Hostels in Hong Kong

... Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Huangshan, Nanning, Yangshuo, and several other places. I am traveling mostly by train and staying in hostels. I am really looking forward to seeing new places, meeting new people, and experiencing new things. Won't you join me?

... room door that night!!! Other than our pretty dodgy accommodation which was actually ok if you minded your own business (!!), we absolutely loved Hong Kong as it had a great feel to it. The weather was warm and sunny on our second day so we got the ...

... buildings in the skyline have lights and lasers on them that flash in time with music played over loudspeakers. Pretty cool. Hong Kong Disneyland! It's a nice park and a very close replica of Anaheim Disneyland. It's smaller and feels more ...

... on Thursday evening around 4:30. From there our first adventure was figuring out the highly sophisticated public transportation system in Hong Kong. Luckily it is so well organized that even foreigners from a small little Midwestern city can get around it ...

... ;     Hong Kong Museum of History              Hong Kong Science Museum              Avenue of Stars  We woke ...

... the only ones there!! Oh well, had a quick drink then bolted!! Tried different food and restaurants...most quite good, and plenty of choices. Oh well....that was about it...done Hong Kong....where to next???.... Click here to jump to my ...

... ) The sleeper bus over from Yangshuo wasn't too bad at all and we were soon checking into our cheap accommodation in Hong Kong named Apple Hostel in 'Chungking Mansions' It's basically an apartment block that houses some few hundred hostels, shops and ...

Did I fail to mention, faithful reader, that arriving in Hong Kong, D and I failed to reserve a room for all six nights of our stay, opting instead to pay for two nights in order to allow freedom to choose later on? This choice was based largely on ...

Upon landing in the sprawling Hong Kong airport on Lantau island, and purchasing the incredibly useful Octopus transportation cards (highly, highly recommended), we grabbed the A21 bus into Central on HK island. According to the Lonely Planet, there are ...

... signage, and a design based on making you walk past endless shops selling luxury garbage, lower-class "luxury items than, say Hong Kong airport - Bangkok is what you get with hog-wild corruption). But here's the good part: a floor ...

... high class people" and as such rewarded me with restaurant car based breakfast, lunch, dinner, "high class" green tea and a Hong Kong Oyster card equivalent (called: Octopus) loaded up with $150HK. This Chinese man I feel was trying to ...

... so I headed over there, dropped my bags and went off to see the peak which gives a great view over the city, weather permitting! Hong Kong has a similar underground system to London, not as big, but they have Octopus cards (the same as Oyster) so you just ...

... offered this advice also). So we set out to prepare for the night. I have failed so far to explain that the weather in Hong Kong was awesome (comparitively speaking of course, i didn't need to wear thermals for my entire stay there!) It averaged around 14 ...

... I.T needs to get into Taiwan and put some of their brands there man!!! that night ended up being alright! i experienced the shopping in hong kong...which was amazing cuz i heard from somewhere that they  didnt have tax? but heaps of things were real ...

... or beyond, and a valid travel document is required to travel there. TO STAY http://www.hotstelworld.com/ YMCA of Hong Kong, The Salisbury; Great location! Great service, clean, fantastic facilities, quite spacious rooms, good restaurants. Dormitory - ...

Hey all, Well I'm in Hong Kong. It's big, it's noisy, it's colorful and it's EXPENSIVE!!! My flight out to Hong Kong was uneventful; however, while departing from Tacloban we were in the midst of a tropical depression (basically a storm that was a ...

... you get to wander, touch, listen, the works.  The end of the exhibit are reconstructions of various traditional and stereotypical Hong Kong storefronts--herbal medicine and tea shops, etc. Everything really changed for Hong Kong at the end of the Qin ...

... Hong Kong, is the skyscrapers on the river on the island called Hong Kong island. Kowloon is the peninsula part that faces Hong Kong island and is cheaper, dirtier, and nowhere close to as cool. The good thing is that the ferry that takes you from ...

... !  Hong Kong is just one bus, train, and subway ride away, along with a trip through immigration and customs because Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region and so is/isn't technically part of China, which adds up to about a 3.5-4 hour journey. ...