First Impressions of Hong Kong | We Got Free Tickets on Hong Kong Airlines 🇭🇰

It's our first day in Hong Kong and as Americans, we are experiencing our first East Asia country and city and forming our true first impressions of Hong Kong. We arrived early in the morning ready to explore but Hong Kong really surprised us. It's such a huge, impressive, and fast city and our culture shock was so real. So much was happening, with so many people all busily moving it was really hard for our shocked American Midwestern brains to comprehend!
How We Got Free Hong Kong Plane Tickets:
Let's start this description out with basically the whole reason why we went to Hong Kong.. we were able to get free Hong Kong Airlines tickets. Now when I say "Free" I should clarify, that although the base fare of the ticket was "free" this does not include the taxes and fees, which actually end up being more expensive than the base fare anyway. So to say these tickets are free is a bit of a stretch, but hey, if the airline can claim it's free so can I for my video title! In total our free tickets cost about $80 each, which really isn't too bad either. The Hong Kong Board of Tourism is doing a bunch of special offers to try to get more tourists into the city. When I found this out, I searched how to get free tickets and we were lucky enough to snag two of about 100,000 tickets they were giving away for this promotion. I doubt there are any left, but you can try to search for it on Google and see. We ended up getting about $50 off tickets to Hong Kong because of the promotion.
How to get to Hong Kong from the Hong Kong Airport:
After an early flight, we arrived at the Hong Kong airport which is located on an island off the coast of the actual city. To get to downtown Hong Kong from the Airport, the easiest way is to take the Express Train which will bring you directly from the airport to downtown Hong Kong. It will make a few stops on the way to different popular spots and finally end in the business district of the city at Hong Kong Station. From there you can connect to pretty much any other place in the city.
Americans First Impressions of Hong Kong;
When we got off the Express Train, we were instantly thrown into what we suspected was the business area of Hong Kong. Massive glass skyscrapers as far as the eye can see, tons of business people walking around in suits, and just so many dang people/cars everywhere. We were amazed, overwhelmed, and overall just having a great time trying to figure out this busy city. We stopped at the best place for breakfast in the whole city, McDonald's (Sarcasm but it was good) and figured out exactly where we wanted to go. We walked through the streets for about a mile. Through the business of the famous area Central and up to the Hong Kong Botanical Garden which was another unexpected surprise. It was probably the best Botanical Garden we've been to in Asia so far. There were abundant walking trails, beautiful views, and most importantly a full fledge free fracking zoo. It also had free wifi like many other places in the city. From there we walked to Hong Kong Park and once again were thoroughly impressed with what a free park had to offer. It was a beautiful park with man-made waterfalls, more animals, sculptures, and a spiral tower with one of the best views of the city you can get.
From there, we headed into a VERY fancy mall and did what we love to do... check the grocery store for unique snacks in food. Let me just say, this grocery store was something else. So many items from all over the world, the fruits were for some reason MASSIVE, and the place was just filled with fresh food stalls and bakeries. So we walked around that area for a bit, got a pastry, and went down to the bay across the street. Now we were on the South Island of Hong Kong and I would argue that the view from the other side is better, but, it's still a magnificent view either way. It was shocking just how steep and massive the mountains are all around the city.
Finally, around 4 PM we started heading to our hotel in the most populated area of Hong Kong, Mong Kok. Let me just tell you, the vibe of this area was totally different. The number of tourists increase as did the number of people (and we thought I was busy before). We stayed at the Metropark Kowloon for about $100. It wasn't cheap but nothing decent in Hong Kong was. The hotel room was pretty nice and the water pressure was killer. We would have gone out in Mong Kok to eat delicious Hong Kong dinner but unfortunately, I came down with some pretty rough stomach issues that would haunt me for the next 2 days. Don't eat McDonald's guys, no matter how much better it is in Hong Kong!
#HongKong #FirstImpressions #TravelVlog #MongKok #Kowloon #Travel
Chapters:
0:00 Arriving in Hong Kong: Airport Express Train
3:40 Central Hong Kong
10:46 HK Botanical Garden is Awesome
22:55 Checking Out HK Park
27:25 The Best View of Hong Kong
36:56 Super Fancy Mall & HK Bay View
43:23 Mong Kok & Hotel Tour

[@hlee5384]

Welcome to Hong Kong, there are lots of hidden gems in this city, hope you guys enjoy the time here!

