As per ush, we managed to get out of bed and eat breakfast around noontime. We originally planned to go to Hong Kong 3D Museum, but there were change of plans and we opted to go to Big Buddha instead.
Took the cable car at Ngong Ping to get to some village I forgot the name of. Haha. It was a 5km cable car ride and the view was majestic. I was literally singing a gospel song as I thank God and appreciate the beautiful view. Getting the the Big Buddha temple was like going up to the grotto in Baguio.
From Tung Chung, we went straight to Mong Kok to do some shopping. I could feel my legs dying from all the walking from one metro to another. Run myself a bath as we get back to hotel as I made the most out of my last night in Hong Kong.
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| Buddha says hi |
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| Gotta do the turista pose |
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| Cute small village by the Big Buddha |
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| Where to? |
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| Lanes |
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| Some arch with a Chinese character on it |
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| He looks like Marcelo H Del Pillar |
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| Got weird stares from strangers |
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| Going up! |
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| And haaah! Finally! |
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| There you are |
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| o.o |
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| Regular cabin ticket |
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| Ngong Ping |
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| Hey there! |
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| Wamor! |
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| Cheeeese! |
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| Queues are fun |
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| Mong Kok |
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| chelfieee by the Big Buddha |
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| chelfieee at the village |
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| us three chelfieee |
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| Add caption |
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| HK street food |
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| Grilled octopus |
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| Lush bath bomb for a night cap |
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| Zai jian, Hong Kong! |
1 comment:
Wow, your trip was such a big blast. I really liked the pictures from this trip. We have also been making plans for a holiday party and would like to travel to Chicago for this. So these days I am busy in finding the best family holiday party spots in Chicago.
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