The touch of blue in Victoria makes people linger

🌟Highlights: National Day🇨🇳 took parents to Hong Kong🇭🇰 to experience the Hong Kong-style tea restaurant, the Hong Kong style in TVB, and the must-visit Victoria Harbour. Although every city has its own charm and characteristics, I still want to say that Victoria Harbour is to Hong Kong, just like the Bund is to Shanghai. They are the most famous landmarks of their own, and they are also the first stop for tourists to check in. 🗓Itinerary: Back to the main topic, we took the high-speed rail🚅 from Hunan to Shenzhen North that day, did not leave the station, and then took the MTR Vibrant Express🚄 to Hong Kong West Kowloon High-speed Railway Station. 👍Most recommended: I have been to Hong Kong many times, and this is the first time I have taken the high-speed rail. It's full of freshness. After arriving in West Kowloon, follow the crowd and signs, swipe the Hong Kong and Macau pass first to pass the border inspection gate, then check the luggage at the customs, and then queue to swipe the ID card out of the high-speed rail station gate. One place, two inspections, convenient and fast, greatly saving the time of customs clearance. This is much more time and effort saving than the traditional border crossing during popular holidays like National Day. Thumbs up! ❤Recommended reason: After leaving the station, you can take the subway to Tsim Sha Tsui Station🚇, and then walk a few minutes to get there. Unlike other coastal cities, the sea in Hong Kong is blue-green, which looks particularly pure. Walking along the sea, there is a sea breeze from time to time, and people naturally feel relaxed and comfortable. Opposite is the densely packed Central with high-rise buildings, as well as the Ferris wheel, the bustling CBD, this is the A-side of Hong Kong, modern and contemporary. On the side of the Star Ferry Pier, the traditional ferry is still retained. The key is that the ferry ticket is very cheap, only HKD4, and now it also supports Alipay/WeChat/Cloud Flash payment. Sitting on the ferry, immerse yourself in the elegance and charm of Victoria Harbour, this is the B-side of Hong Kong, traditional and conservative.