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Focusing your Hong Kong trip on the MTR makes navigation a breeze. Strategic planning helps you save time and avoid unnecessary backtracking. Day 1 — 🔴 Tsuen Wan Line Tsim Sha Tsui → Jordan → Yau Ma Tei → Mong Kok Day 2 — 🔵 Island Line Central → Sheung Wan → Wan Chai → Causeway Bay Day 3 — 🟢 Kwun Tong Line Wong Tai Sin → Diamond Hill → Kowloon Bay Day 4 — 🟣 Tuen Ma Line Tsim Sha Tsui East → Kai Tak → Diamond Hill → Sha Tin Day 5 — 🟠 Tung Chung + 🩷 South Island Tung Chung/Disneyland + Ocean Park Day 6 — 🟡 East Rail Line Sha Tin → Tai Po → Fanling → Lok Ma Chau / Lo Wu

Waking up in an unfamiliar city, hearing unknown birdsong outside the window, and breathing in a foreign air—this full awakening of the senses is the most direct healing power of travel. It feels as though our bodies have been rebooted, with every cell greedily soaking up new information. We relearn how to walk, how to observe, and how to feel the temperature of the wind. This return to physical sensation helps us reconnect with the real world, pulling us out of the digital age's virtual flood. We are no longer just an ID behind a screen, but living, breathing beings of flesh and blood who can feel the cold and the warmth. This profound sense of groundedness is something no virtual experience can ever replicate.

Looking for a chill date with your partner? 😙 The Shing Mun River in Sha Tin is a classic that never gets old! Rent a bike in Sha Tin or Tai Wai early in the morning and cruise along the Shing Mun River. The breeze and the laid-back vibes are unbeatable~ 📸 Don't forget to stop at the Twin Bridge for some photos—it’s so scenic you won't be able to put your camera down! 🫶 For brunch, head over to the cafes in Tai Po 🌿☕ Top picks include Tamora (for those Korean Jeju vibes), Relax B&M (sea views plus cats!), and 105 Cafe (perfectly located right on the cycling track). They are all super aesthetic and perfect for your IG feed! In the afternoon, cycle to Wu Kai Sha Beach to catch the sunset 💛. The golden reflection on the water and the evening glow are absolutely mesmerizing. The atmosphere at Wu Kai Sha Pier is also incredible! If you want to relax indoors, check out Uchi Coffee at Double Cove Place for its stunning floor-to-ceiling sea views, or grab a bite at CHOWTIME before watching the sun go down. End your day on a high note with dinner at MOSTown in Ma On Shan 🍝. Try Sensory Zero for international cuisine, or Sun Thai if you’re craving Southeast Asian flavors. When you're done, the Tuen Ma Line takes you straight back to the city—so easy! It’s a productive day filled with fitness and fun. 🌟 Recommended Cycling Route Starting Point: Cycling track along Shing Mun River, Sha Tin Passing Through: Tai Wai, Twin Bridge, Tai Mei Tuk End Point: Tai Po / Wu Kai Sha Beach 📍 Shing Mun River Cycling Track, Sha Tin Address: Shing Mun Riverbank, Sha Tin, New Territories Nearby MTR: Sha Tin Station / Tai Wai Station 📍 Tai Po Cafe Recommendations Tamora: G/F to 2/F, 46B Tai Mei Tuk Village, Tai Po Relax B&M: Lung Mei, Tai Po 105 Cafe: 105 Kam Shek New Village, Tai Po 📍 Wu Kai Sha Beach & Pier Address: Wu Kai Sha Waterfront, Ma On Shan, New Territories Transport: Tuen Ma Line Wu Kai Sha Station Exit A1, 10-15 minute walk 📍 Wu Kai Sha Restaurant Recommendations Uchi Coffee: Shop 4A, G/F, Double Cove Place, 8 Wu Kai Sha Road, Ma On Shan CHOWTIME: Shop 6, 2/F, Double Cove Place, 8 Wu Kai Sha Road, Ma On Shan 📍 MOSTown, Ma On Shan Address: 608 Sai Sha Road, Ma On Shan, New Territories Transport: Direct access from Tuen Ma Line Ma On Shan Station You'll be having so much fun you won't want to leave! 💞 A day packed with exercise, great food, and beautiful scenery—incredible value! Bookmark this route so you don't have to stress about your next date~

🌸 Smoked Salmon Salad with Honey Mustard Dressing The flower-shaped smoked salmon is beautiful, with a savory and aromatic taste 😊. The fresh and crisp salad greens paired with the honey mustard dressing make it more and more appetizing with every bite! 🌸 Caesar Salad 🥗 The salad greens are incredibly fresh and refreshing. Usually, Caesar salad is served with chicken, but here it's paired with beef 🐮. The beef is tender and not chewy at all, really good! 🌸 Cream of Porcini and Wild Mushroom Soup Generously portioned, every mouthful is filled with the aroma of wild mushrooms 😋. The texture is smooth and velvety! 🌸 Homemade Bone Marrow Butter Bread Warm bread spread with homemade bone marrow butter 🧈. The beef flavor is rich, and it's full of a buttery aroma. It's incredibly fragrant and quite delicious 😋. 🌸 Black Truffle and Foie Gras Beef Wellington 💟 Highly Recommended 💟 The golden, flaky pastry wraps around the Beef Wellington 🥩, revealing a perfect pink center—cooked to absolute perfection! The meat is tender and juicy 💦, with an ultra-rich beef flavor. Accompanied by the rich and savory foie gras and paired with black truffle sauce, the flavors complement each other flawlessly. This is a truly amazing surprise 😊👍🏻. 🌸 Saikyo Miso Grilled Halibut 💟 Highly Recommended 💟 A huge, thick piece of halibut that smells incredible when it arrives at the table 😍. The skin has a slight char, while the fish itself is incredibly tender and smooth, allowing you to taste its natural sweetness 🥰. 🌸 Belgian Chocolate Molten Lava Cake With a gentle cut into the molten lava cake, the chocolate sauce slowly flows out 😋🤩. It has a very rich chocolate flavor 👅, with just the right amount of sweetness—sweet but not cloying! 🍴 The restaurant environment is comfortable and spacious, filled with a romantic atmosphere 🥰. The overall food quality is exceptionally high and delicious 😋. It's a great place to gather and chat with family and friends 👍🏻. 🌟 OX Steak Lounge 📍 Shop 1, G/F, Yuet Fat Building, 9 Kau Hui Chik Street, Tai Po

📍Location: Dabu County, Meizhou City 🚗Transportation: Self-driving navigation to "Meiziping Reservoir." The mountain roads are winding but in good condition; please drive safely. 💰Admission: Free 🍃【Reasons to Recommend】 1. A green paradise hidden deep in the mountains! Far from the city's hustle and bustle, the air is fresh, and everywhere you look is lush greenery. Walking in the cool mountain air, the breeze carries the fresh scent of plants and the sweet fragrance of dew, making you feel light and happy~ 2. Super friendly trail conditions! Mostly gentle stone paths and mountain trails with only slight slopes, making it easy to walk without any pressure. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery while strolling slowly, relaxed and joyful. Perfect for hiking beginners and family hikes! 3. The best part is that there are almost no tourists here, allowing you to fully enjoy the tranquility of the ancient trail and the fresh mountain air. It’s definitely an excellent choice to escape crowds and relax your body and mind! 🚶‍♀️【Recommended Routes】 1. Lakeside Trail: About 2 kilometers in total, suitable for first-time visitors, offering a full view of Meiziping Reservoir. 2. Meiziping Ancient Trail: About 3 kilometers in total, along which you can admire the rustic stone paths and lush green vegetation covering the hills. 3. Waterfall Trail: About 1.5 kilometers in total, allowing close-up views of the waterfall. ⚠️【Notes】 1. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothing, and bring an umbrella or raincoat in case of sudden rain. 2. Due to the rugged mountain roads, it is advisable to hike under the guidance of a professional guide or local guide.

