Head over to Tai Kwun in Central, a cultural and heritage complex that used to be a police station and now houses several museums, art galleries, and restaurants. You'll have the opportunity to explore Hong Kong's rich history and culture.

Walk around the Soho area, which is known for its lively atmosphere, trendy bars, and international restaurants. You can soak in the vibrant nightlife of Hong Kong.

The next stop will be the Man Mo Temple. It's a beautiful and historic temple dedicated to the gods of literature and martial arts. The temple features intricate carvings, colorful murals, and burning incense, creating a serene and mystical atmosphere.

Wander around Cat Street, a bustling flea market that offers a wide range of vintage and antique items, including Chinese pottery, jade jewelry, and traditional clothing. You're bound to find some unique and interesting treasures here!

The next stop is the dried seafood street in Sheung Wan. This street has a rich history that dates back many decades, and it's the perfect place to discover the unique flavors of Hong Kong. From the pungent aroma of salted fish to the delicate scallops and black moss, you will be amazed by the variety of dried seafood on display. The bustling street is particularly busy around Chinese New Year, as locals stock up on these delicacies for their festive celebrations. Then, we can have a quick dim sum or wanton noodle lunch in Sheung Wan.

After finishing the Hong Kong side visit we will take the tram "ding ding" to Star Ferry Pier and take the ferry to the Kowloon side - Tsim Sha Tsui.

Exploring Tsim Sha Tsui Nathan Road, a vibrant and bustling street that is home to some of Hong Kong's most famous landmarks, including the iconic Clock Tower, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, The Peninsula Hotel, etc. You can also enjoy a stroll along the waterfront and take in the stunning view of Victoria Harbour.