Flight Details
Hotel Details
25 January 2018 (Thursday)
- Tsim Sha Tsui
- Hong Kong Museum of History
- Night Cruise
- Hard Rock Cafe
- Temple Street Night Market
Honestly, I didn't remember much about this trip since it was two years ago. So, again like Laos entry, this entry will also be short.. The most distinct thing I remember about this was I took this trip almost right after my manic episode. Our flight was early so we were at KLIA2 as early as 5am. Once arrived, we took a train to our hotel at Tsim Sha Tsui (the whole journey took about two hours). The location of the hotel is very strategic (in the city, easy to access public transport) BUT there was one major problem. It was not as advertised. This was the worst hotel we've stayed in EVER! The owner (who not even a local) was also nor very helpful neither friendly. The room was very small. Luckily we were only there to sleep.
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Our flight from KLIA2 and our train ride from Hong Kong International Airport |
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At HK airport |
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Our hotel room |
Once checked in, we continued to roam around Tsim Sha Tsui and then took another train ride to visit
Hong Kong Museum of History. Since both of Miss A and me love museums, we spent almost three hours there. There was a 'World Heritage along the Silk Road' exhibition. Done with the museum, we went to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier to take the
night cruise, 'A Symphony of Lights'(60 Minutes). After the ferry ride, we went to Hard Rock Cafe and Temple Street Night Market to but souvenirs. It was quite easy to find
halal food in Hong Kong. We then called it a night and went to sleep in our tiny room hotel, for tomorrow we were going to the main highlight of our visit to Hong Kong that is DISNEYWORLD!
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Museum Part I |
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Museum Part II |
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Night Cruise |
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Beautiful night scenery |
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HRC and Temple Street night market |
26 January 2018 (Friday)
27 January 2018 (Saturday)
On this day, we were leaving Hong Kong and took a ferry ride (Turbo Jet) to Macau. Our Macau tour guide was already waiting for us there, so to be continued...
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Macau, here we come... |
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