Travel Date: November 28 – December 1, 2015 (Saturday - Tuesday)
There's not much time on our last day and only have 2 places in our itinerary, the Flower Market and the Yuen Po Bird Garden, so we took our time getting ready and eating breakfast.
Hong Kong Day 3: Nan Lian Garden | Chi Lun Nunnery | Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple | Hong King Disney Land
Travel Date: November 28 – December 1, 2015 (Saturday - Tuesday)
Even though we're tired and still sleepy from our adventure last night, we still woke up early so we can start our day early. When traveling, it's really not advisable to stay in bed late. One of the reasons is because you might miss the free breakfast offered by your hotel. Not many hotels include a free breakfast in their room rate, so make sure wake up early or at least before the time they serve breakfast ends. After our morning rituals and of course, making sure we look good😀, we headed to the hotel's cafe to eat breakfast.
Hong Kong Day 2: Kowloon Walled City Park | The Trick Eye Museum | Sky Terrace 428 | Clock Tower | Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade | 1181 Heritage | Symphony of Lights | Jade Night Market
Travel Date: November 28 – December 1, 2015 (Saturday - Tuesday)
Before we even visited Ocean Park, we already decided that we're going to stay the night in one of the hotels in the island. We will be exploring the park until it closes and it will be dark before we finish. We just rested at the hotel and never had a chance to explore so my photos are limited. We had a tiring day prior and not much sleep but had to wake up early.
Travel Date: November 28 – December 1, 2015 (Saturday - Tuesday)
This shopping mall was established in December 1993 is located near Kowloon Walled City Park. It underwent a major renovation from October 2005 to December 2006 with 100 million Hong Kong dollars. It officially re-opened on 26 January, 2007.
By Foot:
If you're up for a walk, please see below on how to get to the park. Just make sure you bring umbrella or anything that will protect from you the sun.
If you're up for a walk, please see below on how to get to the park. Just make sure you bring umbrella or anything that will protect from you the sun.
1. From anywhere in Hong Kong, go to the nearest MTR Station and take MTR to Lok Fu Station. Travel time and fare depends on where you will be coming.
If you see Kowloon Walled City Park today, you wouldn't think that it has a very deep and troubling history dated back to the Qing Dynasty. It was first set-up as an outpost to manage the trade of salt and called Walled City, a city within a city. Although, a lot of guards were stationed there, nothing happened, until the First Opium War between British & Qing Dynasty.
When I was making our itinerary for our Hong Kong trip, I stumbled on an online ticketing store that offers a great value. At first, I was skeptic to buy online since there's a lot of false advertisements these days. However, their offer is really cheap that I had to try. I booked online and crossed my finger that it's not a scam. As soon as I clicked confirm order, I received the e-voucher and I was really excited because I got the best deal.
Just in case you need a reference itinerary for your trip in Taiwan, here's the original itinerary I prepared prior to our travel. We had to skip some of the attractions due to lack of time, so there's a minimal change in the actual itinerary. Travel time in this itinerary is based on my research and google maps. I will be posting a separate post for the actual itinerary with the actual travel time so you can plan your trip better.
I was looking for a slogan of Leyte and found this. I find it so funny and to all Pinoys out there I know you will too. And for some, the first thing they'll do is to search for the funny slogan of their province! I did! (LOL)
If you are superstitious and a believer, don't leave Ngong Ping 360
without making a wish at the Bodhi Wishing Shrine. You won't miss it as
it's situated just under the Bodhi Tree on the way to the Big Buddha and
the Po Lin Monastery.
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