Hello

I'm going to Hong Kong next month from 27th-30th November. Would like to know which places are famous and is a MUST to visit in Hong Kong.

Thanks

Hello.
Thank you for your reply   My aim is to go shopping and food too
Any places to recommend? Wana shop till drop  

Cheers

-no Tripod allowed on all The Peak area? why ? then how to take self-portrait and better night view = ="
-where was the G2000 outlet ? i heard somewhere around MongKok?

-and anyone know where was the Prada outlet located? heard like close to Miu Miu outlet that on a same plaza...

-can purchase Ocean Park ticket earlier from other place in HK ?

-take how long from Central StarFerry station> TST Star Ferry station ?

-long que for Ngo Ping 360 on Friday ? how long was the Ngo Ping 360 trip? i would skip the Big Budda (mayb)..

thx for view n answer...

Hi,

Would like to ask, upon reaching Macau Ferry Terminal, how do we get to Largo do Senado and The Venetian using public transport? And is it expensive to use taxi to those places?

Thank you.

yea... am planning to go to Noah's Ark as well.  thanks for reminding me. 
reason i asked is coz discoverhongkong.com mentioned about following tour package.  anyway, many many thanks for the info.  will dig up more on Cheung Chau. 
all avid traveller who has been to Cheung Chau... please feel free to give tips, etc. 

Hi, I found this website more useful(to the traveller) than the official HK tourism web(official web is more towards promoting/advertising):
http://www.hongkongextras.com/index.html

My previous trip, I did go to Cheung Chau.  A bit late at 3pm and my parents are tired liao.  Also, rain a bit shortly after we reached there.  So, only see the Pak Tai temple, walk along the beach and around the town area.  There are many seafood restaurants there, live seafood, price looks reasonable but we didn't eat there.

I reckon if go in the morning, energetic and adventurous, can follow the walking trail and explore Cheung Chau.  Do take note that the ferry fare is more expensive on weekends.  If you are generous with your time, take the "ordinary" ferry will do(which I did), no need to take the "express" service.  You can find the ferry schedule and fare from New Ferry web.

Btw, have you visited the Ten Thousand Buddhas' Temple (Man Fatt Tze) previously?  I would recommend this temple.

Do check on the link above, lots of idea, esp those off the beaten tracks.  I did the "scenic bus ride" to Stanley.  And I visited Tai O fishing village on Lantau Island, that's after Big Buddha and Wisdom Path.

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Added on October 27, 2009, 11:26 pm

Hiya, I read your blog while preparing for my trip.  I went 6 months after your trip, in March, on first day of second month (Chinese calender) - nice cool weather.  That's according to the Chinese Calender, a few days after the "Spring starts" day.  I'm now starting to believe in those special days (those "seasons") reflected in Chinese calender, quite accurate to predict weather, esp if pertaining to the Northern China..