Hong Kong Modernism✨

Dreaming of the perfect mix of mega city vibes and jaw-dropping nature? 🏙️🌳 Let me tell you: Macau and Hong Kong are undefeated. The contrast of endless skyscrapers with lush hills and twisty hiking paths is straight-up mesmerizing. I’ve never seen a city pull off this combo so hard — everywhere feels cinematic, from chill parks to buzzy streets!

Top Spots to Visit in Hong Kong:
1. Kennedy Town (Hong Kong, open all day): Check out this laid-back neighborhood for cool outdoor cafes, waterfront walks, and ultra-modern building close-ups. It’s perfect for an afternoon chill or sunset stroll — don’t miss the fresh seafood at the local spots!
2. Braemar Hill Peak (Tai Tam, open all day): For insane panoramic views, hike up to Braemar Hill. The path is easy for beginners, but the cityscapes are next-level. Go early morning or at sunset for epic pictures, but have a rain poncho — Hong Kong’s weather flips fast!
3. The Peak (The Peak, Hong Kong, open all day): The classic city lookout. Ride the historic tram up and be wowed by skyscrapers lining the bay, all surrounded by bursts of green. Pro tip: It gets crowded, so go at night for fewer people and killer city lights.

Getting Around: Use the Octopus card for trains, trams, and ferries — it’s super convenient and saves time. If it rains (very likely in this zone), taxis are cheap and everywhere.

Food FOMO? Grab egg tarts at any bakery in Kennedy Town, and treat yourself to dim sum or noodles at Cantonese spots on The Peak.

Essential tips: Hong Kong & Macau are visa-free for most travelers, but check before! Bring both cash (HKD/MOP) and cards. Weather swings between sunny and stormy, so layer up for outdoor adventures.

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Post by Sofia :) | Oct 17, 2025