
Personal Picks & Travel Tips from My Own Adventure
If you’re planning a quick trip to Hong Kong, don’t worry—you can still experience a lot in less than four days. This list covers 17 major attractions, including must-see sights, relaxing escapes, and a little time for pasalubong shopping. If you're lucky enough to have more than four days, even better! But if time is tight, these highlights are well worth squeezing into your itinerary.


- The North American “OK” sign made by curling the thumb and forefinger together is an obscene gesture in Turkey, Brazil and Germany, and can be seen as a threatening gesture in parts of the Middle East.
- On many airlines, each pilot eats a different meal to minimize the risk of all pilots on board being ill. No difference at all when there's only one pilot on board.
Hong Kong Day 3: Nan Lian Garden | Chi Lun Nunnery | Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple | Hong King Disney Land
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

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.
Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte is a popular getaway with pristine beaches and scenic views. If you’re coming from NCR (Metro Manila) or nearby cities, here are your commuting options with trusted bus companies and jeepney routes.

While searching for a slogan for Leyte, I stumbled upon a hilarious list of slogans from provinces all over the Philippines. I swear, you’ll crack up — and I bet the first thing many of you will do is search for the funny slogan of your own province. I did mine (LOL)!
Here are some of the best (and funniest) ones — plus some images to match the vibe!