A feast for both your eyes and taste buds. Tucked away on Ting Kok Road in Tai Po, Boundless by Reaction may not have many seats, but its decor is cozy and exquisitely designed. It's very stylish, with comfortable sofas on the first floor where you can relax and enjoy your meal. The shop is adorned with plenty of plants, bringing a lively vibe, while the window seats offer a lovely view of the street, making the ambiance incredibly relaxing. Though this hidden gem is small, the food quality is exceptionally high. Their signature "Popular Tiramisu" is totally worth the trip— it's an absolute must-order dessert! The mascarpone cheese is silky smooth, with a perfectly moist texture. Rich coffee and liquor aromas intertwine beautifully; it's sweet but not too cloying, leaving an unforgettable impression. Besides desserts, their hot savory dishes are equally outstanding. The Pan-Seared Fish Fillet Squid Ink Risotto is bursting with seafood umami, and the rice is perfectly al dente. The Smoked Salmon and Avocado Salad with Yogurt Dressing is refreshing and appetizing, making it an ideal starter. The staff are warm and friendly. Even when the shop gets busy, they maintain professional service, making the ordering process seamless, and the food is served at a reasonable pace. All in all, Boundless by Reaction is a restaurant that pleasantly surprises you, from the atmosphere to the food. Although seating is limited, the cozy vibe and delicious desserts make it well worth a return visit! Highly recommended for anyone who loves exploring hidden gems and Tiramisu. 📍BOUNDLESS by REACTION (Tai Po) Shop C, G/F, 15 Ting Kok Road, Tai Po

My social media has been flooded with that pink sea at the airport for three days. I went to see it in person yesterday, and honestly, it's even more stunning than the photos. The scene of "planes taking off from a sea of flowers" isn't photoshopped—it's a real magical moment. But this article isn't just to show off pictures. I spent a whole week visiting the four best cherry blossom spots in Hong Kong worth rushing to. I tested pitfalls, avoided traps, found shooting spots, measured lighting, tried outfits, adjusted photo editing settings... I’ve tried all the problems you might encounter for you. This guide has only one goal: To help you head out this weekend and shoot cherry blossom photos that get over a hundred likes on social media, without a single bad shot. 🌸 Why must you rush this year? 1. Early bloom + full explosion In previous years, blossoms opened at the end of February, but this year they were in full bloom by early February, the densest in nearly five years. 2. New shooting spot expansion completed The airport’s "Cherry Blossom Coast Viewing Platform" just opened at the end of last year. 99% of people don’t know about it yet, so going now means a private-level experience. 3. Bloom period only 1-2 weeks Cherry blossoms wait for no one. This weekend is the peak, and they will start to fade next week. Miss this wave, and you’ll have to wait another year. 💡 How is this guide different from others? ❌ Not: "Recommended Cherry Blossom Spots in Hong Kong" ✅ But: "2026 Tested · Rapid Action Pack" I won’t just tell you "go to the airport to see cherry blossoms," but will tell you · Exactly which bus stop to get off at (precise station name) · The best time to go when there are fewer people and the lighting is best (accurate to the hour) · What color clothes to wear for the best photos (with taboo colors) · Which app and what settings to use for editing (with before/after comparisons) · How to shoot the magical "plane flying through the sea of flowers" photo (with shooting spot diagrams) From decision-making → travel → shooting → editing → posting, the entire process is covered. 📸 My tested conclusions Airport > Shek Mun > Tseung Kwan O > Tai Po · Airport: The most visually impactful, the combination of planes + cherry blossoms is amazing, but it’s crowded, so you must go early. · Shek Mun: The strongest Japanese vibe, the river + cherry blossom trail looks just like Meguro River, best in the afternoon. · Tseung Kwan O: The most anime-like vibe, great for picnics + photos, the top choice for family outings on weekends. · Tai Po: Not fully bloomed yet, go mid to late February, the spiral tower + cherry blossoms combo is worth looking forward to. If you can only go to one, I choose the airport. If you have a whole day, I recommend airport in the morning + Shek Mun in the afternoon. May this pink storm become your most beautiful memory of spring 2026. 🌸 Great places to visit during the Spring Festival

Loving this newly opened wood-toned cafe in Tai Po. Sunlight pours in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, making the all-day breakfast and coffee☕️ feel incredibly fresh and natural All-Day Breakfast Generous portion, featuring my favorite avocado🥑, tomato, bacon, sausage, and scrambled eggs. Absolutely delicious! Also ordered: Pappardelle Bolognese Served with the soup of the day: Carrot Cream Soup Tasty Chicken Wing Platter Packed with a rich black truffle aroma Rum Chocolate Basque Cheesecake This dessert was a delightful surprise, with a melt-in-your-mouth texture. @vagascafe_hk