[@melvinainarizona4472]

I lived in Hongkong from1991-1993 and I can see there's more building now than back then. My husband and I got married there at the Hongkong Courthouse 30 years ago. It is nice to see Hongkong once again.

[@canto_v12]

Come back to visit!!

[@siukuenfan]

🎉🎉🎉😊

[@siukuenfan]

GOOg❤

[@vincentng2392]

I don't think courthouses in Hong Kong are open for weddings. Do you mean marriage halls of the Immigration Department (like Cotton Tree Drive)?

[@melvinainarizona4472]

I don't know but it's right there in Central where all Filipinos hang out on their days off...

[@Oscar12381]

I love hong kong! Their transportation is awesome and their food is yummy. Lots to do

[@davidlam8552]

Thank you man! Im from Hong Kong and i am a bruin too!

[@wanlingtain5262]

😀😀😀😀 Hello, guys, welcome to Hong Kong, enjoy your journey 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@RSCB]

yummy food

[@IIIvyvIII]

I born in Hong Kong, you can't find another city where you can find mountain and beaches everywhere in Hong Kong with only more or less than one hour and then you can go back to the urban area again within more or less than one hour as well

[@mimisy9743]

Ahhh hong kong!!! The shopping paradise! The country has been very modern eversince. Everything is modern and organize. Full of buildings cuz the spaces are small so high rise building makes more sense. I sont think they have a lot of malls like Sogo but shops r just on the side of the street whether luxury or not. Ppl r always in a rush. I miss hk 😄

[@oliviawonghkuk]

Thank you for going to Hong Kong,I miss my home so much since I moved to Uk two years ago.truly appreciate it❤❤❤

[@Braveplantt]

Appreciate your feelings, same reason, same place

[@rosevee1943]

My first flight out of the country ig Hong Kong. And l fell in love so every time on vacation to the Philippines I always have a one night stay in HK.

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

Wow 🙆🏻‍♀️😳🥳 Hong Kong 🇭🇰 is absolutely “STUNNING”. Biscuit BOIS are in HONG KONG? This looks so different than I imagined. Thank you ☺️ for taking me with you. Of course your sense of humor and sense of positivity keeps me coming back. 🙋🏻‍♀️🇺🇸❤️‍🔥👍🏽

[@floridaaguada4216]

Wow welcome to Hongkong,❤😊been watching ure adventure in my country.😊

[@andes..f9510]

Welcome to Hong Kong!... lots of Filipino domestic helpers here, just like myself😊 You guys missed Jollibee in Central.. I suggest you buy an octopus card you can use it for transportation and every shop and restaurant you go. If you ride a bus or tram and you don't have exact money, they won't give you change. Enjoy your time here.. Take care..

[@eduardochavacano]

Hong Kong has so many great places to eat. Going to a Jollibee us just sad.

[@andes..f9510]

@eduardoviajero9648 Yes, I agree, its just that they said they want to try every Jollibee in the country that they go to.. I just wanna see their reactions.. but for me, I prefer the Jollibee in the Philippines... 😊

[@imeedeguzman19]

I did a lot of walking when I was in HK and I enjoyed it a lot.. The double decker bus ,the light show is pretty epic and The Peak is also snazzy and the dimsums are yum. I ❤ HK!

[@theFEARfilm]

Been waiting for some that epic Hong Kong content! Next up on the waiting list is your trip in South Korea!

[@observations2011]

Hong Kong really amazes me. Undoubtedly British vibes. I was there in 97 handover and even waved at Prince Charles now King. I was kinda surprised to see in your video that the old Toyota Crowns' taxis are still existent. I wonder if the names of the MRT stations are still named after the British royalty. Your video made me want to return there in the near future. Miss you guys. Return to Quezon City asap haha ❤ enjoy the view in Victoria Peak before I forget find the antenna of Jollibee okay!!!

[@kennyleung3467]

MTR, stands for Mass Transit Railway, not MRT (Mass Rapid Transit)

[@brianmhyung]

The only one named after a British royalty probably be Prince Edward

[@observations2011]

@@brianmhyung so they retained it?

