I want to take two old people to Hong Kong for a self-help tour for two or three days, and I want to find a tourist route. It is best to have information such as the mode of travel and fare.

From Luohu, it is most convenient to take the MTR.

Lo Wu is one of the starting points of the MTR East Rail Line (the other is Futian Port, which comes out from Lok Ma Chau), and the destination of east rail line is Hung Hom.

Go to Ocean Park and take the MTR to Admiralty (you have to change trains on the way). I usually change to Kwun Tong Line at Kowloon Tong and then to Tsuen Wan Line at Yau Ma Tei to Admiralty. Ocean park bus station is at Admiralty exit B. Follow the sign to the end. The exit is facing the wall that says National Bank of Indonesia. If you look to the left, you will see a small house selling bus tickets for Ocean Park. There are many double-decker buses on the road.

You can take the Peak, Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars and Bauhinia Square, or take the MTR, change to Kwun Tong Line in Kowloon Tong, and then change to Tsuen Wan Line in Yau Ma Tei to Tsim Sha Tsui (similar to the above routes).

Why did you choose to get off at Tsim Sha Tsui instead of Tsim Dong? From the road map, from east rail line to Hung Hom (the end point), Hung Hom to Tsim Dong only needs to transfer once; Turn to Tsim Sha Tsui twice.

Tsim Sha Tsui East Station is close to Tsim Sha Tsui, which is connected by an underground passage, but you can't change lanes at Tsim Sha Tsui East/Tsim Sha Tsui East Station with a one-way ticket. Tsim Sha Tsui was chosen because it is closer to Star Ferry Pier and Avenue of Stars than Tsim Dong. After Tsim Sha Tsui got off the bus, there was a sign indicating the entrance and exit of the Avenue of Stars. If you want to go to the Avenue of Stars, follow the directions indicated. (You can also walk to the Star Ferry Pier on the Avenue of Stars. If you want to cross Victoria Bay directly by the Star Ferry, just walk out of the exit (Exit B) marked by the Hong Kong Cultural and Arts Center and go straight ahead. There is no doubt that you will see the exit sign again. Star Ferry will get off at Exit L6 and follow the signs and go straight from the subway station. You will see "Star Ferry Pier to Central and Wan Chai (Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center)" in big letters.

Walking into the Star Ferry Pier, there are instructions for Central, Wan Chai (left) and Hung Hom (right). Walking up the stairs is also a vending machine. You don't need to change If you invest HK$ * *, you will get a ferry coin and take the ferry to Wan Chai. Wan Chai Pier is close to Hong Kong International Convention and Exhibition Center, and the Golden Bauhinia Square is in front of it. You can see it by boat and see how to get there at a glance.

After reading it, follow the signpost to Wan Chai Station of MTR, take two stops from Wan Chai by Hong Kong Island Line to Central, follow the signpost to Taipingshan Cable Car Station, take the cable car to the top of Taipingshan Mountain, and ask for directions if you can't find it.

When I went there, I came out of Central, visited the escalators in the mid-levels, had something to eat, then took Queen's Road Central, finally passed the battery (passing by the Hong Kong High Court and St. John's Cathedral), and then went to Taiping Mountain.

These are all the routes I have taken personally. Fortunately, the travel notes at that time were extremely detailed, otherwise I don't quite remember what the exit was. The fare is the price a few years ago, so I won't write it down. At present, the subway has automatic ticket vending machines. When you choose your destination, you get the price (even if you have a transfer halfway and have already passed the station, you don't have to spend money as long as you don't leave the subway station. This is the same as the subway in Chinese mainland).