South China Harbour View Hotel
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... has become a kind of culture. The
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Pilgrimage to the Big Buddha
... Buddhism, I've learned that there are amazing similarities between Jesus and the New Testament and the teachings of the Buddha. Believe it or not, one can be Buddhist and Christian!
After we took our photos, we hurried back down the steps and booked it back to the cable car station. There were some really cool shops along the way, but we just didn't have the time. We made it to the station and had to wait for roughly 20 minutes in line to get ...
Time Warp
Hong Kong is loud. The buildings are tall. Everything moves and flashes. There are moving walkways and escalators to help people travel up the steep hills. I walked on crowded sidewalks, up stairs, and through covered pedestrian highways to get to work. Our office is on the forty-ninth floor of a fifty-floor building, and my ears popped every time I went up or down the elevator. I stayed on the ...
Hong Kong and it's Hills
... and in the waterfalls.
Went back out onto the Hong Kong streets, passing a public toilet which amusingly asked patrons not to wash their clothes in the toilet bowls (WHO WOULD?!). We decided not to head to the ferry right then because it was about 5.10pm and we figured that it would be really busy. So we headed up another zillion hills (I have thighs of steel after these few days) and went to the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens. ...