Hong Kong | Budget Traveler A lifetime goal to power through 30k steps in one day exploring HK

| Budget Traveler A lifetime goal to power through 30k steps in one day exploring HK.💡【Money-Saving Tips】 🔹One-day power walk: Save up on the expensive hotel costs in the land-scarce Hong Kong😂 🔹High-speed train tickets: Save more by transferring - Depart from Guangzhou South → Transfer at Shenzhen North → Hong Kong West Kowloon: Save 65.5 - Depart from Qingsheng Station → Transfer at Shenzhen North → Hong Kong West Kowloon: Save 90.5 - Depart from Guangzhou East → Arrive at Shenzhen Station → Cross the border at Luohu: The ticket is only 79.5 🔹Hong Kong Hospitality: 100 HKD Voucher - After passing through customs at West Kowloon Station, the Hong Kong Tourism Board's booth is on the right-hand side, queue up with your Hong Kong and Macau Travel Permit to receive a redemption code - Follow the process on the redemption code to exchange it for merchant vouchers, day passes, or souvenirs from attractions 🔹Octopus Card: 3% discount on the MTR - The MTR is notoriously expensive, but it's convenient and the preferred mode of transportation for most people, as taking a taxi is even more expensive🥲🥲🥲. With an Octopus card, you can travel smoothly and save a bit of money compared to buying tickets on the spot - Additionally, the Octopus card can be used on buses, trams, the Star Ferry, as well as for purchases at convenience stores or dining at restaurants, making it convenient, time-saving, and economical 🔹Route Planning: Plan your route well to save on transportation costs - Kowloon: The Yau Tsim Mong area is relatively close for shopping, dining, and shopping, all within walking distance. If walking is too tiring, you can take the Tsuen Wan Line for one or two stations - Hong Kong Island: From Kowloon to Hong Kong Island, you can take the Star Ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui Pier to Wan Chai Pier, with a fare of only 3.2 HKD - Central and Causeway Bay area, also suitable for shopping, dining, and shopping, are close enough to walk; to go to the seaside, you can take the tram, which costs 3 HKD for the whole line, cheaper than the MTR 🔴【Recommended Itinerary】 West Kowloon → Harbour City (Shopping | Victoria Harbour View) ↓ Tsim Sha Tsui (Kam's Roast Goose | Lan Fong Yuen | Ichiran Ramen | K11) ↓ Mong Kok → Yau Ma Tei (Sister Wah's Snacks | Tung Kee Fish Balls | Coconut King) ↓ Central (Peak Tram | Central Pier | Observation Wheel | Tai Kwun) ↓ Causeway Bay (Times Square | Sogo Department Store) ↓ Kennedy Town (Seaview | % Arabica | Western District Public Cargo Working Area)