Hong Kong is a suitable location for shooting the Victoria Harbour and Central cityscape

Hong Kong is suitable for shooting the Victoria Harbour and Central cityscape. You can choose to shoot at the Avenue of Stars and East Coast Park. ❤Recommended reasons: ✅Avenue of Stars, this is the best shooting position directly facing Victoria Harbour and the high-rise buildings in Central, whether it's day or night. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Bank of China Tower, the tallest building in Hong Kong, the International Commerce Centre, and the Peak behind it are all in sight. Of course, the Avenue of Stars itself is also exciting enough. Under the guidance of the Golden Statue Award sculpture, almost all famous Hong Kong actors and directors have left precious signatures and palm prints on the railings of Victoria Harbour Bay, so it is called "Avenue of Stars", where tourists who come to Hong Kong can chase stars at the closest distance, find their idols, join hands, take a photo with Victoria Harbour as the background, which is really meaningful! ✅Compared with the Avenue of Stars, there are very few tourists in East Coast Park, especially the sculpture lighthouse that goes deep into the water surface, which makes the shooting less complicated foreground, and it is also a good choice for shooting Victoria Harbour. The entire city is reflected in the clear water and blue sky, the speedboat breaks the water surface, stirs up a line of white waves, this moment, this scene, is too beautiful. 🌟Highlights: After walking through the Avenue of Stars, the end point at the south is the pier of the Star Ferry, the oldest transportation tool in Hong Kong's history. The Star Ferry has been responsible for transporting and communicating between the two sides of Victoria Harbour for a century, and together with the still operating Hong Kong tram and the Peak Tram, it formed the world-leading urban transportation network of that year. The Star Ferry is still the cheapest cross-harbour transportation tool today, so I also bought a 6-dollar ferry ticket, drifted across Central to go shopping, the red and blue color of the boat I was on was really good-looking, it matched with Hong Kong's blue sky and white clouds, and it looked good in photos.