I'm currently studying in Hong Kong and spent almost every weekends traveling around Hong Kong.

Had been to Macau twice and actually found Macau to be a better tourist destination than Hong Kong.

Anyway I would like to help those people who are planning for a trip to Hong Kong and Macau. Feel free to drop me an email cenziwei@gmail.com or read my blog http://cenziwei.blogspot.com/ and feel free to comment. Cheers!

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Added on March 8, 2010, 9:34 pmhttp://hotels.lonelyplanet.com/China/Macau...ou-Va-p1039398/

Ko Wah hotel.... located very close to Senado Square ( historical center of Macau )
200MYR double room! 3-star hotel.

Macau 3D2N is better... There're LOTS of places to go.

Song shan cable car, black beach, the southern section of Macau island are those tourist spots I found to be awesome but often people will just bypass these places.

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Added on March 8, 2010, 9:40 pmLord Stow'w cafe is at the south-western section of Macau island. 路環. IMHO it served the best Portuguese egg tart in Macau. Arguable better than Margaret ( close to Lisboa ).

I don't know the English name of 路環. Basically it's hard to find English name of any locations in Macau because it's always written in Portuguese.

But it's very convenient to go there by public bus. 26A from the bus terminal near Lisboa.

And don't forget to visit the church located in 路環. It's damn famous.

This post has been edited by cenziwei: Mar 8 2010, 09:40 PM

Thanks for telling me! Cheers...


Most of people just know that there're lots of casinos in Macau with the Ruins of St Paul's being the best landmark in Macau. Other than that, nothing else

Anyway I would post more details about Macau on my blog..

I particularly like Coloane..

hac sa beach is worth going. The beach is nice. But not worth staying for more than one hour. Last week when I went there I found only one person swimming although the weather is quite good ( quite warm also )

best pork chop.. hmm certainly not tai lei.... taipa got one, sam hou lei


nice to hear that, man!

ko wah hotel in Macau. 200MYR for double

Hac Sa Beach is just famous for its natural black sand. It should take more than 20 minutes. I suggest you visit Coloane ( egg tart and church ). From Colonae to hac sa beach only takes 10 minutes at most.

Sam Hou Lei = 新好利, this restaurant also sells bird nest egg tart, can try it out. It's located in Taipa. On the street just beside Food Street.

Ngong Ping worth going. Depends on the weather. When the sky is blue, the big buddha will look very nice. When I went, it's very foggy, couldn't even see the big buddha from ngong ping.

Citygate = selling genuine branded goods at cheap price.

Rickshaw is designed for tourists... good..... for those who don't like traveling on foot. or want a rest. Cheers!

You must have shopped a lot.

more than 20 minutes. If you had been to Malaysian fishing village like the famous Sekinchan, I think Tai O isn't really worth visiting.

I had been there twice. have no time to write journals about my trips to Tai O on my blog

If you really visit Tai O, please keep in mind the possibility of getting to see Chinese pink dolphins is super low.

I really would like to help you. But your questions seem to be vague. Sorry perhaps it's my problem

You're asking what you should do in Hong Kong?

Almost all the MTR lines stop at 1am.

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Added on March 29, 2010, 6:59 pmI heard that the fireworks is the main attraction of disneyland! lol.

I'm not gonna spend 360HKD for a single entry and planned to watch disneyland fireworks at discovery bay! it's free of charge! lol

This post has been edited by cenziwei: Mar 29 2010, 06:59 PM

taxi in Hong Kong. Shuttle bus + taxi in Macau.

Ko Wah hotel located very close to Senado Square. Cheers!

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Added on April 18, 2010, 9:22 pmThe weather in Hong Kong is rather unpredictable this year. It was 11 Celsius two days ago and it's 21 Celsius now. My advice is that you should bring at least a jacket. Cheers

This post has been edited by cenziwei: Apr 18 2010, 09:22 PM

Lisboa, Venetian, Sands..... almost all the cotai hotels. Cheers!

I was just back from Guangzhou last week. It takes about three and a half hours to go from Hong Kong to Guangzhou by bus and the bus fare is 80HKDs.

However, Guangzhou is not worth visiting at the moment. Construction is everywhere.

This post has been edited by cenziwei: May 9 2010, 03:24 PM

Yeah but how long does it take to go from Mongkok to Lowu Border?

How to ensure that I would definitely buy a "hard seat" ticket so that I don't have to stand throughout the journey?

I wanna go to Guangzhou again!

Please enlighten me. Cheers!

This post has been edited by cenziwei: May 12 2010, 10:10 AM