Panorama Hotel By Rhombus Hong Kong

... and Dad had been recently and gave me a lot of suggestions of what to do during our time there so that was really helpful. When the ship cleared in the midmorning Tommy and I and 3 of our friends got off and headed to the city. We were docked right across the river from the main part of the city on Hong Kong Island so we had to take a ferry across, which was cool and gave us good views of the skyline. We then hopped in a cab and went to the top of ...

... and to have a lovely meal overlooking the bright lights of the skyline. <br><br>Tuesday was a day spent at Stanley beach, sunbathing and swimming in the refreshing sea. It&#8217;s amazing to think that this is only a 20 minute drive from the city! After a strenuous day(!) we took Adam and Amanda out for dinner and afterwards, Adam took us to Feather Boa, a posh members only club, that he is not a member of (is there a theme emerging here?!) flashing his ...

... and urinals. I don&#8217;t get the appeal but many others did as there was a line to get in. Check out the pictures. <br><br>Hong Kong has quite an impressive skyline with all of its building and neon lights. At night they have the &#8220;Symphony of Lights&#8221; which is a light and music show. I opted to check out the show by taking an evening harbor cruise. This allowed me to see the lights on Hong Kong as well as Kowloon. Although I was quite ...

... beautiful temple-architecture and landscaping you are likely to see in Hong Kong. Using special Tang Dynasty architectural style, the nunnery's beautiful timber buildings were constructed without using a single nail. The gardens around the compound are just as beautiful... with Chinese pavilions, goldfish ponds with water lilies, rock - gardens and meticulously manicured Bonsai trees. At the nunnery ...

... have e deluxe version but even on a standard package it's hard to finish all e food. e $ from the meal will go to charity, so why not have a good deal &amp; gain merits at e same time? Keep e meal ticket receipt ...

... lifestyles that define the nation's 56 ethnic groups collected in 33 provinces." - Beijing Today (read the entire China Portrait review here) "CHINA: Portrait of a People is not to be dismissed as another light-hearted snapshot collection. But neither is it heavy socio-political commentary. Photojournalist-cum-travel writer Tom ...

... flew over Joanne &amp; Bill's home in Nanaimo. We were looking for their van driving around! ha ha. Most of the flight was over water and then snow capped mountains of Russia. The landing here was over water - with lots of freighters below. We are both feeling well, my ears aren't popping too good, but with another hour on the land I hope it will clear. Love to All Mom &amp; Len