Two people are traveling to Hong Kong. Let’s explain the price and plan the itinerary. If it’s good, I’ll add one hundred points
I don’t know when you will arrive in Hong Kong and when you will leave. Assuming you arrive in Hong Kong in the morning. For the places you want to visit, five days and four nights are enough. I will add a little more for you as appropriate.
The rooms in Hong Kong hotels are not too big. If you want to live better, I recommend the Regal Hong Kong Hotel. The address is No. 88 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay. The transportation is very convenient, the service is very good, and the price is also " very good".
D1: Take the Airport Express to the terminal Hong Kong Station, and take a taxi or bus to the hotel. Take a short rest, then take minibus No. 40 at Teng Lung Street to Repulse Bay, visit Repulse Bay, then take 6X to the Cheung Kong Group Center in Central, walk to the cable car station and take the Peak Tram (not called the Peak Train) to the top of the mountain, one-way ticket $22, round trip $33. There are also wax museum packages. If you are interested, you can visit Madame Tussauds on the top of the mountain. Go to the top of the mountain to see Victoria Harbor (so beautiful!). Cable car or bus 15 minutes to go down the mountain and have dinner. You can also have dinner at the top of the mountain, but except for McDonald's and Burger King, other restaurants on the top of the mountain are very expensive!
D2: Have a good sleep. Take the westbound tram to Lippo Center in Admiralty (the tram does not announce the stop, so you have to know where to get off. The tram stop is not far away, so it is no problem to take one stop and then walk back). Take 629 to the terminal entrance of Tai Shue Wan, Ocean Park. Ocean Park tickets are $208 at the ticket office at the door. If you buy them in advance at the CTS Hong Kong store, you will get a discount, or you can buy a bus and ticket package at the ticket office next to the 629 terminal, which will be cheaper than buying at the ticket office at the door. Have a great day at Ocean Park and have lunch at Ocean Park.
D3: Take 25A or 25C on Yihe Street, and the end point is Golden Bauhinia Square. Then walk a few steps to the nearby Wan Chai Pier, take the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbor to Tsim Sha Tsui Pier ($2.2), and then walk to Canton Road to visit Harbor City, or take bus No. 2 to Mong Kok for shopping. For lunch, you can directly find a tea restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui or Mong Kok. If you are interested, you can go to the Hong Kong Science Museum (in Hung Hom) or the Hong Kong Space Museum (in Tsim Sha Tsui). The Avenue of Stars is near the Tsim Sha Tsui Pier, just a few minutes' walk east of the Pier. Went to see A Symphony of Lights at night. Then take the Star Ferry back to Wan Chai Pier at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier and change to the bus back to the hotel. Or you can take the MTR. From Tsim Sha Tsui, take one stop of the Tsuen Wan Line to Admiralty, then change to the Island Line to Tin Hau. In addition, there is the Star Star Victoria Harbor Tour, which can be boarded at Wan Chai Pier. The daily ticket price is $170. There is also the Symphony of Lights Victoria Harbor Tour, where you can watch A Symphony of Lights on the boat. The ticket price is $140. There is only one departure at 19:05. Board the boat at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier.
D4: I don’t need to say more about visiting Causeway Bay, Times Square, SOGO, etc. If you are interested, you can take the tram ($2.0) to explore Hong Kong Island.
D5: Maneuver. It is recommended to go to Ngong Ping Big Buddha. Take the Airport Express (you can check in and check your luggage at Hong Kong Station) to the airport, then take S1 to Tung Chung, change to Ngong Ping 360 to Ngong Ping, and visit the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. Visiting the Buddha itself is free. If you want to enter the exhibition hall inside the Big Buddha, you must first buy a ticket below. Calculate the time and return to the airport to prepare for boarding.