[@canto_v12]

@@observations2011yes all the old names are still there 😎

[@observations2011]

@@canto_v12 awesome

[@cecilebrenke3614]

Hello Trifate,nice to see Hongkong,thanks for this vlog 👍😊

[@oxoelfoxo]

Ribena originated in the UK. Black currants were banned in the US because they could carry a fungus that could infect pine trees.

[@hkeury]

It's nice to see your video and hope you enjoy the time in Hong Kong. There are so much more to explore here especially the green area occupying a large part of HK. As a born local, I am still exploring it!

[@ThatAutisticGuy2005]

It's sad that they are taking down their neon but I get it at the same time........ You guys make me happy how u are bringing us on your adventures, a lot of people don't realize how nice it is since a lot of people prefer to travel privately, ur dah best

[@hungau4948]

Base on the environment that you showed, you stay at Metropark Hotel which was near to my home Homantin. Thank you for sharing your trip and experience in HK. Have Fun.

[@xiaokhat]

I miss HK… It’s one of my go-to quick getaways because it’s soo near PH. (And I never get tired of Disneyland) You can try the tram in Central to have kind of a city tour around the Hong Kong Island. I hope you enjoy your time in HK 😁

[@amandamdolphins]

Love it! We were just there in May. What a fun city, epic! You guys are hilarious!

[@pejakenovic805]

HK is very interesting, weird, yet colorful city to many foreign visitors... You never expect what else special you will find next day...😊😂

[@IwanderExploreCapture23]

Timesquare is in Causewayay .If u saw the bus where u first took of you can go to the Peak so you can get a good view of Hk.There is so much to discover in Hk..and get an affordable accomodation at sheung wan or kowloon area .Have fun guys ..

[@lynsuson3657]

Hi welcome to Hongkong I hope you will enjoy your stay.see you around!

[@KeonPH]

I'm actually planning to go there in 2024! 😁

[@rosevee1943]

Cuz its expensive to maintain a car in HK. You also have to rent monthly garage. Not all apartment has free parking space. I lived there for 3 years. There’s always a reminder to look right first cuz it a Right hand drive country, tourist are used to look at left first. That building is designed based on feng shui and wind gust.

[@Braveplantt]

But we always use the British way to follow on the left side of the road

[@ricmanalo434]

A preview of things to come,my family might be there come August. Nice botanical garden.

[@dinanuestro65]

We've been there last may this year and I'm so impressed about the climate it's cold and when we came to Disneyland it' feels. Happiness overload with my family. Anyway enjoy and have a safe trip❤️❤️

[@Luluchan0227]

Welcome to Hong Kong. It’s my favorite city even after travelling to over 50 downtown in the world.

[@fyyg82bmo]

thanks for visiting hongkong. Hongkong people seldom go to that botanical park, they go malls instead. Great to watch your video and look hong kong from your angle.

[@maverickcortez2845]

One of the best of Master Oogway's quotes is this. "Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift. That's why it's called the present."

[@nestorlisondra]

Oh, you are out of the Philippines now. Hope you enjoyed your stay in my country. Looking forward to your coming back to the Philippines. Take care and enjoy the rest of your journey .

[@TDLTDL100]

Well, according to a comment in their Sabah video, they're back in the Philippines since she saw them just yesterday (or the other day) at the Davao Night Market. Their videos are delayed by a few weeks. They've already been to Macau and Korea in the previous weeks. Korea, in April (or early May), because Filipino Boo had a vlog about the Biscuit Bois being under the weather after their trip to Korea.

[@nestorlisondra]

@@TDLTDL100 , oh. Thanks a lot for the info.

[@panikigurl]

Yes Central is the CBD of Hong Kong and the Times Square of NYC or the Makati of the Philippines. 😊 try having yum cha for a local experience.

[@Braveplantt]

When you realise cyberport in Hong Kong is the central of trading:

[@Jonas-wb1pb]

This video makes me miss home,I moved to UK last year and haven’t been back to HK for 14 months

[@daisyjane_1013]

Can you visit some of the shooting locations of the movie Transformers: Age of Extinction and do your very epic short video stints? Also, visit Macau, it's only 40mins bus ride (there's Jollibee branch there). Enjoy!😊

[@louvogsautang5017]

read my post

[@cheuklungli547]

lucky you, I was trying to get the free ticket but apparently they are all sold out immediately. I am glad you enjoyed your stay in Hong Kong!

