Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Pre-book Ngong Ping 360 tickets through Klook for potential queue-jumping, though the VIP lane may not always be available. Use the code Travelshortsklook for a discount. (6:11)
- Tip 2Be prepared for a climb of 268 steps to reach the top of the Tian Tan Buddha. Take your time and enjoy the view. (14:07)
- Tip 3Po Lin Monastery has a vegetarian restaurant on-site for those seeking a meal. (22:12)
- Tip 4Tim Ho Wan offers an affordable Michelin-star dining experience. Be prepared for a potentially busy atmosphere. (27:30)
- Tip 5After visiting the Star Ferry Pier, consider grabbing a refreshing ice cream to cool down. (31:28)
- Tip 6Visit the Wing On Plaza to see the filming location of Jackie Chan's Police Story. It's conveniently located near the Avenue of Stars. (36:52)
Travelshorts' last day in Hong Kong is jam-packed with iconic sights and delicious food! From the breathtaking Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride to the serene Tian Tan Buddha and the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui promenade, this vlog captures the vibrant energy of the city. A Michelin-star meal at Tim Ho Wan and a visit to the Bruce Lee statue add unique touches, showcasing Hong Kong's diverse offerings. Don't miss the unexpected Police Story filming location discovery!
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This vlog follows Travelshorts' final day exploring Hong Kong, starting with a journey from Hong Kong Disneyland to Lantau Island via the MTR. The primary focus is their Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride, offering stunning views and a unique experience in a crystal cabin. They then ascend the 268 steps to the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), sharing interesting facts about its history and construction. The visit includes exploring the surrounding Po Lin Monastery.
Following this, Travelshorts enjoys a Michelin-star meal at Tim Ho Wan, highlighting the surprisingly affordable price and delicious food. The afternoon involves a stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade, admiring Victoria Harbour's iconic skyline and visiting the Avenue of Stars, where they spot handprints of famous Hong Kong actors like Jackie Chan and the Bruce Lee statue.
Adding a surprising twist, Travelshorts discovers and explores the Wing On Plaza, the filming location of Jackie Chan's Police Story, emphasizing the scale and daring of the famous stunt. The vlog concludes with reflections on their epic China trip and a heartfelt farewell to Hong Kong. Travelshorts provides helpful tips throughout, including advice on using Klook for ticket pre-booking (although they note the VIP lane is no longer available), and emphasizes the unique experience of visiting Hong Kong's iconic landmarks.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What's the best way to get tickets for Ngong Ping 360?
- A: I usually use Klook to pre-book, but the VIP lane isn't always available now. You can still get a discount using my code, though!
- Q: How long does the Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride take?
- A: About 25 minutes, but it can be longer depending on the crowds.
- Q: How much did the food cost at Tim Ho Wan?
- A: About £32 for two adults – amazing value for a Michelin-star restaurant!
- Q: What was the most memorable part of the day?
- A: Definitely seeing the Police Story filming location! It was so much higher than it looked in the movie.
