Wan Chai

Today Hong Kong absolutely everything. Wan Chai with its Glass skyscrapers, Causeway Bay with its glitter of shopping centres hosting the most famous of the world's couture brands. Kowloon with its bustling street markets selling everything from the ...

... lunch beneath one of the newly erected skyscrapers near the Star Ferry terminal then headed back toward Causeway Bay. Passing through Wan Chai, I recognised very little from visits past so we settled for a couple of beers at the (appropriately named) ...

... nbsp; After walking through the huge expo center in Wan Chai, we took off to explore one of my favorite little neighborhoods:  Wan Chai. This spot brings back many good memories.  Maddy and Lauren were just little girls (7 and 9) when we lived ...

... nbsp;my very first night out in Hong Kong, a taste of HK nightlife. Wow. I'd been told that we were heading to a place called Wan Chai which wasn't too far away from where we were living. I'd also been told that it was Ladies Night and that all drinks ...

... neighborhood down from where I live at the moment and has a lot more Chinese feel to it with plenty of local markets around. Wan chai also has a seedy reputation as well as it has a lot of girly bars which I am living very close to the infamous ...

... one of the local double-decker trolley trams that having been running for more than a 100 years. Our evening ended with a bus ride though Wan Chai, the area made famous by Susie Wong. If you aren't old enough to remember the movie, it is Hong Kong's red ...

... go up their on the tram so we decided to do it the next day instead. That evening we went out for some more drinks in Wan Chai again close to my flat after having a good chat in the flat, it was actually one of the only serious conversations we have had ...

Headed out to Delaney's out in Wan Chai for a little St. Patrick's Day celebration.  We all managed to get a party hat and all it took was the purchase of six pints of Guinness! ...

... lives and works out here for a good catch up and he'd even sorted our first nights accommodation out for us here in Wan Chai too which was brilliant. Cool nightlife atmosphere, lots of markets and shopping and not far from the Harbour either! Both ...