Convention and Exhibition Station Pedestrian Bridge, RMB 3 per person, back door up front door and down front door)-direction Murray Road, get off on Bank Street, walk and navigate to the Peak Cable Car

Central Ferris Wheel-Dingding Car-Victoria Peak-Victoria Port

day2
Mong Kok Street Flyover, Women's Street, Tong Choi Street (night of the first day/morning of the second day)
Yau Ma Tei: Temple Street Night Market

M+ Art Museum Hong Kong Forbidden City

MTR Yau Ma Tei Central towards Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui Exit D: Hong Kong Museum of History (10:00-)-Hong Kong Science Museum (10:00-) Walk to k11

Shopping: MTR Station Exit a and follow Haiphong Road to Harbour City (roadside Regal Ice Cream)

Hong Kong Museum Pass 17 museums for 4 people HKD 100
Application location:
Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Hong Kong Science Museum, Hong Kong Space Museum, Hong Kong Museum of History, Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defense, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
Air-conditioned feet with thin coat