Meizhou, Guangdong’s hidden gem for spring family trips! The high mountain cherry blossom sea at Yinna Mountain is stunningly beautiful, with thousands of acres of tea fields dotted with pink cherry blossoms. Plus, there are Hakka ancient villages and unique folk customs. A 3-day itinerary that’s easy and relaxing—take the kids to enjoy the cherry blossoms, explore ancient villages, and experience local customs, unlocking the unique spring charm of Guangdong without leaving the province, ensuring the kids have a great time~ The cherry blossoms at Yinna Mountain are rare high mountain cherry blossoms in Guangdong, nestled among lush green tea fields. The layers of pink cherry blossoms stretch for miles. Walking with your kids along the cherry blossom path feels like stepping into a Studio Ghibli anime world, and every snapshot is a beautiful family photo. Besides cherry blossom viewing, Meizhou’s Hakka culture is also very distinctive. With tulou (earthen buildings), ancient towns, and Hakka cuisine, you can play with your kids while learning about Hakka culture, gaining knowledge and experiencing unique local customs. 📍Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossom Garden, Meixian District, Meizhou (next to Lingguang Temple) 🌸Blooming period: February 18 to early March, free admission, only 40 RMB per person for the shuttle bus, great value for money. Don’t miss the bloom season to take the kids for a visit. 🚗Recommended for self-driving: Convenient from Guangzhou/Shenzhen/Chaoshan, scenic route all the way, kids can enjoy the views while traveling without getting bored. The scenic area has convenient parking, perfect for family self-driving trips. ✅Must-experience family highlights 1️⃣ Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossoms: The high mountain cherry blossoms complement the tea fields beautifully, with pink blossoms covering the hills. Take family photos under the cherry trees, catch cherry blossom petals falling, and enjoy the romance of spring. 2️⃣ Huake Building Check-in: The tulou featured in "Big Fish & Begonia," a round tulou building with unique architecture. Walk inside with your kids and feel the charm of Hakka ancient architecture. 3️⃣ Stroll through Songkou Ancient Town: A thousand-year-old Hakka town with an ancient riverside dock and arcade buildings, full of rich Hakka atmosphere. Walk the town with your kids, enjoy Hakka snacks, very relaxing. 4️⃣ Hakka Folk Experience: Enjoy Yingge dance, Yinglaoye, and Fire Dragon Dance, lively and exciting. Kids can watch spectacular folk performances and feel the unique festive atmosphere. 📝Simplified 2-day family itinerary (suitable for younger kids, easy and relaxed) Day 1: Depart from Meizhou city ➠ Yinna Mountain cherry blossom viewing ➠ Songkou Ancient Town ➠ Stay overnight in Meixian Day 2: Depart from Meixian ➠ Fuda Ceramics DIY ➠ Taste Hakka cuisine ➠ Return trip ⚠️Family trip tips ▫️Yinna Mountain’s high altitude means big temperature differences between morning and evening. Bring a light jacket for the kids and keep them warm. Spring sunshine is strong, so also prepare sun protection. ▫️The shuttle bus has many winding roads going up and down the mountain. Bring motion sickness remedies for the kids, parents should hold the kids tightly and pay attention to safety. ▫️Hakka cuisine tends to be salty and savory. When dining with kids, ask the restaurant to reduce salt and spice. Stuffed tofu and Hakka sweet rice cakes are very kid-friendly. ▫️The riverside walkway in Songkou Ancient Town is flat and stroller-friendly, making it easy to bring younger kids. ✅Family photo tips ▫️Wear light-colored, fresh-style clothes that match the pink cherry blossoms and green tea fields, enhancing the family photo atmosphere. ▫️Let the kids hold cherry blossom branches, pinwheels, or other props for more detailed photos. Capture moments of kids running, jumping, and catching petals for livelier pictures. 【Accommodation】 🏨Yannanfei Weilongwu Hotel A Hakka Weilongwu-style hotel hidden among tea fields, with cozy family rooms. Experience tea picking and tea making, letting kids feel the tea field lifestyle. 🏨Meixian Country Garden Phoenix Hotel Family-friendly hotel with a large kids’ playground, swimming pool, fully equipped family rooms, and many dining options. Kids will have a great time. 🏨Ancient Town Riverside Homestay Located next to the riverside of Songkou Ancient Town, with river views from the window. Antique style, authentic Hakka farmhouse cuisine, very convenient for exploring the ancient town with kids.

Guangdong folks sure keep secrets! Such a beautiful cherry blossom tea field, and I only just discovered it now 😭 The best part is, this vast flower viewing spot doesn’t charge an entrance fee‼️ Who else feels this joy? Free beautiful scenery is truly irresistible! At a glance, various pink, red, and white flowers compete in beauty. Now we Guangdong people no longer have to envy the cherry blossoms in Dali and Fujian from afar✨ 🌸Best viewing period: Mid-February to early March 📍Address: Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossom Garden, Meixian, Meizhou, Guangdong 🎫Tickets: Free! But you must take the shuttle bus up and down the mountain, 40 RMB/person 🅿️There is a parking lot at the scenic area, 10 RMB per visit 🚅Transportation: From Meizhou West High-Speed Rail Station, take bus No. 96 to Lingguang Temple Scenic Area stop 📸【Photography Tips】 🔹Use backlighting to shoot, letting light filter through the cherry blossoms creating bokeh, instantly enhancing the atmosphere! 🔹Stand in the tea fields with cherry blossoms as the background; every shot is a stunning masterpiece. 🔹Shoot from a low angle or looking up to avoid crowds and capture unique, beautiful scenes. 🟢Photo Spots 🔹Summit Observation Deck: Offers a panoramic view of the cherry blossoms and tea fields, the best spot for wide shots. 🔹Cherry Blossom Tunnel: Walk through the sea of flowers, every snap is beautiful. 🔹Ancient Temple with Falling Blossoms: After descending, visit Lingguang Temple at the foot of the mountain; the temple eaves framed with cherry blossoms create a very Zen vibe. 🔹Tea Garden Cherry Blossoms: The combination of cherry blossoms and green tea fields adds layers and is a highlight here. 📚【Recommended Itinerary】 🔴Day 1: Arrive at Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossom Garden in the morning → stroll through the tea fields in the afternoon → enjoy local cuisine in the evening (recommended dishes: Meixian pickled noodles, Sanjidi soup, Hakka stuffed tofu). 🔴Day 2: Capture sunrise at a Hakka Tulou (Wei Long House) in the morning → visit a Hakka ancient town in the morning → experience intangible cultural heritage in Baihou Ancient Town in the afternoon (such as pottery making, iron flower forging, etc.). 📌【Additional Practical Information】 🔸Nearby attractions recommended: Wuzhishi in Meizhou, Yannanfly Tea Field Scenic Area, Lingguang Temple, etc. 🔸Local specialties recommended: pickled noodles, Sanjidi soup, Hakka stuffed tofu, salt-baked chicken, and more. 💡【Avoid Pitfalls】 ▪️Don’t take the wrong road! The cherry blossom garden is next to Lingguang Temple. If you keep driving up the mountain, you’ll reach a place requiring an additional 50 RMB ticket with very rugged mountain roads, which is not the cherry blossom garden. ▪️Go early! Weekends are crowded; arriving after 9 AM may mean long lines for the shuttle bus or even early closure. For a private experience, arrive before 8 AM. ▪️Bring your own snacks: Besides vending machines at the summit, there are no other shops. Remember to bring water and snacks. ▪️Keep warm: The temperature on the mountain feels cooler than the city. Even in spring, it’s recommended to bring a light jacket or down vest. After enjoying the cherry blossoms, you can visit Lingguang Temple at the foot of the mountain to pray. It’s one of Guangdong’s four famous temples and very popular. Nearby are Yannanfly Tea Fields and Yanyang Lake, which can be included in your itinerary for tea picking and lakeside cycling, making for a very pleasant experience~💕

