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Sai Kung
Travel Blogs from Sai Kung, Hong Kong
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Tudi to je Hong Kong
... let delata v Hong Kongu. Ker nista želela živeti v strogem centru, imata hišo v najemu v Sai Kung vasi. No ... če lahko čemurkoli v Hong Kongu rečeš vas:) Predmestje pač. V petek smo se sprehodili čez mesto in ...
Back to nature
... down the pier and in came a beautiful old wooden "massive" boat pulled in I was surprised. What a way to start our Hong Kong adventure! Relaxing on a boat and getting back to nature is not something you usually associated with HK but that is exactly ...
Sun! Yey!
... soaked me. Today way made up for yesterday. I headed up north and east of the city of Hong Kong and explored a beautiful natural preserve called Sai Kung Penuisula. I hike for about an hour and come across a warning sign not to climb ...
Hiking in Sai Kung
... on Monday, and one in Mandarin on Wednesday. Besides for the week after I had to finish 2 group presentations in Hong Kong Economy and in Strategic Management and had to finalize our paper in Marketing for Financial Services about Islamic Banking. So you ...
Christmas and New Year
... to 7-11 (newsagent) to buy more drinks, we sat on some benches overlooking the sea while we drank these (another great thing about hong kong there are no laws preventing you from drinking in public although it is a bit odd when you see an old man sitting ...
Where they live now.
Lisa and Graeme hasn't been here long, but are getting settled in. They all seem to be very happy about their move to Hong Kong. Lisa has got her car, and Graeme should get his tomorrow or yesterday etc. Housing here is a lot more expensive than ...
See food, Seafood restaurant
... Regal Kowloon Hotel, and hung out, just playing cards and relaxing until dinner. We went to a seafood restaurant in an area of Hong Kong called Sai Kung and it was really cool. It was on this pier with lots of stands. There was this huge stand with all of ...
Day 4 Christmas eve
... a way of life here. After more escalators and moving walkways then I can count, we finally surfaced to find our way through Hong Kong Park. The Tram is one of the world's steepest funicular railways and has been operating since 1888. It drops you ...
Things That Skitter
... station and our bus. The bus to Sai Kung was leaving without us when we saw it. We all pouted for a bit and then found the Sai Kung bus stop (complete with double decker bus) and got in the line. Less than an hour later, we were in Sai Kung. Some of ...
Voyage of the Seven Seas
... like the Whitsundays but closer together and not as many of them. There were two things that I didn't expect to do in Hong Kong, one was go swimming in the ocean (TICK) the other was to ride in a speed boat through a cave from one side of ...
Let's get it sorted
I'm gonna give this blog a chance to sort out all my trips. I am Polish guy living in Hong Kong for few years and as I don't believe in both hard drives and my head decided to put my photos and travel memories somewhere. Moze ten blog okaze sie tym, ktory ...
Mar 11, 2011
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