[@LoserCuber3475]

Welcome to Hong Kong! I Hongkongish and I'm glad that you've been here

[@micson22mic29]

Welcome to Lovely HK buddies ! ❤🎉

[@IwanderExploreCapture23]

welcome to Hongkong guys..it is raining here this week.Hope you enjoy your stay here

[@andybaker2456]

Marks & Spencer is a British chain store. You two need to come to London!

[@dinbee4611]

Mongkok used to be the cheaper parts of Hong Kong (shopping wise) but then it got more modern and more expensive. We used to visit and stay at the Tsim Sha Tsui shopping district area when it was way affordable then (we still do) but then that place became a high-end district for those who have more money to burn aside from the Hong Kong area which is really the original high-end place to shop. Try going to Victoria peak via cable car and see how much the restaurants there cost. Pretty sure its way above your head now. Lol 😯

[@TorvicsVlogs]

Great video boys!

[@yeyangxiao8305]

Welcome to Hongkong my father's home country ❤❤❤

[@panikigurl]

Don’t miss riding the tram using your octopus card and book a trip with Aqualuna around 6:30pm to see afternoon and night skyline of Hong Kong.

[@Braveplantt]

Hong Kong government, “I’m gonna ban the fireworks in every month and replace it with drones, totally no one will objects it😊😊😊” Us, as people who are born in Hong Kong, “F**K, WE WANT THE F**KING FIREWORKS, YOU BLOODY GOVERNMENT”

[@maywong5860]

Welcome to Hong Kong 👏👏👏

[@janicechan5701]

Welcome to HK , always love to see your videos 🎉

[@cdl6953]

What a change huh? From nature and beaches to tall buildings. Stay in Kowloon side. Go on a food trip and night markets. This is going to be good! Chinese food 😋

[@eduardochavacano]

Hong Kong Island is the best.

[@Braveplantt]

CANTONESE FOOD, CHINESE DOESN’T HAVE A GENERAL FOOD

[@ermaburch3817]

I love Hong Kong❤❤❤

[@user-mk7qu1wy1x]

Hope y’all visit Hong Kong Disneyland! Bro as a Filipino, Disneyland in HK is the best and most affordable way to go to the happiest play on earth :)

[@pennyyoung3997]

Wait till you get to the Kowloon side. You get a totally different vibe. HK and Kowloon is yin and yen.

[@Braveplantt]

But Mongkok is in the Kowloon side of Hong Kong, stop lying

[@pennyyoung3997]

@@Braveplantt what the heck???

[@Braveplantt]

@@pennyyoung3997 well, I lived there before and the map is stuck in my mind, if you don't trust me, just Google search, it might be in New territories. btw, kowloon isn't a place, it's kind of like a shire in britain

[@pennyyoung3997]

@@Braveplantt I was born there and visit there million times!!!

[@Braveplantt]

@@pennyyoung3997 oh well, so am I, but maybe my geographical knowledge is worse than you, maybe you're right

[@jeanettefromchina]

Welcome to Hong Kong !!🤩🤩

[@JojoChan320]

lucky you!!! if i was still in HK, I must have contacted you guys to show you around~

[@RSCB]

Haha same

[@debferguson7354]

You guys gonna have lot of fun in Hong Kong. Enjoy all the fantastic yummy Chinese foods…🤤🤤🤤😄😂

[@TheETchild]

I love Hong Kong a lot. They have so many different styles of foods! 😍I know the Hongkongers are not the same group with Chinese. HK in 1800s, the residents were the HK Tanka people that is a ethnic group who living on the boat for hundreds of years in HK area. After HK became a colony of UK, they move to the land and learn Cantonese for communication. They are not a same group with Han Chinese, and never related to Chinese history. But China like to call almost of ethnic groups to Han Chinese, just like Russia like to call Eastern European to Russian. The foreigners outside of China can never find out the truth of Chinese history, the translation version is also based on the Chinese version. The record and the points of views of history are controlled by their government. The Hongkongers can not fit in China because their ocean culture are different than the mandarin culture. They are not the same group of people with Han Chinese . Some of their ancestors are not Han chinese, even nowadays almost of them are just half chinese. China, Hong Kong and Taiwan are just like Indian, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Tibetan and Inner Mongolian are not related to any Chinese or Cathaysian culture, they are eastern asians, not Chinese. Uyghur people are Eurasians, their face is similar to Turks. And there are lots of ethnic groups in Yunan are southeast Asians, they don’t have any Chinese culture. their ancestor are Hong Kong Tanka people, South eastern Asian, Wish the Hongkongers can be independent or return to UK. #hongkongers #hongkong #hongkongese

[@Braveplantt]

Thank you, I hereby also stand with Hong Kong 🖐👆 We thank you for the historical content, we hope he will notice what us, hongkongers are.