Discovered a stunning sea of cherry blossoms in Guangdong with kids! The thousand-acre cherry blossoms of Yinna Mountain bloom amidst high mountain tea fields. The pink cherry blossoms paired with lush green tea trees create a rich layered effect, stretching from the mountaintop down to the valley, radiating romance to the core. Spring in Guangdong is truly beautiful, making it perfect for a family cherry blossom outing! 💡Key info for family trips, so you don’t miss a beat 📍Location: Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossom Garden, Meixian District, Meizhou (next to Lingguang Temple) 🌸Blooming period: Opens on February 18, 2026, expected until early March. Catch the blossoms with your kids during this time! 🎫Tickets: Free! Free! Free! Saying it thrice because it’s important 🚎Transport: Shuttle buses are required to go up and down the mountain, 40 RMB per person, half price for children over 1.2 meters. The shuttle ride is smooth and safe, so kids can ride comfortably. 🚗Family self-driving guide, surprises along the way 4 hours from Guangzhou, 2 hours from Chaoshan, only 40-50 minutes from Meizhou city center. The roads are good, ideal for driving with kids. The countryside scenery along the way is beautiful—green mountains, clear waters, rice paddies, and tea gardens. Kids can enjoy the view and sing songs in the car, never bored. The advantage of driving is flexibility, allowing you to visit nearby hidden gems with your kids in one trip without back-and-forth hassle. ✅Nearby must-visit spots for a rich family trip ❶ Hua’e Lou: The tulou featured in "Big Fish & Begonia," a round building with unique architecture. Kids can run, jump, and take photos inside, recreating scenes from the animation. Local elders share stories about the tulou, enriching the experience. ❷ Songkou Ancient Town: Filming location for "Twelve Letters," a thousand-year-old town with cobblestone streets and old arcade buildings full of charm. The town offers many Hakka specialty snacks like pickled noodles and fermented rice cakes, which kids love. ❸ Folk Culture Experience: The peak bloom coincides with the Chaoshan folk festival season. Watch Yingge dance and Yinglaoye performances with kids. During the Lantern Festival, visit Fengshun to see the Fire Dragon Dance. The intangible cultural heritage shows are impressive, giving kids a meaningful cultural experience. 💡Family cherry blossom viewing tips ❶ The cherry blossom garden is on a mountain, so temperatures are cooler than in the city. Dress kids in an extra layer to keep warm. ❷ After getting off the shuttle bus, there’s a short walk. Kids can walk on their own, with tea fields and cherry blossoms along the way—perfect for beautiful photos. ❸ Bring snacks and water for the kids, as there are few food vendors on the mountain to avoid hunger. ❹ The cherry blossom season is short. Don’t miss it if you want to see it with your kids. Go early when it’s less crowded!

Meizhou, Guangdong, you really keep your lips sealed! Such a beautiful place and yet it’s not properly promoted. Hidden among thousands of acres of lush mountain tea fields are pink cherry blossoms blooming all over the hills. They stretch from one hilltop to another, continuing all the way down to the valley. It looks just like a scene from a Studio Ghibli anime, truly beautiful and romantic! No longer envious of Dali or Fujian. We in Guangdong also have our own “Wuliang Cherry Blossom Mountain.” · 📍Yinna Mountain Cherry Blossom Garden (or Lingguang Temple), Meixian District, Meizhou, Guangdong 🌸 Officially opens tomorrow, February 21, 2026 (flower season lasts until early March) 🎫 No entrance fee, but you must take the shuttle bus up and down the mountain, 40 RMB per person 🚗 Recommended to drive yourself: 4 hours from Guangzhou, 2 hours from Chaoshan area, 40-50 minutes from Meizhou city. The scenery along the way is great, and you can also visit the Flower Eaves Building from Big Fish & Begonia, Songkou Ancient Town where The Twelve Letters was filmed... 🧨 The peak bloom period coincides with the busiest time in Chaoshan. If driving, you can also check out folk activities like Yingge Dance and Ying Laoye, which are very close by; during the Lantern Festival, you can visit Fengshun Puzhai in Meizhou to see the Hakka intangible cultural heritage Fire Dragon Dance, which is super impressive! · 📝 3-day itinerary guide Day 1: Arrive in Dapu, visit the Flower Eaves Building featured in Big Fish & Begonia ➠ check out Meizhou’s “Little Jingdezhen” Fuda Ceramic Industrial Tourism Zone ➠ stay overnight in Dapu Day 2: Depart from Dapu to Meixian ➠ morning cherry blossom viewing at Yinna Mountain ➠ afternoon stroll through Songkou Ancient Town from The Twelve Letters ➠ stay overnight in Meixian Day 3: Depart from Meixian to Shantou/Jieyang/Fengshun ·

We always thought the spring in the south was a bit reserved until we encountered the sea of cherry blossoms on Yinna Mountain in Meizhou. Traveling with parents during the Spring Festival, this place becomes the gentlest spring poem dedicated to elders—the entire mountain is drenched in rosy clouds, the air filled with a sweet fragrance, and every step is on vibrant life. It’s not like the deliberate decoration of bustling cities but a grand natural floral event blooming in the mountains and forests, enough to bring a long-lost surprise to your parents’ eyes. 📍 Destination: Meixian District, Meizhou City · Yinna Mountain Scenic Area (Navigate to Lingguang Temple entrance) 🚗 Transportation advice: Highly recommend driving yourself for flexible itinerary control and enjoying the beautiful scenery along the way. 🎫 Tickets: Free admission (main scenic area gate ticket). 🚌 Sightseeing bus: One-way up the mountain ¥40/person (The scenic area requires taking the sightseeing bus uphill; those physically able can choose to walk down). 🌸 Immersive Cherry Blossom Viewing Guide & Thoughtful Tips · Key entrance tip: ❗️Be sure to navigate to “Lingguang Temple”! Searching directly for “Yinna Mountain” may lead to other entrances, which are quite far apart and easy to get lost. · Accommodation recommendation: For a better experience, stay the night before in Nanfucun at the foot of the mountain. Depart early in the morning to avoid peak crowds and enjoy the tranquil scene of morning light mingling with blooming cherry blossoms. · Off-peak travel: Visit on weekdays for a more relaxed cherry blossom experience. Even if you encounter crowds, don’t worry—the cherry blossoms cascade like waterfalls, covering the valleys, offering perfect photo frames everywhere. Wearing light-colored clothes (white, pink, or light purple are best) helps you blend into this romantic sea of flowers. · Bloom period and weather: The peak bloom usually occurs from mid to late February to early March, depending on the year’s climate. Sunny and breezy days are the best for viewing, with more vibrant colors and beautiful photo lighting. Check real-time flower updates and weather forecasts before heading out. · Photography highlights: · Use a wide-angle lens to capture layers of flowering trees and distant mountain outlines. · Use a telephoto lens to focus on close-ups of branches, blurring the background of mountain mist. · Take advantage of low-angle shots looking up, using flower branches as the foreground and the sky as the background for a poetic effect. · The rustic Lingguang Temple architecture paired with cherry blossoms is an unmissable composition inspiration. 💡 Tips for traveling with elders 1. Comfort first: Although there is a sightseeing bus on the mountain road, walking on trails inside the park is still required. Prepare comfortable, non-slip shoes and lightweight warm jackets for your parents. 2. Slow pace: Allow plenty of time and encourage your parents to walk slowly, resting anytime at viewing platforms or under cherry trees. Portable folding stools are recommended. 3. Care and attention: Monitor your elders’ physical condition and suggest returning to rest when needed. Mountain temperatures are slightly cooler, so bring scarves and hats. 4. Light packing: Carry a backpack with drinking water, some energy snacks, and necessary medications. 5. Safety awareness: Some areas are cliff edges; remind your parents to watch their steps and keep personal belongings safe. Choose a clear and sunny day, bring your parents, and head to this exclusive pink spring feast on Yinna Mountain! Watch the rosy clouds press on the branches, listen to birds singing in the quiet mountains, and let your parents rediscover relaxed smiles in the blooming sea of flowers—this is the most precious flavor of the New Year and filial love.

