Hong Kong is a shopping paradise, and Tsim Sha Tsui is a must-visit area.

We arrived in Hong Kong in the afternoon on the first day. We chose a hotel near Tsim Sha Tsui Station. The subway is within walking distance. There are many places to eat and shop nearby. Let's check out some hidden gems in the area. ✅Chungking Mansions Located at 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. A building in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. If you're familiar with the movie "Chungking Express," you'll know that this is the background for the chase scene. Built in 1961, Chungking Mansions looks a bit run-down. We recommend taking photos outside, as it can be a bit chaotic inside. ✅Glorious Tang Dynasty (Nathan Road) Very close to Chungking Mansions, this is a popular store selling fridge magnets and small accessories. You can buy 5 fridge magnets for just HKD 10. Many people come here to pick out gifts, so why not stop by and pick up some souvenirs? ✅Kau Kee Beef Brisket We were hungry after shopping, so we stopped by Kau Kee Beef Brisket for a quick meal. The signature four-treasure beef brisket noodles with iced lemon tea are very Hong Kong-style and delicious. ✅Clock Tower Plaza Clock Tower Plaza next to Victoria Harbour is the best place for a leisurely stroll. There is a circular staircase at the top of the No. 5 staircase of the observation deck, which is a great spot for photos. The transparent glass at the corner of the No. 2 staircase of the observation deck also attracts many people to take photos. ✅Avenue of Stars If you want to see the handprints of celebrities, this is the place to be. In addition to the handprints of stars like Andy Lau and Tony Leung, people also like to take photos with the "Li Ka-shing Success Trio" and the cute McDull. ‼️How to find the Success Trio quickly👇 Handshake 🤝 photo at Deanie Ip's handprint Wave 🙋 photo at Jacky Cheung's handprint Point 🫵 photo at Do Do Cheng's handprint 👋Tips: ·Route: If you exit Tsim Sha Tsui Station ➡️ Chungking Mansions ➡️ Glorious Tang Dynasty (Nathan Road) ➡️ Clock Tower Plaza ➡️ Avenue of Stars ·These places are not far apart, so you can walk and use navigation. ·The streets of Hong Kong still look like they do in TV dramas, and street photography is very popular. Even if it's your first time here, you'll feel a sense of familiarity. That's Hong Kong for you. ·Tsim Sha Tsui is great for city walks, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes. ·If you see a red ice cream truck on the street, you can buy 🍦 and try it. It's a Hong Kong specialty.