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Take a full tour to please Sai Mu, including updates on traveling to Hong Kong. Both immigration matters Traveling by taking a bus into the city, accommodation, viewing the Sky100 building, and tourist attractions for Sai Mu, arranged for four days, including Che Kung Temple, Kwun Yam Temple @Repules Bay, Kwun Yum Temple (Hung Hom), Ngongping Wai. Po Lin Monastery + Tian Tan Big Buddha For booking, the paste is as follows. King’s Hotel https://bit.ly/3l87t3y Ngong Ping cable car https://bit.ly/3Jc1CT1 Sky 100 building https://bit.ly/3mARMSS Pang traveled on February 14-18, 2023. You can take a bus or Airport Express from the airport to the city, but Pang takes a bus because it's cheaper and more convenient. Instead, take the A21 and get off at Man Ming Lane, Nathan Rd. The fare is 33HKD. Tap the card when you get on the bus. It takes about 50 minutes. Then check in at the King's Hotel. Yau Ma Tei Station Exit C / A21, get off at Man Ming Lane, Nathan Rd. For the Moon line Kwun Yam Temple @ Repules Bay Pay respect to Guan Yin and Ruby Goddess at Repulse Bay Beach. From MTR Central Station, take Exit D at Exchange Square III building and go straight to the Terminal Bus to take bus 6, 6A, 6X, or 260. It takes about half an hour to reach Repulse Bay Beach. (I found a square donut building with a hole in the middle, you can press the bell immediately.) After getting out of the car, find a way down to the beach. Walk along the beach to find the Goddess of Mercy. Pang took the bus on line 6, and the fare was 9.7 HKD. On the way back, take line 6X. The fare is 6.5 HKD. Kwun Yum Temple (Hung Hom ) Closes 5:45 p.m. It is one of the famous Kuan Yin temples in Hong Kong. This temple is famous for requesting a loan for Guanyin. During Chinese New Year, the temple will prepare a red envelope (Ang Pao) for you, but if it's not during the festival, you should prepare it yourself. Get off at Hung Hom Station, Purple Line, Exit B1 (Hung Hom District). When coming out of Exit B1, it will be a long Sky Walk. Follow the exit straight away. Note that signs point the way to the Guanyin Temple regularly. When reaching the way down, there will be another sign telling you to turn right into Gillies Avenue South, or if you take the bus, Pang sits 6C to the front of the temple, so it's very convenient. The powder comes on the opening day of the treasury. There will be only one day in 1 year. This year falls on February 16, 2023. They will open for worship from 11:00 p.m. on the 15th, which is quite a lot of people. After waiting in line for 2-3 hours, the powder comes around 6:20 a.m. The queue takes little time. Please wait for the line to worship inside until it's done at 06.50 only. Very lucky. Che Kung Temple or Che Kung Mew Temple, open from 07.00-18.00 MTR Blue Line Tai Wai Station Exit B, or you can leave at Che Kung Temple Station. (This temple is not next to the MRT station. So it would be best to walk for a while, but it's not far enough to walk comfortably.) It is popular to ask for blessings from the Che Kung gods and spin the "lucky windmill" to spin only good things into life. And beat the drums for good fortune. Inside the temple, Kangkan amulets are sold. Most people like to buy it as a good luck charm. Enhance the prosperity on four sides 1. Travel Wherever you go, be safe. 2. health, good health, longevity 3. luck, fortune, and money flowing 4. The aspect of hope and desire Whatever you wish for, your wish will be fulfilled in all respects. Pay respect to the Big Buddha Po Lin Monastery + Tian Tan Big Buddha MTR Orange Line, get off at Tung Chung Station Exit B, see City Gate Outlet, then walk to the left, walk a little further, and see the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. Traveling to Ngong Ping from the City Gate outlet area can take bus number 23 or the Nong Ping cable car. Each year there will be a cable car closing period for improvement. For 2023, it is from 27 February to 21 March 2023. So you can travel by car or Bus instead. As for places to visit and delicious restaurants, wait for the following clip. Follow us through various channels. Website – https://www.eatandsleep.blog/ Facebook –   / kinkabnorn   Instagram –   / kinkabnorn   Youtube –    / eat   and sleep/ TikTok –   / kinkabnorn   #eat and sleep #eat #travel #streetfood #ppowder #thailand #review #streetfood #food #vlog #blogger #review #kinkabnorn