[@user-fn2wg8gj2n]

I really don't want to see this kind of comments about the country's political ideology and so on under this kind of travel video. If it is said that the Chinese government has done a poor job, making their country and its people backward and unhappy, there will always be backlash. So there is really no need for you to spread some misleading remarks here. Even the earliest local residents in Hong Kong migrated from Guangzhou, China in the past one or two hundred years. They brought Chinese culture with them, and many traditions of Hong Kong people still remain. So you can't pretend you don't see it. Hong Kong is just a small island, and it is impossible for humans to appear for no reason. In your remarks, it is said that Hong Kong is Southeast Asian and has not been influenced by Chinese culture. It is really ridiculous. Even Vietnam, which is further south, has always been influenced by Chinese culture. I don’t know. How long will you have to deceive yourself with your world view and historical view, please stop spreading these false information

[@Braveplantt]

@@user-fn2wg8gj2n if you think we are spreading false information, why don't you look it up your self

[@TheETchild]

@@user-fn2wg8gj2n let’s do a research of Hong Kong Tanka people and Baiyue. Guangzhou do not have any fishing village, Hong Kong got lots of fishing villages until now. You guys translate all the old history on the China map is basic on Chinese version, the history is used to be controlled by their government. Before there were over than 20 countries on this map, what’s China? All the old history on this map is called Cathay, but you guys made a huge mistake on it that concluded all the history on this map to be china and Chinese. That’s why called existing 5000 years. It’s a joke. Russian and Eastern European are from Slav, west European are from Germanic peoples and ancient romans. Cheung Chau Bun Festival is only happening in HK, if the Hongkongers and Chinese are really in a same group, why do they have so much differences? Do you speak different language with your group of people? Their ancestors are not the same group with Mandarin Chinese, it’s the truth.

[@traveler07]

홍콩도 들렸다 한국에 오셨군요~~ 한국사람이지만 홍콩인 친구도 있고, 홍콩을 좋아해서 2019년 까지 홍콩을 자주 갔었네요~ (코로나 기간이 시작된 이후론 못가봤어요..) 6월부터는 홍콩 매우 습하고 더워서 여름에는 잘 안가는 곳인데.. 그래도 냉방시설이 잘 되어 있어서 실내는 괜찮았네요~ 홍콩 음식들이 너무 그립습니다.. ❤

[@jbarellano3870]

Wow! Enjoy your stay guys..

[@edgarnapiza4667]

Oh you missed Jollibee in HK. There’s 1 in Mong Kok. There are 10 Jollibee stores in HK. HK is one of the most convenient place to travel from airport going to the main area in Nathan Road. Oh where’s Ducky? No tickets? Lol 😂

[@phillipdwyer4326]

A month away till I’m in HK again, China is an amazing country to travel and so do so if you get the chance, been many times and will go again next month

[@kb1688]

It’s like watching someone coming from a 3rd world country experiencing the 1st world country of Asia and amazed by the technology and advancement they never seen before.

[@eduardochavacano]

They stayed in the Philippines for too long. HK is way too modern and advance of a Mega City.

[@kb1688]

also @ 42:00 people don't look at you or pay attention to you not because they are reserved but because in a mega city like HK people have seen it all and don't really care what you are doing. everyone go about their day without digging their nose into your business. in NYC, people will notice what you do and get all up in your business. It's just the culture people there, ppl are well mannered, give you your space and respect each other. It's what a 1st world country should be.

[@matthewtam1]

welcome to hk. but this is not the best season you come. especially this year, it is raining all days. the most comfortable way to see hong kong is first go the peak, then go the promenade in Central to see the opposite tsim sha tsui, then take the ferry to tsim sha tsui to see the hong kong island side. then look for a place to take a coffee or beer.... however, if you come in the winter time. you must go hiking..

