🇭🇰 Hong Kong Travel: Shopping, eating, worshiping, all in one place

#HongKongTravel If you only have one day this holiday, believe it or not, Hong Kong has everything you need! Plus, you can do it all without rushing. Let's see how we started 😊 ⸻ 🏖️ 1. Kwun Yum on the Repulse Bay Take a walk along Repulse Bay and turn into Tin Hau Temple. This is the statue of Kwun Yum and Tin Hau, about 10 meters high, like the protector of fishermen according to ancient Chinese beliefs. The colorful mosaic decorations stand out by the sea, becoming a popular photo spot.   Don't forget to walk across the "Longevity Bridge". It is believed that crossing it once will extend your life by 3 days (who wouldn't want to exchange?)  ⸻ 🛕 2. Che Kung Temple Cross over to the dim sum side! But you can't do it without paying respects to the bronze statue, Che Kung Siu, who is believed to have strong luck. It is recommended to go on Saturday and Sunday mornings. It will be even more lively during Chinese New Year. Because people line up to pray for good fortune and spin the “Wheel of Fortune” to bring good things throughout the year () ⸻ 🎁 3. Pop Mart – A source of design toys Not far from the temple is POP MART, a cute design toy store that is a worldwide hit. Girls who love collectibles must fall in love with it. There are both Blind Boxes and licensed characters in the Supercute style.  ⸻ 🏙️ 4. Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade The Kowloon side of the seaside, looking across, you can see Hong Kong Island in full view — high-rise buildings lined up as far as the eye can see, just like a scene from a Hong Kong movie from the golden age. We walked from the Avenue of Stars, which has a statue of Bruce Lee with famous stars’ signatures in the Walk of Fame style, and continued walking to the Clock Tower, a classic red clock tower that used to be part of a railway station during the British colonial era. ⸻ #Che Kung Temple