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41 Salisbury Road, Kowloon Hong Kong, China
First of all-- the aspect of Hong Kong that I've most appreciated in my short 42 hours here has been the fact that I've found a people who love their carbohydrates as much as I do. Heaping piles of fried noodles, pork congee (basically mashed rice stew), and dim sum (assorted dumplings with mashed lord knows what inside and seaweed-wrapped rice...
A travel blog entry from Tsim Sha Tsui by aconthego
We spent most times shopping but did a day tours to Macau & Guangzhou. Half day tour of Hong Kong and a half day tour of the land behind Hong Kong.
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by christine.stone
Samedi 12, je suis parti de l'hôtel de Koh Samui a 10H00, mon avion était prévu pour 11H15, en fait, j'ai quitté l'ile a 13H30, déjà 3 heures a glander dans l'aéroport, heureusement une gentille hôtesse m'a apporté a boire et a manger. j'ai même eu le temps de prendre une photo des toilettes de la Gate 6, tu te soulages devant un aquarium avec d...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by gerard.clement
7255 miles....14.47 hours travel time...38,000' elevation....-71 degrees outside temp... What a trip so far. Lots of time sitting on you know what! We traveled on Cathay Pacific Air. Not as nice as Singapore Air we flew on last year to Indonesia for a wedding. Not nearly as much leg room (maybe a bit more room than SW Airlines, but not much), on...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by jbdsalem
Day 11: Chongqing - Hong Kong July 10 - Tuesday Your remarkable Yangtze cruise ends at the mountain city of Chongqing, China's largest city with the population of over 30 million. During WWII, Chongqing was China's wartime capital. U.S. General Stillwell was the Commander of the US Forces here. If time permits, you visit the former office and re...
A travel blog entry from Chongqing by kathymlm
Day 12: Hong Kong July 11 - Wednesday After breakfast, begin a half day tour of the city. Take tram to the Victoria Peak, the summit of the Island and home to Hong Kong's elite. Get a panoramic view of the magnificent skyline of the Victoria Harbor, where ferries and pleasure junks glide by. At night, this scene is transformed into a spectacle o...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by kathymlm
On sunday i bid a not-so-emotional farewell to the members of my China group and boarded a jet plane for Hong Kong. I was met on the other side by Chinese Grandma, her brother Muskin and his wife Kitty, who drove me to my hotel. Their car was big and spacious, much more comfertable than the aeroplane, and even had electronic sliding doors and bo...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by tiffanytasker
On wednesday Grandma and I chugged across the water on the star ferry to Hong Kong island and from there took the MTR (tube) to Lantau island. We took the cable car up over the water and over the mountainside to get to Ngong Ping, the location of the biggest outdoor statue of a Buddha IN THE WORLD. I think Hong Kong definitely has size issues - ...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by tiffanytasker
Disneyland Hong Kong was amazing. Its a lot smaller than all the other Disneylands which i thought was good, as im not sure i could handle that much magic all in one day. The Disneyland MTR line had a mickey-themed train, with windows in the shape of his head and statues of the characters inside. I knew from the moment i saw it that i would have...
A travel blog entry from Hong Kong by tiffanytasker
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