Meizhou, the most representative global center of Hakka culture, is known as the "World Hakka Capital." Surrounded by mountains and rivers with a long cultural heritage, it is dotted with Wei Long houses, the Han River flows for thousands of years, and the fragrance of plum blossoms and tea aromas refresh the soul. Unpretentious and modest, it invites you to step into a vivid history of Hakka life with profound heritage and warm local charm— 1. Yannanfei Tea Plantation Resort (National 5A Scenic Area) A benchmark for Lingnan ecological cultural tourism. Thousands of acres of terraced tea gardens follow the mountain contours, with fresh green waves in spring and golden brocade in autumn. Stroll along the scenic boardwalk and check in at the "Tea Field Tai Chi Diagram"; climb Lingzhi Peak for a distant view where the sea of clouds surges, and the tea art pavilion shaped like a Hakka Wei Long house rests quietly on the mountainside. Experience tea picking, green tea frying, and handmade tea cakes, sip a cup of freshly roasted Jiaying Dancong tea, with a refreshing aroma and a calm heart like a stream. Stay overnight in a tea field wooden house, falling asleep to the pine breeze. 2. Dabu County Hakka Tulou Cluster (Hua'e Building + Taian Building) The wisdom of Northeast Guangdong Hakka people. Hua'e Building, built during the Ming Wanli period, is the largest and most complete circular tulou in China, 77 meters in diameter, with three concentric rings and a shared well, 120 rooms integrated as one, witnessing the survival philosophy of "living together and mutual watchfulness"; adjacent Taian Building is a model square Wei Long house, with gray walls, black tiles, carved beams, and painted rafters, featuring a unique blend of Chinese and Western style gates. You can make glutinous rice cakes by hand and learn to brew tofu, experiencing living heritage. 3. Pingyuan Wuzhishi Scenic Area (Danxia Wonder + Southern Song Ancient Fortress) One of Guangdong’s seven Danxia landforms, with five red cliff peaks shaped like a giant hand holding up the sky. "One Line Sky" allows only one person to pass sideways, "Qingyun Road" hangs on a hundred-meter cliff, and "Smart Spring" is clear and sweet. The well-preserved Southern Song ancient fortress ruins on the mountaintop have winding stone walls and dense arrow slits. From the summit viewing platform, the mountains and rivers of Jiangxi, Guangdong, and Fujian provinces are all in sight. Enjoy azaleas in spring and red leaves in autumn, beautiful all year round. 4. Meijiang District China Hakka Museum (including Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall · Renjinglu) The nation’s first national first-class museum comprehensively displaying Hakka history and culture. The main hall systematically tells the origins, migration epics, and folk customs of the Hakka through artifacts, images, and immersive scenes; the adjacent Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall (Renjinglu) is the former residence of the late Qing "Poetry Revolution" leader, with pavilions and terraces scattered in the garden and a forest of poetry steles. The phrase "Every inch of rivers and mountains is worth its weight in gold" resonates deeply, making it the spiritual homeland to understand the Hakka people's patriotism and family values. ✨ Recommended side visits: Jiaoling Shiku Temple (Southern Han cliff carvings), Fengshun Longjing River Rafting (the top rafting in eastern Guangdong), Xingning Lianghai Guild Hall (Qing Dynasty Chaoshan merchant heritage), connecting a more three-dimensional map of the Hakka capital. 📌 Practical tips: · Must-try foods: Salt-baked chicken (crispy skin, tender meat), stuffed tofu (rich bean aroma), braised pork with preserved vegetables (savory with a sweet aftertaste), bamboo shoot rice cake (bamboo fragrance, soft and glutinous), chrysanthemum cake (cool and mildly sweet); · Transportation advice: Take high-speed rail to Meizhou West Station, then rent a car or charter a vehicle for touring (scenic spots are scattered, limited bus service); Best seasons: March–May (mountain flowers blooming, lychees ripening), September–November (clear autumn skies, pleasant climate). The beauty of Meizhou lies in how it carves the resilience of millennia of migration into rammed earth walls, writes the belief of farming and scholarship into poetry steles, and brews the pure joy of the mountains and fields into a warm cup of Dancong tea—coming here is not just a trip, but a return to the heart.

Nestled in the Meijiang Basin, surrounded by mountains in eastern Guangdong, Meixian County is like a cultural amber from the history of the Hakka people's southward migration, preserving a perfect blend of the ancient charm of the Central Plains and the landscape of Lingnan. It is not only the spiritual home of the "World Hakka Capital," but also a UN-certified "Hakka Cultural Ecological Protection Zone." When you step onto this land, you'll find time softens—the cobblestone walls of the century-old Hakka walled villages still tell the ancient admonition of "passing down the family tradition of farming and reading," while modern farms with fragrant pomelo orchards are writing a new chapter for the Hakka people. 🏯 The Code of the Walled Village: Family History Hidden in the Architecture Stepping into the Renhou Wengong Ancestral Hall in Bingcun, this walled village, built in the Ming Dynasty, is like a three-dimensional encyclopedia of Hakka civilization. The crescent-shaped pond, resembling a Tai Chi symbol, and the walled village form a philosophical layout of "heaven is round and earth is square." The 108 rooms are radiating outwards according to seniority, and the "clog-shaped beams" in the central hall of the ancestral hall subtly allude to the Hakka people's wisdom of "being down-to-earth." In Songkou Town, a town with a large overseas Chinese population, traditional Hakka roundhouses with Nanyang (Southeast Asian) style stand facing each other across the street. The weathered "Picking Bureau" signs on the walls bear witness to the magnificent history of the Hakka ancestors' migration to Southeast Asia. 🍵 Hakka Charm: A Pastoral Symphony in the Tea Fields Amidst the thousand acres of tea gardens at the foot of Yinna Mountain, tea-picking grandmothers sing the 300-year-old "Tea Picking Tune," the melodious Hakka folk song harmonizing with the sizzling sound of iron woks frying tea leaves. Climbing to Tongguzhang, at an altitude of 1297 meters, the Hakka earthen buildings appear and disappear in the sea of ​​clouds. Every April, the azaleas here turn the entire mountain crimson. The most poetic experience is undoubtedly the Meijiang River night cruise. The lights on both banks outline a long scroll of "one river, two banks" scenery. Not far away, the Hakka Museum stands quietly on the riverbank like a giant earthen building, its treasured Hakka migration route map shimmering blue in the moonlight. 🧑🌾 Intangible Cultural Heritage Scene: Hakka Memories on the Tip of the Tongue In the century-old kitchen of Qiaoxi Ancient Charm, a chef is making "Xianren Ban" using ancient methods. The black gel made from mesona chinensis and persimmon leaves is served in a rough earthenware bowl, garnished with wild honey—a crystallization of Hakka wisdom for cooling off in the summer. At "Runxin Ban Shi Dian" on Meicheng Old Street, the third-generation successor still insists on using bamboo steamers to make bamboo shoot Ban. The translucent cassava skin wraps around winter bamboo shoots and minced meat; the burst of wild mountain fragrance with each bite is like swallowing the entire spring of the Fujian-Guangdong-Jiangxi border region. And at 3 a.m. at Chengde Lou, the chef begins pounding pork with a stone mortar to make "Meicai Kou Rou" (preserved mustard greens with braised pork belly). This dish, which has accompanied the Hakka people's migration for 600 years, contains the flavor code of the ethnic group. 📜 Cultural Map: A Civilization Relay from the Confucian Temple to the Pomelo Garden Within the red walls of the Meixian Confucian Temple, the echoes of Zhu Xi's lectures still resonate under the thousand-year-old banyan tree. Moving into the modern "Hakka World Industrial Park," in the 10,000-mu (approximately 667 hectares) pomelo orchard built by returned overseas Chinese, drones are inspecting the pomelo trees, while VR technology recreates the Hakka migration history, creating a dialogue across time with the ancestral genealogy records. This coexistence of "ancestral hall wisdom" and "digital innovation" vividly portrays the contemporary Hakka people's spirit of "not forgetting their roots and creating the future." 💡 Travel Guide: Unlocking the Deep Secrets of Hakka Capital · Two-Day Highlights: Day 1: Hakka Museum → Songkou Ancient Town → Qiaoxi Ancient Town; Day 2: Yinna Mountain → Ye Jianying Memorial Park → Night Cruise on the Meijiang River · Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience: Learn how to make Hakka Lei Cha (擂茶) in Baihou Town, and observe the fire dragon making technique in Puzhai. · Seasonal Highlights: Tea picking season around Qingming Festival, pomelo picking around Frost's Descent. · Hidden Route: Explore the Nanyang-style architectural complex along the "Overseas Chinese Homecoming Road," and find the poems of homesickness carved by Hakka ancestors before they set sail at Yuan Kui Pagoda. As the setting sun gilds the roof tiles of the Hakka walled villages, and smoke rises slowly from the banks of the Half-Moon Pond, sitting on a stone bench in the threshing ground and listening to the elderly sing "The Song of Crossing the Sea" in Hakka dialect, you will suddenly understand the Hakka spirit of "being a guest everywhere, and home everywhere." Here, there is no hustle and bustle of big cities, but there is the warmth of blood ties passed down for thousands of years—every day in Meixian, you are having a soul-to-soul dialogue with a resilient and warm civilization.

