University students in Guangzhou have an extreme one-day tour in Hong Kong with lots of photo spots

Spent a day in Hong Kong with friends on the weekend. Hong Kong is really great for shopping and taking pictures! Here's a summary for the ladies, Photo spots without retracing your steps 📸 Travel mode: 🚄Guangzhou East ➡️ Shenzhen Shenzhen Luohu Port clearance 🚇 Subway direct to Hong Kong 👣Itinerary: Morning: Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei—Tsim Sha Tsui (Star Ferry 🚢)—Central Pier—Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 Afternoon: Take a sightseeing bus all the way to Causeway Bay—Times Square—Mount Butler 🏔️ Photo spots 📸 1️⃣Mong Kok—Yau Ma Tei (p2-p6) Great for shooting traditional old Hong Kong street scenes. Strong depth on both sides of the Mong Kok footbridge, and there are many street signs like Nathan Road. The subway background wall is also very photogenic! 2️⃣Tsim Sha Tsui-Harbour City Victoria Harbour spot (p7-p8) Staircase spot near Harbour City close to Victoria Harbour You can capture the entire Victoria Harbour seascape 🌊 3️⃣Central Pier No.9 (p9-p11) Take the Star Ferry to Central Pier No.9 and No.10, right opposite the Ferris wheel You can fully capture the Central Ferris Wheel 🎡 while avoiding the crowds 4️⃣Open-top sightseeing bus (p12-15) Open-top sightseeing bus 🚌 opposite the Star Ferry pier only costs 40 Hong Kong dollars per person. The whole journey can take an hour. You can enjoy the scenery and the breeze along the way. It's really worth it! It's even better during sunset 5️⃣Mount Butler 🏔️ (p17-p18) You can take a bus directly to this less-traveled hiking route in Causeway Bay! You can easily hike and enjoy the stunning Hong Kong seascape, sunset, and night view! But make sure to check the route on your first visit. There are dirt paths and many forks on the mountain. It's recommended to save the map in advance!