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kylie
post Oct 7 2009, 01:46 AM

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Hi all,

These are my drafts itenary for 8 days/ 7 nites. I would like to know is this feasible? Appreciate if some advice are given on the itenary. I will not be going to Disneyland hence will be going Museum hoping instead. Anywhere do you recommend that I can visit?

Thanks alot.

Day 0 Tuesday ( 3-Nov-09 )
Walk around Mongkok arrival at 8pm

Day 1 Wednesday ( 4-Nov-09 )
Museum hopping,Ladies Street

Day 2 Thursday ( 5-Nov-09 )
Macau

Day 3 Friday ( 6-Nov-09 )
Maddame Tussauds,Victoria's Peak

Day 4 Saturday ( 7-Nov-09 )
Ngong ping (Big Buddha),Tsing Ma,Citygate Mall,Apliu street

Day 5 Sunday ( 8-Nov-09 )
Avenue of stars,Star ferry,Shopping

Day 6 Monday ( 9-Nov-09 )
Ocean's Park, Lan Kwai Fong

Day 7 Tuesday ( 10-Nov-09 )
Walk around Mongkok, flight at 8pm

kylie
post Oct 7 2009, 05:31 PM

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QUOTE(moody5 @ Oct 7 2009, 08:27 AM)
you dont need whole day for Madame Tussuad,Victoria's Peak
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thanks for the reply..as i will b stayin sumwher around mongkok at nite i'll b hanging around there..any other place recommended to hang out at night?
kylie
post Oct 7 2009, 11:36 PM

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Hi all,

I notice that the sizes for clothes in HK are relatively small. Anywhere in HK where I can get UK sized clothes for guy and girl?

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kylie
post Oct 9 2009, 09:25 PM

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Hi Hinika,
QUOTE(Hinika @ Oct 9 2009, 02:03 PM)
do you plan to go to the dolphin village after big buddha? if yes then that will take most of your time already.  and you'll sure be spending a lot of time in citigate (very cheap!!).  not sure if you wil have time for others
I didn't know that's a dolphin village near the area. Will definitely check on that. Yes Citygate I guess will be spending half a day there after visiting the Big Buddha.

QUOTE(Hinika @ Oct 9 2009, 02:03 PM)
there's one day in HK which the museums are free every week.  i can't remember but it could be wednesday, you may want to check website.  don't miss the "moon walk" at the science museum.  some museums have got free guides (in cantonese / english) for special events, you may want to check out each of the museums websites for details.
Yea I managed to check on the museum but only some have given informations on the free visit but will definitely visit the museums to know more on HK culture.

I am lucky cause now I still have 1 month to plan. Still browsing around for alternative and on food wise we are planning to eat at random place. Too much planning might end up in a disappointment too.So we are just going on the flow but the major attractions we are planning accordingly cause hope not to meet up with the crowds during the weekends.
kylie
post Oct 11 2009, 09:53 PM

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QUOTE(Ami Tsun @ Oct 10 2009, 12:35 AM)
Hi Kylie,

I've not heard of Dolphin Village.  But over at Lantau Island, there's this fishing village called Tai O.  At Tai O, there are many boatman who approach tourists/visitors for a short boat trip out to the sea to spot Dolphin, arount HKD 20/pax for about 30mins.  Tai O is popular among the Hong Kongers too.  Many stalls selling dry goods like salted fish, dried scallop, dried shrimp etc.  And there are fresh seafood there.  Some visitors go there after Big Buddha to have lunch.  Famous snack at Tai O is "char kuo"- a type of kueh.  Got one particular house, very popular, need to pre-order.

Tai O can be reached from Ngong Ping Village, by New Lantau Bus No. 21, bus fare was HKD 6.60 on weekday(I went in March).

As for museum, Museum of Coastal Defence, at Shau Kei Wan, free admission on Wednesday.  After visiting the museum, can take the tram, aka "ting ting", from the terminal (sit in front on upper deck for views), all the way to either Wan Chai or Central.  "ting ting" per trip HKD 2 only, even if you take from one end to the other end, pay when you alight, can be paid by Octopus card.  Or after the museum, can go shopping at the nearby Causeway Bay.

Check these links:
for attractions - www.discoverhongkong.com
for food (in Chinese) - www.openrice.com

Happy Planning!

Ami
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Yea I read about Tai O and was planning to head over there if time permits. Yea will definately visit the Coastal Museum and head on to enjoy the "ting ting" ride. thanks alot for the advice on that.

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i suggest your plan your itinerary with places to visit 1st then your search for nice food near to the planned attractions..

Yea in terms of food we will be going random... Just want to ask around on how much luggage capacity did everyone book for the trip? Will 15kgs be enough? for me i'm planning to shop on shoes,clothes n food stuff..
kylie
post Oct 31 2009, 01:39 AM

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Hi all,

I would like to ask how much on average does a guys T-shirt cost in HK?

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kylie
post Nov 1 2009, 11:23 PM

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QUOTE(meandmythrills @ Nov 1 2009, 02:50 PM)
do you mean branded or normal?
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Just normal brands like Nike,Esprit. Not the high end kind.
kylie
post Nov 2 2009, 09:41 PM

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QUOTE(meandmythrills)
around sgd $25 onwards if you get them from factory outlets eg, in city gates

QUOTE(moody5 @ Nov 2 2009, 02:32 PM)
around HKD 100
thanks very much for the reply..will be flyin off tomolo..thank u guys for all the info and help provided in plannin my itenary...


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