[@bunnyhk]

I've been living here in HK since I was 2! Lemme know if you want sightseeing and food recommendations. Safe epic travels!

[@bunnyhk]

... but it looks like this was shot a couple of months ago when the temperature was cooler. Also the two rubber duckies were not in the harbor 😅

[@kaisumedwardyip4732]

Thank you for coming Hong Kong!

[@carzyscenctist]

You should visit the palace museum ($50 each), Tai Kwun (free), and Sai Kung.

[@Braveplantt]

And Stanley, and Aberdeen, And the big Buddhist with the massive staircase

[@Sam642009]

45:45 You chose a bad one. I recommend Mango Pulp with Pomelo Drink

[@426dfv]

Welcome and enjoy ur stay.

[@siusiu999]

Welcome to Hong Kong!🎉

[@kttec4485]

Great video 👍🏻

[@movecheung8973]

Welcome to hong kong

[@xiao-re9vk]

Welcome to hk, You know what,I am from Hong kong

[@ynnos5555]

Ribena drink is actually British in origin but it got sold to the Japanese. VLT is a famous Hong Kong tea drink brand.

[@Natasha-n4k]

Welcome to HK

[@MsStar266]

The real flamingos are at the Kowloon Park.

[@sheeshongi8108]

Welcome to hongkong, hongkong will always welcome u❤😁

[@jms2a30]

Welcome

[@user-up7pm8qy3y]

Welcome to Hong Kong 🎉🥳

[@arlynsapungan1281]

I thought today was only June 19th, thought I could greett you Isaac on the right date. Belated happy birthday Isaac! I hope you had a wonderful birthday yesterday

[@nightwing4065]

Is Ducky with you guys in Hong Kong? He might end up as Peking Duck. 😅👍

[@gma571]

Go to Sai King for hiking and the most beautiful beaches 😊

[@yuenhalee1898]

Did u do a reaction to Jackson Wang’s MVs before? How come I got that impression that u did… Anyway, welcome to Hong Kong. Have a great time here🎉

[@TriFateLifestyle]

Yes we did ☺️

[@peekaview7017]

Taking a bus to and fro Hong Kong to the city is much cheaper by bus . I think it's bus 32A 😊 try it too for the experience going out of Hong Kong. Enjoy

[@yuentingpo]

Welcome to Hong Kong

[@here-and-there1071]

Traveling to China is not really all that hard as they've opened up now and relaxed the covid restrictions. The visas are expensive for Americans but the process is really straightforward

[@JL-oi8di]

American don’t need a visa to Hong Kong

[@user-cz2ni5tf3u]

Is even hard to some Hong Koners some of them even get denied entry when crossing the border regardless they hv travel permission card to China

[@boris7417]

Hey guys, you have been walking through the very heart of the Central Business District 😂

[@dimidas2580]

Glad that Hong Kong is back to where it was

[@erwinric1274]

Boys, there are cheaper bus options than the Airport Express train. About a third of the price. And better views too.

[@Braveplantt]

Bc ur in corona virus period, so that’s why you have vans

[@Yuen891]

Welcome to HK🎉

[@CalvinWongHKG]

Welcome to HK !

[@thomaschiuph]

Missing Hong Kong.

[@ronnieuy7253]

Hong Kong has the most skyscrapers in the world, followed by Shenzhen China. New York is 3rd. Hong Kong has 657 skyscrapers, Shenzhen 513, New York 421, according to Wikipedia.

[@araiaxerina]

It's always cloudy in Hong Kong

[@ricricric109]

welcome to Hongkong 👋🏼

[@Panda-game123]

I am from Hong Kong

[@Eliasu1150]

wow im early

[@arexamarie]

I wish you get 1M Subscribers

[@Passportmjayee]

Good to see you guys both in China. I’m in Guangzhou China right now.

[@mcmugpiggy]

Did you guy go to HK this year??? I couldn’t tell

[@tottui15]

I ever been there 4 times

[@alvinchew8593]

Thanks for the shoutout guys even though they are meerkats and not chipmunks 😂

[@carmelia1518]

Go to Yat Lok restaurant and order the roasted goose and bbq pork

[@marifebello2684]

YOu should go to Taiwan next.

[@kimmyli722]

The bird dum in HK Park closed for renovation till end of 2023. I am looking forward to shoot photos there the birds fly around u is pretty amazing.