I finally made it to Hong Kong Disneyland back in September. Known as HK Disneyland. The theme park is combined in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. It is located in Penny’s Bay in Lantau Island. Opened back in 2005, it is …
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After meeting up with Alyson Hau, I decided to go to Tsim Sha Tsui East to check out the Hong Kong Museum of History. Not to be confused with the Hong Kong Palace Museum, this museum has been around since …
Read more →Call it an unexpected check off the bucket list or a pinch me, I’m not dreaming moment. I finally got to meet up with Alyson Hau in Hong Kong. Hau is a radio host at RTHK Radio 3 and the …
Read more →It’s been a very long time I went to Ocean Park Hong Kong. It was back in 1989 when I went to Ocean Park. I didn’t get a chance to go back in the Summer of 2000 because of scheduling. …
Read more →In this blog entry, this was one of my favourite moments in Hong Kong because I got to meet up a friend who I haven’t seen and kept in touch for several years. After arriving and settling in the quarantine …
Read more →Another museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District has garnered attention since it opened on July 3, 2022. It’s the Hong Kong Palace Museum. The Hong Kong Palace Museum houses and displays artifacts from the Palace Museum in Beijing, China. …
Read more →I have grown fond of museums throughout my age. Prior to going to Hong Kong, I saw several Instagram posts from overseas friends tagging a museum. It is called M+. M+ is a visual cultural museum. It is located in …
Read more →You asked for it and you got it. This is the post maybe some are waiting for. It’s Afternoon Tea at The Peninsula Hong Kong. My friend and I decided to go on a Sunday and he told me he …
Read more →One of the famous attractions in Hong Kong which reopened in late August is the Peak Tram. I had the opportunity to go there days after it reopened. The Peak Tram was closed for over a year due to renovations …
Read more →Following the trip to Big Buddha, we went down to Tai O. It is located in the western side of Lantau Island in Hong Kong. As with the place, it is called the “Venice of Hong Kong” because of the …
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