Golden Dragon Macau Peninsula

... seen it on the news as it ended up devastating Taiwan and the ...

... find any that tickled her fancy. So we left. It was quite difficult to navigate our way out of the Casino, but on the way out we happened to catch a mini show on the bottom floor. There were fancily dressed dancers, dancing the tango, the salsa, the mambo! It was great fun to watch! By that time, it was around 5:30-6, so we decided to leave and get some money (I had spent it all) and go get some dinner. I wanted to visit the Grand Lisboa Casino and hotel, so ...

... kummad dollarid tagasi anti, sest Macau rahaga pole väljaspool suurt midagi peale hakata. Tegime Macaule tiiru peale Lonely Planetis soovitatud marsruudi kaudu, käisime paaris poes, ostsime paar kella ja seilasimegi tagasi HK'gi. Hoiatan Hong Kongi&Macau LP kohta seda, et kohati on seal kas puudulik või üldse vale (aegunud?) info. Hindade suhtes ei tasugi üldse raamatut vaadata, sest igalpool on need tõusnud.

... The top floor houses exhibits on marine technology and transport, dredging and navigation. The Aquarium Gallery in the museum has four tanks, each devoted to a different theme of the sub-water world. The museum is located just opposite the A-Ma Temple. After visiting the museum, it is recommended to visit the A-Ma Temple, which is the oldest temple ...

... you couldn't really use an umbrella. All and all it was a very cool experience. I was happy though that it wasn't any worse, it could've have gone from fun to scary really quickly. So Macau pre Tropical Storm was very cool. Its like Hong Kong but was run by the Portuguese, not the English. So their is a definite Mediterranean feel to the place. There are ...

... of a red felt-tip pen he'd changed it, moving me from the midday to the 11.30 ferry. Finally an advantage to the nuisance of taking a bike on public transport! The ferry was astonishingly quick, bouncing over what didn't look like much swell with a lurching, rolling motion that would make the sternest stomach tremor. It was only a matter of time before someone succumbed. I had positioned myself at the very front, in order to keep an eye on the bike. It ...

... where's my camera? When I was fumbling through my bag looking for Lonely Planet in the middle of the night at the upscale hotel I must have left it sitting there. I called the hotel, even paid a cab to take me back over there and it's no where to be found. On top of that, I woke up with a cold. Bleh. If I get a cold and lose a camera every two weeks, this is going to be a challenging trip! The camera really ...

OK, it is my turn to write a little about our travels thus far. I am a bit apprehensive but I'll do my best. After only three full days in the main cities of Hong Kong, we were feeling a bit claustrophobic and needed some relatively fresh air; so, visiting a nearby island (Lantau) sounded like the perfect get away. Early Tuesday, we set out to get a more detailed map and grab a few more HK dollars and some light ...

... they're not there. Even China doesn't have the resources and people to monitor every Westerner within the country, but they do a great job of making you feel like they do. The nest morning we returned to Hong Kong and breezed right through customs. Not a single person checked my bag, not a single machine x-ray anything. No on asked me where I had been or where I was going or any question at all. We showed up, showed our passports and visas, and walked right through. Security ...