1.？ Wong Tai Sin Temple. You can take the subway after customs clearance. Wong tai sin station B2 exit is Wong Tai Sin Temple. Wong Tai Sin Temple, built in 1945, is also a very famous scenic spot in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Wong Tai Sin devoted himself to saving the world by practicing medicine, so he had to be enshrined in a shrine by later generations. The incense in Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong is very strong, especially on the first day of the first lunar month, many believers or guests will go to sacrifice activities. In Wong Tai Sin Temple, Taoist weddings can also be held. If the time happens, you will have a chance to see the wedding process. There are 12 effective bronze statues erected at the entrance of Wong Tai Sin Temple, which are similar in shape and orderly arranged. In addition to the noise in the front yard, there is a quiet back garden with streams, rockeries and pavilions.
2.？ Tianhou Palace. In downtown Kowloon, incense has always been very popular. Tianhou, also known as Mazu, is Lin Moniang of Fujian. Tin Hau Temple in Yau Ma Tei is centered on the main hall of Tin Hau Temple, with several buildings on each side. Each building is dedicated to a different god. The main point of Tianhou Palace is the tower incense, and the staff helped to hang it.
3.？ Night view of Victoria Harbour. The night view of Victoria Harbour is one of the three major night views in the world, and it is also the best of the three night views. Both sides of Victoria Harbour are the bustling central business district of Hong Kong. After nightfall, modern buildings will be lit by various lights, and with billboards on the exterior, the night scene will be very prosperous and gorgeous. The night view of Victoria Harbour can be enjoyed by the Star Ferry, and the most convenient way is in Yan 'an, Tsim Sha Tsui.
4.？ Ding-ding car. Dingding cars often appear in various Hong Kong dramas, and are also very representative means of transportation in Hong Kong. Ding-ding car is a double-decker tram that walks along the wire track. It is also necessary to punch in when you take a tinkling bus to Hong Kong.