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 Nov 26 2007, 12:10 PM
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did anyone go to the Ocean Park? and how far exactly from this Ocean Park to Disneyland anyway?
Whatelse shoud we do in HK apart from going for spa/massaging?? BTW,its nearly Christmas,should there be any festival there?? thanks! |
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Nov 30 2007, 12:04 PM
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QUOTE(northasian @ Nov 29 2007, 01:59 PM) They are far far away and you will not be able to enjoy both parks in 1 day. I see...well im going to HK middle of December HK is not famous for spa/massage ga wor?! It's very expensive here. You can eat and shop and sightseeing here lor...   i'll be there for 5 days. So,i was thinking of visiting both parks.the rest of the days will be simply shopping and sightseeing.  I was hopin to catch some Christmas festivals as well...  BTW,are there a lot of pickpockets there?Do they speak English ,i can hardly speak Mandarin but i speak a lil bit of Cantonese tho not fluent. I cant wait to go there.Can recommend me any places there where i MUST go for sightseeing/shopping??? I would like to use the 5 days well while im there.Maybe a place/something we can only get there but not in Malaysia,perhaps? thanks !  |
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Dec 1 2007, 10:45 PM
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QUOTE(northasian @ Nov 30 2007, 01:01 PM) No, not many pickpockets, but of coz you still need to be aware your belongings all the time. Wallet better don't put it in the back pocket of your pants especially in Ladies street/Temple street/Mongkok area. urr...i might have some problems in reading the menu but i think i can manage that.So long they could understand and speak English,i guess im ok.Plus, i can speak a lil bit of Cantonese Yes, most salespersons in tourist areas can speak English (but if the english you speak has heavy M'sian accent, better speak it slowly 'coz I find most HKers can't catch this accent of English very much...) People in Cha Charn Teng mostly don't understand English and menu mainly written in Chinese... For places of interest/shopping please read thru my #1 post and some posts I replied to forumers before. Thank you. Thanks a lot TS,i cant wait to go there already QUOTE(pucman @ Nov 30 2007, 02:36 PM) Next time you can pay for my trip, I can speak cantonese for you and translate the chinese menu for you.   |
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