Join us for an exciting journey as we navigate the border between Shenzhen, Mainland China, and Hong Kong! Starting from our hotel in the bustling Luohu district, we take a quick taxi ride to Luohu Port, clearing immigration along the way. Once we cross into Hong Kong at Lo Wu Station, we hop on the MTR East Rail Line and travel through stunning landscapes, making our way to Hung Hom. Whether you’re looking for tips on crossing borders or just love exploring public transit, this full step-by-step travel vlog is perfect for you! Recorded on July 15, 2026. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and support our adventures!
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Video “Crossing the China Border: Shenzhen to Hong Kong via MTR East Rail Line” was uploaded on 07/31/2026 to Youtube Channel ActionKid



































Crossing the China Border: Shenzhen to Hong Kong via MTR East Rail Line
I really like your informational walk throughs and tips videos thank you AK.👋
Hi AK We been in & out here lots of time🤭🤭
These transportation videos are the best😎 It looked relatively easy to cross border from China to Hongkong🙂Thank you for sharing another enjoyable,informative and relaxing transportation video A K🙂👍!!!
Another great vid AK. Thank You. I heard Hong Kong Island mentioned! Fascinating place! Maybe?
I have been on this route many time to visit my friend in Tai Po
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HIi AK. Things looking so good, new and clean, modern and organized in taxis, the train, the station etc. Unlike NYC, London or Athens. It is so attractive thinking to live there in such a modern and luxurious (i dare say) services. In Tokio there are even such restaurants with good and very cheep food in modern and new places (not the street or the tiny ones) but of a certain level. Why living in dirt, paying a load of money for old things?
There used to be 12-car trains used in this line, but since its expansion over to Admiralty, there is no more space to fit a 12-car train and all of them have stopped service and changed into 9-cars, so it is definitely more crowded than before.
your video keeps repeating itself
Some people took just 1 stop to Sheung Shui is because they may live there and we can’t walk from the checkpoint to Sheung Shui
Well, in fact, the description you mention about the border will not be accurate. Describe it as border between mainland and Hong Kong