Hong Kong
Day 58 - 61 (15. - 18.3.2013) Hong Kong
Hong Kong - the last stop of my epic trip - and also the last post for this trip.
Again I was able to meet some friends from the MBA - was good to catch up after such a long time :)
Hong Kong - China with a british attitude. On every corner you are reminded that Hong Kong was a British till in the not so far past. For example I've seen only in UK & HK people queuing for the bus in neat lines.
The whole four days I spent there it was very misty or rather the smog which made it look like it was misty. There is an unbelievable number of buses & taxis in the streets.
Double-Decker Buses ...
Hong Kong - China with a british attitude. On every corner you are reminded that Hong Kong was a British till in the not so far past. For example I've seen only in UK & HK people queuing for the bus in neat lines.
The whole four days I spent there it was very misty or rather the smog which made it look like it was misty. There is an unbelievable number of buses & taxis in the streets.
Everyone knows double-decker buses (also from London ;) but who has seen double-decker trams?
On Hong Kong Central everything is easy to reach by foot. There are seemingly endless walkways - but not alongside the roads but several meters up in the air which makes convenient crossing without continuous ups & downs of flight of stairs. Also there is a unique thing called the mid-level escalators, an set of outdoor escalators helping people to move through the city center.
Thanks for reading this time - I'll keep you updated on my next journey to be documented in my blog!
Thanks for reading this time - I'll keep you updated on my next journey to be documented in my blog!
Central Pier @ HK Island
Skyline with the Convention Center on the Left
Harbour Side
Kowloon seen from HK Island
Behind Hong Kong Station
Taxis, Taxis, Taxis - Everywhere
Cemetery a bit different
Mid-Level Escalators
Soho - Hong Kong's Expat District
Asia Pure
Don't know what these are - and am not sure I wanna know ;)
... and Double-Decker Trams
Kowloon seen from Victoria Harbour
Shops on Each Level
Interesting Architechture
posted by Birgit im Abenteuerland @ 12:35 am
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