📍 Highlights: World Hakka Capital, Walled Village Secrets, Hot Spring Wellness, Hakka Cuisine 👫 Suitable for: Culture lovers, photography enthusiasts, foodies 💰 Budget Allocation: Transportation: 1000 RMB (high-speed rail/self-drive + local car rental) Accommodation: 1500 RMB (hot spring resort/walled village homestay) Meals: 1200 RMB (San Ji Di, salt-baked chicken, stuffed tofu) Tickets & Experiences: 800 RMB (walled village visits, hands-on activities) Shopping: 500 RMB (Hakka Niangjiu liquor, chrysanthemum cakes, and other souvenirs) 📅 Itinerary Day 1: Hakka Culture Tour & Hot Spring Wellness 🚄 Morning: Arrive in Meizhou Take high-speed rail to Meizhou West Station, then car rental to Qiaoxi Ancient Charm (1 hour) Check in at Ketiantian International Resort (or Fengshun Hot Spring Hotel) 🍗 Noon: Must-try Hakka Three Treasures Recommended restaurants: Weilongwu Xingyuan Restaurant (salt-baked chicken, preserved mustard greens with pork) Jinyuan Restaurant (Hakka stuffed tofu, San Ji Di soup) 🏯 Afternoon: Explore the World Hakka Capital China Hakka Museum (free, learn migration history) Qiaoxi Ancient Charm (Ming and Qing dynasty village, 50 RMB ticket) Songkou Ancient Town (thousand-year-old dock, Nanyang style) 🌄 Evening: Ketiantian Night View Stroll through Ketiantian Venice Water City (light show + Hakka song and dance) Dinner recommendation: pickled noodles + San Ji Di soup (Meizhou locals’ late-night staple) 🌙 Night: Hot Spring Healing Soak in Fengshun Hot Spring (the top spring in eastern Guangdong) or attend a Hakka mountain song performance Day 2: Earth Walled House Wonders & Slow Life in Tea Fields 🛖 Morning: Fujian Tulou’s "Close Relative" Visit Hua’e Building (prototype of Big Fish & Begonia, 10 RMB ticket) or Tai’an Building (square stone walled house, 30 RMB ticket) 🍵 Noon: Tea Fragrance Feast Recommended: Yannanfly Tea Field Restaurant (tea-flavored shrimp, tea leaf stew) 🌱 Afternoon: Tea Field / Pomelo Garden Experience Yannanfly Tea Field (tea picking and making experience, 80 RMB ticket) Dapu Honey Pomelo Park (pick in autumn, free) ✈️ Evening: Return Trip Return from Meizhou West Station (remember to buy Hakka Niangjiu liquor and chrysanthemum cakes) 💡 Travel Tips ✔ Transportation: Attractions are scattered; car rental (about 500 RMB/day) or self-drive recommended ✔ Food Highlights: pickled noodles, salt-baked chicken, abacus seeds, mouse rice cake, yellow rice cake ✔ Accommodation Suggestions: For cultural experience, choose Weilongwu homestay (e.g., Dapu Heduli) For resort enjoyment, choose hot spring hotels (e.g., Baofeng Hot Spring) ✔ Must-buy Souvenirs: Hakka Niangjiu liquor, Pingyuan preserved mustard greens, Fengshun ginger candy 💰 Budget Flexibility: To save money, stay in Meijiang District hotels to reduce car rental time For a deeper trip, add Wuzhishi or Lingguang Temple 🏮 Meizhou is a living fossil of Hakka culture! Two days and one night, from mysterious walled villages to misty tea fields, savor the most authentic Hakka flavors~ 🍊

Plunging into Meizhou at the beginning of July, the Hakka culture and the beauty of the mountains and waters here completely captivated me. Now, I present this treasure guide to you with both hands! 📍Day 1: The Ancient Charm of the Hakka Capital In the morning, visit the "China Hakka Museum" for free to learn about the past and present of Hakka culture. At noon, try Hakka stuffed tofu, fresh and juicy. In the afternoon, go to the "Ye Jianying Memorial Park" to pay tribute to the great man’s achievements; admission is free. Stroll through the "Dongshan Academy" at dusk to feel the weight of history. For dinner, enjoy pickled noodles and Sanjidi soup nearby—authentic and delicious. 📍Day 2: Yannanfei Tea Plantation Early morning head to the "Yannanfei Tea Plantation Scenic Area," ticket price 80 RMB. Walk among the tea hills, breathe fresh air, and admire the tea garden scenery. Have lunch at the scenic area’s restaurant with specialty tea plantation dishes; the tea-flavored ribs are amazing. In the afternoon, experience tea picking and tea making to feel the charm of tea culture. Watch the sunset over the tea fields at dusk—breathtakingly beautiful. 📍Day 3: Exploring the Wei Long Houses In the morning, visit the "Renhou Wen Memorial Hall," a typical Hakka Wei Long house, open for free. Appreciate exquisite wood carvings, stone carvings, and colorful paintings. At noon, eat Meicai Kou Rou (braised pork with preserved vegetables), rich but not greasy. In the afternoon, go to "Hua’e Building," a round earth building with a unique architectural style that amazes visitors. Before leaving, bring some Hakka Niangjiu (traditional rice wine) as a souvenir. 🏨 Stay in Meijiang District for convenient travel and affordable hotel prices. 💡 July in Meizhou is quite hot, so prepare for sun protection and heat prevention. Some attractions have many mosquitoes, so bring mosquito repellent. The beauty of Meizhou is hidden in every historic site and every bite of delicious food. Follow this guide, and you’ll be completely captivated by this city! Follow me to unlock more hidden treasures.

Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, also known as the Blue Mansion due to its indigo-painted exterior, is one of Penang's most renowned attractions. This historic residence belonged to Cheong Fatt Tze, a prominent late Qing dynasty merchant and Southeast Asia's richest man. Today, it serves as a heritage site and museum offering guided tours, as well as a restaurant and hotel where visitors can enjoy fine dining or stay overnight. The mansion boasts 38 rooms, 5 courtyards, 7 staircases, and 220 windows. It features exquisite Chinese wood carvings and porcelain mosaic work, seamlessly blended with Western architectural elements, creating a sophisticated yet understated aesthetic. Visitors can opt for a paid guided tour or book a stay at the mansion. Hotel guests enjoy complimentary tours with access to more areas of the property. Through engaging and professional explanations, guests not only learn about Cheong Fatt Tze's life and legacy but also appreciate the architectural beauty of this historic home. Guided tours are reasonably priced at around 200 New Taiwan Dollars, though they tend to fill up quickly.

#February Good Places 2025 The former residence of Zhang Bishi, also known as the Blue House, is the former residence of Zhang Bishi, a businessman in China during the late Qing Dynasty. It is the most precious building in George Town, the capital of Penang, and has been awarded the UNESCO Asia Pacific Heritage and Monument Protection Award! The owner, Zhang Bishi, was a self-made Hakka, a Qing Dynasty diplomat who became the richest man in Southeast Asia at the time by trade, with assets even higher than the annual income of the Qing Dynasty treasury. It was built in 1904 and covers an area of ​​more than 3,000 square meters in Chinese style, but contains British-made floor tile glass windows and cast iron railings and pillars. Chan Kin-po, Mrs. Chan Kin-po, who lives in the Blue House, married 70-year-old Mrs. Cheung at the age of 17. The love story is particularly exciting. There are 38 rooms and 5 courtyards in Zhang Bishi's ancient house, with both Chinese-style exquisite wood carvings and clear porcelain cut-and-stick, as well as Western-style courtyard buildings, a perfect combination of Chinese and Western styles! The former residence is usually open for limited tours and offers 16 rooms, which retain traditional Chinese décor and modern air conditioning and bathroom facilities! After settling in Penang, this and characteristic mansion is covered, using a large number of European iron columns and parquet tiles incorporating Chinese carvings, and was selected as a filming location for Indochina, Crazy Asian Rich and several films

I have lived in Guangdong for 20 years and never heard of a place called Little Jingdezhen. The blue and white porcelain here is beautiful. The whole area is a ceramic production base, with ceramic-decorated walls, cars, and even toilets everywhere! This cultural and tourism building was transformed from a factory. It is not large in scale, but it is full of unique charm and fun, and you can take great photos from any angle! You can also experience Hakka culture and Hakka cuisine here. Location: Ceramic Industrial Park, Gaopo Town, Dapu, Meizhou Transportation: Self-driving, park on the roadside, free, many parking spaces. Tickets: From CNY 10, you can visit freely after entering. In the Ceramic Experience Center, you can make ceramic blanks by hand, paint patterns, and color them. The price can be purchased together with the ticket, about CNY 50. After completion, the center will help you fire it and send it back home for an additional CNY 10 postage. Food: Bamboo shoot dumplings, Meizhou pickled noodles, beef ball soup, Hakka stuffed tofu, ginger duck, braised beef ribs. The beef balls here have a different taste from those in Chaoshan, very special!

I haven't been to Tai Po for a long time ~ I took advantage of today's holiday and went in to visit a friend. He booked Da Roll Friends Hot Pot for dinner together 😆😆 Super gorgeous court style design, with large dragon chairs and holy orders (menu), cutlery, boiler are very beautiful, very suitable for photography📸️ Ling Lung Floating • Chicken Soup Pot with Mulberry Ginseng (Half) The two women were immediately heartbroken when they saw the chicken with flower jelly 😍 It's great for nourishing and nourishing the skin! The golden soup is sweet and rich, the flower stalks bigger than the palm of your hand are soft and fragrant, and the chicken pieces are tender and meaty❣️ Big Roller Beef Platter (Small) The generous portion of beef platter is on the table and makes your mouth water🤪 There are Angus beef ribs, local hand-cut beef neck ridge, top American snowflake beef, beef tongue and more. My personal favorite is Angus beef tenderloin, rich marble pattern, fresh and tender meat, rich beef flavor, delicate taste💡 The manager recommends the Iberian acorn pig The meat is delicate and full of acorn flavor, soft and juicy, perfect distribution of fat and meat, making people fall in love with it 🥳 Sakura Shrimp Pork Meatballs The entrance is rich and fragrant pork flavor, the surface is full of cherry shrimp, the taste is rich 💖 Black truffle luncheon meat The savory shredded meat exudes the unique aroma of black truffle, fried until golden brown and crispy edges are very attractive! It tastes moderately salty and has layers of meat. It's so evil👿 Big Roll Friends Mixed Vegetable Platter When having hot pot, you need to eat vegetables to relieve your thirst 🥬 The mixed vegetable platter has everything, super rich! There are lettuce, lettuce, mushroom, wood ear, purple mushroom, tomato, corn🌽, etc., fresh and crisp, refreshing taste buds great🤟🏻 Homemade rich bamboo sugarcane root Ice-cold is sweet and thirst-quenching, and helps moisturize the lungs and produce fluid. It's perfect for hot pot 👏🏻

Find Ma Kee (Tai Po) Shop C, G/F, Po Kong Building, 35-39 Po Hing Street, Tai Po Hemp Chicken (one) $138 The spices are rich in layers, and the straight seasoning is just right, both hemp and spicy, the taste is salty and sweet, and with a faint sour aroma, and does not rob each other. The most commendable is that it is delicious, and you are not thirsty after eating it. Once the chicken is folded up, it will be soaked without any dead corners. It's quite convenient to bite the meat without spitting out the bones Cucumber jellyfish head $20/100g Jellyfish head has thicker skin and flesh than jellyfish cut into strips. It is more crisp and delicious when used to make cool dishes. The seasoning sauce based on Zhenjiang vinegar is refreshing and delicious. It is more tasty when refrigerated Red oil pork ears $28/100g The mouth is soft and crispy, the taste is fresh and not greasy, and rich in collagen, the cartilage of the pig's ears can also supplement calcium, easier to absorb than soft, eat more elastic, spicy flavor is particularly distinctive #food #hkfoodblogger #foodie #hkfoodie

