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Port strategy: Luoan: the nearest port of the railway station and bus station, the railway station and bus station come out a few steps to Luoan. Huanggang Port: 24-hour customs clearance port. Bay port: The closest port from the airport, clearance speed is fast, designed for guests to pass by plane. Port: After clearance, you can take the subway, convenient and fast. Shekou Port: After clearance, you can directly take a ship to Hong Kong or directly to the port of Macao. Gongbei Port: The port that can directly transit to Macao, the traffic is convenient. There are generally two ways to enter Hong Kong from the mainland: First, directly fly to the Hong Kong airport, which is the simplest and most convenient. 1, the airport - the most convenient transportation in Hong Kong: directly at the airport to take the Hong Kong direct bus via the Bay Port (clearance) to Hong Kong, Jordan, Mong Kok, Wan Chai, Central, every 15 minutes, the whole 80 minutes). 2, train station - Hong Kong Railway Station is on the edge of Luo 'an, Line 1 subway terminus, after crossing the subway directly to Hong Kong.

The Airport Express connects the Central Business District with the Hong Kong International Airport. It takes 24 minutes and leaves every 10 minutes from 5:54 am to 11:28 PM daily. From 11:28 p.m. to 12:48 a.m., there is a bus leaving in about 12 minutes. There are 3 stops after Airport Express departure: HK $60 / person to Tsing Yi Station, HK $90 / person to Hong Kong Station, HK $100 / person to Hong Kong Station, if you buy a round trip ticket, you can get a discount. These three stations can be replaced by subway. At Tsing Yi Station, you can transfer to Tung Chung Line. At Hong Kong Station, you can transfer to Tsuen Wan Line and Island Line. A free urban check-in service is available at both the Hong Kong Station and the Hong Kong Station, allowing passengers to check in from the day before boarding to 90 minutes before departure. Passengers can enjoy free shuttle bus services from these two stations to and from major liquor and transport interchanges. Airport Express station staff are stationed to carry luggage for passengers free of charge.

Airport bus Hong Kong Airport has an excellent bus route connecting most parts of Hong Kong.

There are nine MTR lines in Hong Kong: Island Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Kwun Tong Line, Tseung Kwan O Line, Disneyland Line, Tung Chung Line, East Rail Line, West Rail Line and Ma Line. Subway tickets start at HK $4 and are available in different classes at all stations. Consider buying an Airport Express travel pass, which includes a one-way or round-trip airport Express ticket and unlimited subway rides within three days. Round-trip fare is HK $300, one-way fare is HK $220.

Taxis In most of the streets of Hong Kong, there is no shortage of taxis, except for the pick-up area, you can easily hail a taxi on the street. Taxis in Hong Kong are equipped with odometers and air conditioning, have clean compartments and pay the same fare. For shorter journeys, taxis are usually the best option. Hong Kong taxis come in different colours. Red taxis travel on Hong Kong Island, green taxis travel in the New Territories and blue taxis travel on Lantau Island.

Hong Kong's famous food Xintiandi, is a famous Hong Kong food critic Choi LAN personally selected, there are 14 food, food shop located in Huangpu Xintiandi, is a not to be missed food hot spot. Address: Hong Kong New Tiandi Phase 8 Take the ferry from Central, Wan Chai or North Point to Hong 墈 Ferry Pier Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier Road 8A

Pineapple bag Pineapple bag is one of the classic food in Hong Kong tea restaurant, is also a special breakfast variety, generally by 10 o 'clock in the morning will be sold out, missed can only "early tomorrow". Address: There are many places to buy.

Dolphin King called "the best ramen in Hong Kong", of course, this is people's evaluation of the dolphin King, in this food paradise, there is such praise is really not a general thing. Address: Ground Floor, He On Building, 8-13 LAN Kwai Fong and On Lee, Central, China Per capita Consumption: 20-50RMB

Rainbow Seafood Wine in Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island, is a coastal restaurant, very close to the pier, you can eat seafood while enjoying the sea view. They are so famous for their seafood that some Hong Kong people come here specifically to have a seafood meal. Address: 1A-1B, First Street, Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island,516-20,23-24 Ground Floor Per capita consumption: 300RMB

Manji dessert is a well-known dessert chain brand in Hong Kong, Hong Kong people almost do not know, now most of our inland cities, as well as overseas Singapore, Thailand, there are many, go to Hong Kong can not not eat authentic Manji dessert. Address: Ground Floor, 9 to 10ABC, General Road, Sai Kung Spending per capita: 30-50RMB

Miramar Shopping Mall and Park Lane, just across the street from the wine, there are also beautiful parks nearby, the location is very good, to the Avenue of Stars are very convenient. To the city shopping or Temple Street snack with walking on the line, within 10 minutes can walk. Address: 118 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Spend per capita RMB 1,300

Tsim Sha Tsui Jin Yi Boutique Wine This wine room area is not large, giving people the feeling is small and fine, convenient transportation, located in the busy area of Tsim Sha Tsui, from the subway exit, 300 meters, a few minutes to the wine, very easy to find, wine walk K11 Mall and city only 5-10 minutes. Address: 21 Po Le Lane, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Tsim Mong, Hong Kong Per capita consumption: RMB 1,300

Disney wine looks a little bit like a castle. It's a great wine. It's a lot more expensive than Hollywood. Wine is mainly aimed at families, even the most basic room can accommodate 4 adults, if a family of 4 people is convenient. Address per capita consumption of 2600RMB

1 In Hong Kong, it is illegal not to carry your ID card with you. Please note that you must carry a photo identification document (such as a pass) at all times. Generally speaking, Hong Kong is a very safe place, day or night. However, you should avoid carrying large amounts of cash, it is best to use credit cards, and make full use of the hotel safe deposit box facilities. 2 Most hotels and restaurants add a 10% service charge to the bill. A 5% tip is allowed. If there is no service charge, offer to tip 10% of the purchase. Tips for taxi drivers, concierges and bathroom attendants are optional. 3. Most hotels offer same-day laundry service, and many offer childcare. 4. Tap water supplied in Hong Kong is soft water, disinfected with chlorine gas, which meets the standards of the United Nations World Health Organization and is suitable for drinking. Hotels and supermarkets also sell a variety of bottled distilled and mineral water. Some parks also have drinking places where visitors can drink free of charge. 5. Smoking is strictly prohibited in Hong Kong. Smoking is banned in most areas of all workplaces, public places, restaurants, streets and public play areas in Hong Kong. Smoking in non-smoking areas (including on public transport) is punishable by a fine of up to HK $5,000. Random spitting and littering in public places also carry a fixed penalty of HK $1,500. In addition, you can't eat in public places, such as after the subway gates open, shopping malls.

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Taxis also have additional charges such as tunnels, baggage fees, and driver return fees.

In Hong Kong, passengers in the front and rear seats of taxis must wear seat belts, smoke in the car, and do not throw debris or hang objects out of the car.