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Friday, August 18, 2006

HK Trip Day 3 - 30 Jul 06

Third day in HK!! And finally no more rain!!! Yeah!! But damm hot :(

Started the day with delicious breakfast oppsite our hotel :) Finally really something nice :)

Our delicious breakfast Posted by Picasa


Today, we be going to Sheung Wan and Central, Hong Kong Island visiting all the tourist spots of course :) Most of the spots we went as below, others include Soho etc.

Western District (Sheung Wan) Details from website

Western Market in Sheung Wan is a handsomely renovated Edwardian building filled with Chinese handicraft stores and fabric shops. It is situated at the corner of Connaught Road and Morrison Street, Sheung Wan. The area to the west is famous for its small Chinese-style shops selling dried seafood and medicinal herbs.

Cat Street bazaar is best known for stalls and shops selling antiques, such as watches, old coins and stone carvings.

The area is also home to many interesting Chinese herbal medicine stores.

Central (Details from website)

Two parallel streets in Central known as "The Lanes", Li Yuen Street East and Li Yuen Street West are a riot of stalls hawking everything from inexpensive clothing, watches and costume jewellery to luggage and shoes. Situated between Queen's Road Central and Des Voeux Road Central, the market is open daily from 10am to 7pm

Stanley Street is known for its range and reasonably priced photographic equipment. Hollywood Road winds above the Central business district and is Hong Kong's antiques row. Farther west towards Sheung Wan is a bustle of sidewalk hawkers on Central's stepped "ladder" streets.

Me at Jordon MTR Station Posted by Picasa

Our stop for the day, Sheung Wan Posted by Picasa

Us in the MTR Posted by Picasa

Sheung Wan MTR Station Posted by Picasa


Our first stop will be the Western Market, which both of us only spent like 10 mins in the building of 3 levels. Nothing much inside, so I just not sure why is this listed as one of the tourist spot. Basically, I felt most of the tourist spots listed in the mag are bo liao and waste time areas.

Tram of HK Posted by Picasa


After walking thru roads after roads, streets after streets, we arrived at Soho with the help of the longest escalator in HK or is it the world or Asia? Nmind, anyway, Soho I suppose will be much more of a happening area at night than in the day time.

Soho Posted by Picasa


After we done with all the markets and spots listed in all the mag we got our hands on, we walked thru the shopping centre that house the branded brand like LV, Dior etc. There is this particular building that I love cos all the brand I love is there, the LV store is a 3 level store I think or 4 level cant remember. And the Dior store is big too compare with the one in Sin.

By the time we done with all the shopping, it was already late afternoon. So we decided to go back to the hotel for a short rest and than out for dinner.

Dinner was just a simple affair of Wanton Noodles at HK$10 per bowl. The wanton is nice but not the noodles so I only finished my 3 wantons and left the noodles behind.

Our Dinner Posted by Picasa

Purchases for the Day Posted by Picasa

Another round of DVDs buying Posted by Picasa

Some stuff to pamper myself in HK Posted by Picasa


Cos I only had 3 wantons for dinner so I happily went into the familiar M to get my supper!!! The pic will tell you what we get for our supper.

Our Supper Posted by Picasa


We had our supper in our room while watching the DVD, really relax hor hehhee :P