🌟Restaurant: German-Italian restaurant 📍Address: Shop 19, 1/F, Cui Yi Garden, 3 Cui Yi Street, Tai Po 💰Price: ~$100-$200 📱Tel: 3480 0701 When we think of German cuisine, I believe that traditional German delicacies such as German salted pork hands and German beer will come to mind My friend took me to Tai Po today to try this newly opened German and Italian restaurant "German Italian Restaurant" · ———————————————— 🌟Hot Melt Cheese New Zealand Beef Fillet Set🌟 🔹It's Japanese soup and garlic bread · The soup recommended by the chef today is a rich mushroom soup ~ boiled with a large amount of shredded mushrooms, the mushroom flavor is super rich; with crispy and delicious garlic bread, perfect match! 🔹B&E specialty salad with smoked salmon · The salad dish uses fresh vegetables such as romaine lettuce, which is crispy enough. The ingredients add fried bread crumbs, shredded cheese, etc., which is rich enough. The top layer is also covered with thick smoked salmon 🔹Tomato Parma Air Dried Ham Pizza · Let's try this Italian main pizza first - the ingredients are rich tomato sauce, Parma wind-dried ham and a lot of cheese, rich ingredients, full of Italian style, the outer layer of the cake is crispy, bite and soft enough, eat very satisfied ~ 🔹Signature German salted pork hands with pickled cabbage and mashed potatoes · The main character appears, the original German salted pork hands are served hot ~ The salted pork hands are baked and fried until the outer layer is crispy and the inner layer of meat remains Juicy Smooth and tender, excellent ~ side dishes with German pickled cabbage, with salted pork hands together, tasty and refreshing; next to a large ball of mashed potatoes, smooth taste, the whole combination is very tasty ~ worth mentioning that the restaurant also offers German Bavarian knot bread for eating with pork hands, salty outside, smoky, is a very traditional German bread ~ 🔹German Wheat Black Beer (Draw Beer) · Eat German cuisine without sipping a glass of German-made draft beer, I chose the wheat-flavored black beer, the beer foam is very smooth, and the wheat flavor is strong enough, whether with appetizer salad or salted pork hands, it is a perfect match ~ 🔹Apple juice · My friend ordered a glass of apple juice, slightly sour and thirst-quenching great ~ · ———————————————— 😋Taste: 4/5 🏢Environment: 4/5 💁🏻‍♀️Service: 4/5 💵Price: 4/5 🤟🏻 Value for money: 4/5 · ———————————————— 👅 Overall summary The restaurant focuses on German and Italian cuisine, the dishes are authentic enough, and the prices are affordable In terms of food, I appreciate the signature German salted pork hands the most The restaurant also offers German sausage platter and other handmade pasta, perfect for the whole family to refresh the meal; the restaurant also has happy hour, focusing on a variety of German draft beer, very suitable for friends to chill and relax ~

There are 5 packages to choose from, the main courses are beef, pork, chicken, the meal time is 90 minutes, there are two meals with seafood provided, the time is 120 minutes all you can eat, and a little sushi. In addition to ordering different beef, the beef is very tasty and fresh 😋, outside you can also take your own other vegetables, mushrooms, desserts and soft drinks, there are also different cooked food, octopus balls and spring rolls. However, compared to other hot pot restaurant prices, if you choose to have seafood packages are rather expensive, seafood variety is small, just intend to be close to home location and want to have hot pot is good, so this time did not choose to serve seafood meals. Bullish 📍Shop 052b, 1/F, Sinda Plaza, Tai Po Environment 5 points Food 4 points Service attitude 5 points Price 3 points #HongKonggoodplaces #foodie #hotpotall-you-can-eat #HongKongfood #Taipo #Taipofood

Tai Po is full of delicacies 😋 There are cafes, lakeside restaurants with beautiful views, Hong Kong-style teahouses, etc., suitable for families Or go with your friends 👪 I have specially collected a few must-eat restaurants, let's see 👀 ☕️All day breakfast Homeland ☕️ Old Fong Tea House ☕️Golden Heron Lake Le Vow ☕️Thirty stores ————————————————— #HongKong #Homeland #Tai Po #Tai Po Day Trip #Tai Po Food #Tai Po Restaurant #Hong Kong Travel Guide #Hong Kong Eat Drink & Fun #Hong Kong Good Food #Good Food #Hong Kong Food Strategy #Buffet #Photo Strategy #Hong Kong Fun #Lao Fung Tea House #TaiPo #Hong Kong #Golden Heron Lake #LeVow #30 Stores

The weather was just right that day, so we went to Dapu, Meizhou to visit Hua'e Tower. Although it is not like several Tulou buildings connected together like Xiamen, it is just a single Tulou with a history of more than 400 years and is well preserved. It was built by the Lin family and was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Guangdong Province in 2002. It was listed as a national key cultural relic protection unit in 2019. Worth a visit address Lianfeng Village, Dapu County, Guangdong 514239 #Tulou #HakkaTulou #Meizhou #Short trip #Check-in

Tai Po Tai Mei Tuk matchbox Slow Cooked Crispy Whole Chicken Leg Chicken White Soup Ramen + Green Apple Red Tea + Grilled Chicken Skin This Matchbox is the most remote place in Tai Po. You can only enter Tai Mei Tuk when you go cycling or grilling food. Matchbox actually belongs to an izakaya, but it really uses ramen as its main recommended food, followed by skewers, fried food and beer. Lunch time into Tai Mei Tuk, all around you can find matchbox advertising easy-to-pull rack, but its shop is on the side, away from bicycle shops or bus stop, closer to Bridal Spring Upper Road, have not been to take some time to find, found when I saw a big sign, entered the atmosphere is good, there are three Table customers are chilling, ordering with a QR code, there are four kinds of ramen, the most expensive is the tiger shrimp miso soup ramen ($148), the shop's most recommended original chicken thigh white soup ramen ($98), black truffle grilled pork char siu ramen, and cherry shrimp soft shell crab ramen. Black truffle cherry shrimp fish powder because too tasty, I do not know these three things, I think less addition is better, since the most expensive and soft shell crab ramen with cherry shrimp, pork ramen with black truffle, so I chose chicken leg ramen, as the saying goes, the simpler the more difficult to make, chicken legs frozen meat stock is very cheap, but chicken leg ramen made very tasty very few, Central NOJO bowl of chicken legs It's good, at least bite the chicken very tasty, but bad in small portions, charges in Central OK, but compared to other noodle houses feel not cheap to talk about Tai Po matchbox's chicken leg ramen, the table looks good, chicken legs large, the menu says slow cooked crispy skin, meat is not wrong really smooth, skin is not very crispy, seasoning taste is not long, it seems. Noodles with yellow noodles, chicken white soup homemade soup, butter points, a little chicken flavor, but since last night ate Kwai Fong Lek noodles, the taste is relatively light chicken flavor, but salty enough, but overall the whole bowl is more than enough. The environment is good, you can see the mountains and the water, the food scene is plentiful, and there are other things to choose from on the menu. #matchbox #大埔 #stringane

This all-white restaurant is located on the edge of the lake. In the summer, there are water activities. In the winter, the restaurant is the best place to watch the white clouds and the sunset. It is also a good place for family holidays. The most convenient way to get there is to take a shuttle bus or taxi outside Tai Po Station. .