Panda Hotel Hong Kong

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... Kong We were greeted by my 3rd uncle's family at the airport and they very kindly helped us check into Panda Hotel. It was exhilarating getting to Hong Kong again. Fang was just 10 months old during our previous trip. This time round, I am determined to ...

... registered her smug smirk since I was asking a very stupid question-- there were a lot of things to do in Hong Kong Airport, from relaxing in a hotel spa, gym, internet lounges, tons tons of designer shops, food stalls and cafes, they even boast a cinema ...

... had some sleep. Got to our hotel at 8am. It only took us half an hour to get thru immigration. We got the hotel shuttle to town and star ferry to hong kong island. Ethan loved the ferry. Took the tram to the peak for the view and then back to the hotel on ...

... It can't be quite boring after some time if you aren't the type of person who love science. We even walked around Hong Kong Cultural Centre where you can see the Olympic bears placed outside. Then, we took the Harbour Cruise which only cost ...

... . An an Indian passport holder I did not need visa to stay there for up to 14 days. We took Kingfisher from Mumbai to Hong Kong. Good flight, good service. Landed at Hong Kong airport early Sunday morning. I had read about Hong kong airport, it is on a ...

... apartments looking down over you. And it's weird sitting in a hotel business centre with people wearing facemasks all around you. Hong Kong is certainly a place very different from NZ. Walking down the street is also full of wonder with many different ...

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... got a look at the vertical city through the haze. Massed along the shore were the large commercial office towers of downtown Hong Kong. Behind them, tightly clustered high-rises soaring as many as forty stories into the air, perched on the steep slopes ...

... traders are so desperate to try and sell you stuff that you’re almost afraid to look at the stuff for fear of being pounced on. Made our way back to the hotel at about eleven...  Hong Kong, The Peak and the Avenue of the Stars ...

... our sunglasses and hide the bags under our eyes from the night before! Rita treated us to a wonderful lunch and explained about Hong Kong life, the Hash (a running thing not cannabis!) and the gorgeous mountains that surrounded us. After lunch we took a ...

Foot reflexology, noodle night, the smell of wet dog, lost in Hong Kong, panda hats, knock off purses/wallets, sleeper train, and neon lights pretty much sums up my experience in China. Probably my favorite port yet!  It was definitely the biggest ...

So we have made it 12 hours across the world to Hong Kong! Our flight wasn't too bad, we had quite a bit of turbulance and a sick kid in front of us, however the landing was amazing. It felt as though we were about to land on the water with the most ...

... to play hookey from the last day of the conference and so we all headed off to Ocean Park. My vote, personally, lay with Hong Kong Disneyland – however due to the great weakness of democracy it descended into mob rule and the Panda’s of Ocean ...

... from the Kowloon Public Harbor. It's a 15 minute laser/light show taking place across many of the huge buildings in the Hong Kong skyline. Probably something every visitor should see once. Wednesday May 30, 2006 Elsa, Tiffany and Yemmen (Jerry's ...

... where the hotel is. It's a street full of Market stalls selling chinese clothes like dresses and dressing gowns, t shirts saying 'I love hong kong', phone covers, passport covers and so on. I bought a little luggage tag for Jade with a panda on it, so I ...

... (never telling us where we were heading) ALL OVER Hong Kong. After our first 8 days, we headed for our last weeks treat, the Panda Hotel. A generally all Chinese hotel, we turned a few heads with our big backpacks, and tramp-esq clothing (are year is a ...

... next week i plan on taking day trips to the islands and meeting up with both Aunty Fatima in the New Territories and the Shelbourne representatives in Hong Kong, so i'm very excited. I don't think i'll ever be able to sleep again for the rest of my ...

Well from the worlds next superpower to the most densely populated place on earth.  The trip to Hong Kong was relatively simple; I flew from Beijing to Shenzhen (closest city in China to HK) and then got a bus to within 100m of where I had booked to ...

... and bottles of snake wine (which I never have tried again)) We had one day of assigned freedom in Hong Kong.  The other two, held prisoner in a panda jail cell of mandatory classes and midterms.  Who here has every been set down in the ...

... excellent exhibits. The History museum had an interesting little film that described the opium wars and the British involvement with Hong Kong. The arrogance of the Brits is quite astonishing in the way they deal with their "colonies". Pretty ...