Hong Kong Disney Land (part 1) - Day 4

4th day of our trip and we went to Disney Land and all of us are really looking forward to have fun!

We had our breakfast the hotel (which by the way, it's a buffet of pastries, eggs, fruits, bread, and jams! no hot meals but it's okay) and leave around 9am. The weather was a little humid but there are rain clouds.

I was so happy that after a year I'm able to go back to the happiest place on earth! =)

Disney Land Train

People!

Long queue of line.

There are a lot people that day since most kids are on semester break even if it's on a monday.

Merchandise

Hong Kong Day 3 - Ngong Ping 360

Day 3 of my Hong Kong Vacation.

It's my first time to visit Ngong Ping 360 and I'm really excited about it. Although it was raining hard before we ride the long cable car but after some time rain stopped and they allow people to get in.

Me =)

MTR map of Hong Kong

Line to Tung Chung

Ticket for the cable car

We arrive around 9am because the exodus of people come in aroung afternoon.

view of the airport area

Airport runway. The cable car are for people who enjoy heights and view, unfortunately i don't. 

Hong Kong - Macau Day 2

Continuation of my tour to Hong Kong - Macau.

I will let the pictures speak for itself  =)

Shangri-la Hotel East Tsim Sha Tsui

on the street

Double deck bus

Iconic Mosque at Nathan Road

Canton Road: Home of many luxury items for shopping

Our group was able to buy ticket around 11:15 am and realized that the departure time is around 11:30 am and all of us rushed to the immigration to be able to catch the ride. It was a nice experience :)

Hong Kong Day 1 (Part 2) Harbour City, Tram, Dinner

The easiest, cheapest, and relaxing way to get to the city is taking the bus It only cost around 30-38 HKD. The bust station is just outside the airport and it's a double-decked bus, the lower deck space is for the luggage and passengers and the upper deck is for passengers.

spacious leg room, foot rest, luxurious leather seats.

Terminal

Cable Car going to Ngong Ping 360

Red Cab

Nathan Road

Clark International Airport / Hong Kong International Airport Planespotting (Hong Kong Day 1)

I was not particularly excited about this trip (except for Macau - Day 2) since I visited HK many times but I never get bored travelling especially food escapades at  local restaurants.

 I got the free ticket (via clark) from my trip to beijing last spring. The ticket excluded the surcharge, PH travel tax, and terminal fee which I didn't mind since it's free naman and the taxes are cheap.

Ongoing expansion of Clark (Qatar and Emirates will commence daily service to the middle east starting October)

2 foreigners lying on the grass.

Spirit of Manila (defunct airline company)

Food stalls

w/ the gang

Happy Face 

Royal Caribbean

Upper Terminal (spacious and nice compared to NAIA T1)

Happy tummy! (Hen Lin's special Bola-Bola siopao - Mantao Bread with pork filling, salted egg)

Hong Kong bound!

Frankly, I'm eggzoyted.

Even though I visit H.K. every year, I still get excited to tour around the city, eat delicious dimsum, go to disney land, and watch the pretty lights at the harbour duing night time. 

This time, me and my parents will be flying via clark (dragonair) the tickets were free from our trip to Beijing last summer. It's such a nice treat from CX and Citibank.