🇭🇰Colorful photo zones recommended in Hong Kong

Everywhere I went was so pretty that it was hard to choose 10🥹

1. Ik Cheong Building
Ik Cheong Building, famous for being a filming location for Transformers, surprised me with its impressive height and size as soon as I saw it. There used to be a photo zone where you could take pictures, but they said it was blocked off because of the noise from tourists. Since there are actual residents, I tried not to make too much noise when taking pictures🤫

2. Sham Shui Po Area (Rainbow Elementary School)
An area where you can feel the local Hong Kong sensibility rather than the glamour of the city! Rainbow Elementary School is the colorful elementary school in the picture🌈

3. Choi Hong Apartment
Choi Hong, famous for its rainbow-colored apartments! It hasn't been decided yet because it's confirmed to be rebuilt, but they say the apartments may disappear. If you're planning a trip to Hong Kong, take a quick picture📸

4. Mong Kok Station Overpass
Hong Kong is becoming more sinicized, so many neon signs are disappearing. I still recommend Mongkok Station overpass for taking Hong Kong-style emotional shots🇭🇰

5. Peninsula
I just happened to pass by here, but it's a famous hotel. There were a lot of people taking pictures here in the evening with the Chanel decorations. I secretly recommend it because it's a building decoration that women would like😉

6. Aqua Luna
I really recommend it! It's great for seeing the night view of Hong Kong, and if you catch the Symphony of Lights at the right time, you can see the laser show✨ The ferry I got on even served wine?!

7. Central
The Gangnam of Korea🏙️ You can see the gorgeous buildings and steep alleys in the gorgeous city, and just take a picture looking down or up at the alleys and you'll get a great shot in no time!

8. Victoria Peak
Isn't the sunset and night view from here the best? 🥹 I fell in love with the sunset once and the night view twice❤️ Also, the view when you go up to Victoria Peak by Peak Tram is the bestㅠ(I recommend the front row seat in the reverse direction)

9. Soho Street + Mid-levels Escalator
The longest Mid-levels Escalator in the world! And there are many cute murals on Soho Street where the escalator is connected, so take cute pictures in front of the murals💗

10. Make various cuts of the subway station🏳️🌈
Try making colorful cuts with the colorful background of the Hong Kong subway station! Usually, I try to make 9 cuts, but I failed with 6 cuts😭

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