Get the meal ticket for HK$30 to enter the exhibition hall and free ice cream and water.
donate $28 before walking up to Giant Buddha and you'll get coupon for veggie food in Po Lin temple. Let's try :)
NEVER take the peak tram UP to the peak, it's always to busy and you'll be waiting ages. Take the No1 mini bus and then take the tram DOWN. The queue is half the size and the view is exactly the same Read more.
Free government wifi here! For the encrypted connection use govwifi fir username, also govwifi for password
No admission charge on Wednesday + free HK Gov sponsored WiFi + great view of HKG skyline
If you're strapped for time, skip through the bottom level and go to the 2nd level starting with area #5. The first four areas are just geology and archaeology. Interesting but not unique.
Pretty old . Needs a bit of an upgrade . Feels like I been transported to the 80's
If you're visiting Hong Kong make sure to stop at the reception and ask for a visitor's pass. This allows you go up to see the view from the 43rd floor.
Be prepared to 1/2 hours of queuing if you go in the evening. 65 HKD round trip ticket is worth the money
Free WIFI! Woo hoo! Enjoy the white noise of the waterfall and tranquil scenery while you do your work. Or not.
Times Square Tip: use the Shell Tower lifts to get to the Food Forum so as not to wait in line at the piazza like the non-tweeters :-)
Tap your Octopus card on the MTR Fare Saver machine midway through the escalator to enjoy $2 discount on your next MTR ride at Central / Hong Kong / Sheung Wan stations.
must try the crisp fried chicken wing from 'old' canteen next to the swimming pool/ under 7-11, hkd$12 for two wings w/ drinks! best bargin in town!
Loved this place! Don't forget to check out the statues within the trees over by the restrooms!
Do NOT exchange your money at the first money changer on the right. They will rip you off. Walk 2-3m inside for a much better rate
Try to count how many shirtless comic book stars you can find. Then laugh at the awesome translations.
Quite quiet during weekdays (except wednesday). Have a relaxed and peaceful time there
Visit the ground floor of this building on a Sunday and lose yourself in the sea of humanity. Smell the adobo and pinakbet permeating the air.
Flag raising and lowering ceremonies take place here. Flag raising ceremony should be around 7:30 and lowering starts around 17:30.
Commemorating the people who died during WWI and WWII, the Cenotaph in Statue Square has nearly the same features as the one in Whitehall, London. Come during Remembrance Sunday to see ceremonies.
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Built in 1848 during the British rule, this temple in Hollywood Road is one of the oldest ones in the territory. Dedicated to the Man Cheong, God of Literature; and Kwan Yu, god of martial valor.
Great place to grab a drink after hiking Dragon's Back. I recommend taking the #9 bus down to Shek-O from the trail's end rather than walking, which took us about 35 minutes on the sidewalk-less road.
Check for a stand-by line—you can get on an earlier ferry than the one your ticket is for.
Macau Tower is 338 meters (about 1,108 feet) above the ground. Walking around the Observation Deck, You can have a panoramic view of the Peal River Delta, Macau Peninsula and Taipa, Coloane islands. Read more.
Crowds at around 3pm; try to get there early and don't get distracted by the many many shops that lead to the ruins.
Free wifi: connect to "wifigo"..go to web browser and just press/select "accept"..happy uploading ;)
This night market is one of the crown jewels of Kowloon. Vintage posters, flee market finds, and great street food. If you hit up the dark side, you have to come here!
