Travel | Places To Visit In Hong Kong

Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong

Street view from Langham Place, Hong Kong

Visiting a place with different companies, after a few years, gives you different experience. My impression towards this city, a combination of slow and fast pace city, photogenic city, Tramways, Polo Bun, Dim Sum, Disneyland, Ocean Park, a lot of cantonese etc. To be honest, we didn't plan our trip and looking for delicious food. We just go wherever we wanna go and spend time there whole day either shopping or walking around under humid weather.

First morning in Hong Kong

PMQ, Hong Kong

Summer time in HK definitely will be a tough day for tourist like us. But what doesn't kill us make us stronger. We were introduced by a friend of mine browsing this place named PMQ. It stands for Police Married Quarters back in the days but it was now refurbished into a complex full of pop up stores and exhibitions. I visited this place twice, during weekday and weekend, and I realize they do have variety of workshops with affordable price during the weekend. If you're an art and design lover like me, this place will be like a heaven to you.

PMQ
No. 35 Aberdeen Street, Central
7am - 11pm
Website : http://www.pmq.org.hk/

Taken from Central-Mid-Levels Escalator

Central-Mid-Levels Escalators is also a must visit place. It's the longest outdoor escalator. You may enter from 100 Queen's Road, Central.

My sister suggested we drop by Hysan Place, The Lee Gardens for Eslite Bookstore in Causeway Bay to spend our evening there. My first visit to Eslite Bookstore was in Taiwan earlier this year. It is definitely my favorite bookstore all time. Sitting in the bookstore and start reading.

In Eslite Bookstore, there is a must try bubble tea named cha FOR TEA TO GO located at 10/F. Its a must try bubble tea whenever you visit Eslite Bookstore no matter in Taiwan or Hong Kong.

Eslite Book Store, Hysan Place

Hysan Place 500 Hennessy Rd, East Point,Hong Kong
MTR Station : Causeway Bay Station Exit F2

10:00 - 22:00 (Sun to Thur)
10:00 - 23:00 (Fri, Sat and eve of PH)


It was about 8pm, we went up for the famous Wantan Mee at Ho Hung Kee, 12/F, Hysan Place. This restaurant was awarded as Michelin 1 Starred Restaurant (2015) so it's definitely a must try Wantan Mee in HK. You may look into Open Rice for more information.

We went to Ngong Ping 360 and Tian Tan Buddha. Cable car is a transportation that I really dislike because I have acrophobia. But I'll still keep calm and stick my butt in the cable car as it's a 'must see' place when you visit to HK. You can see the airport from the cable car as it's located in Tung Chung which is near to the airport in Chek Lap Kok.

Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car

Tian Tan Buddha

Ngong Ping 360

Lantau Island, Hong Kong
MTR Station : Tung Chung Station Exit C

Website : http://www.np360.com.hk/en/

I was busy shopping and crazy over all those discounts. And we all know that shopping is well-known to-do and must-do in Hong Kong. But instead of shopping in the city which is more expensive, we went to Citygate, Tung Chung for some outlet shopping. To me, I always love off season collections so shopping in outlet mall is definitely on my list. There is also Sasa outlet in this mall which you can get at least 30% to 70% cheaper than buying in the city.

Citygate Outlets

20 Tat Tung Road, Hong Kong
MTR station : Tung Chung
Website : http://www.citygateoutlets.com.hk/home/Pages/home.aspx

Minion @ MOKO新世紀廣場及新城市廣場

梳乎町 @ Langham Place

Wrapping Up

Hong Kong is a place that I've been there for more than thrice and which I still love and can never get bored of. Therefore, this trip, I'm just hanging around not usual tourist places, enjoying time flying past. Well enjoyed spending money everywhere.
"The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page." - St. Augustine 

Travel | Stanley, Hong Kong

TOP: MANGO

OUTER WEAR: @BUTTONDREAM

SHOE: NIKE

BAG: @EHMYBAG

Stanley, Hong Kong is definitely a photogenic and breathtaking place. It's about 20 minutes away from the city which I find it relax and I do reckon you can spend an afternoon here if you find the busy city is too crowded. There is also market in the quaint village of Stanley where you can find some accessories, jewellry, home furnishing, souvenirs, oriental stuff at reasonable price. Worth spending some time away from the crowded city, enjoy the sound of waves and sea breeze.

How to get there:
MTR Causeway Bay Station, Exit B. Walk to Tang Lung Street and then take minibus 40.

Travel Must Have Item

If you following my Instagram definitely know I'd travelled to Hong Kong. Sharing some of my basic must have for travelling.

Camera

Powerbank

Perfume

Cosmetics/Hair Care

Passport

Hair tie

Sunglasses

Purse

I have this phone-out-of-battery phobia. So its a must for me to bring 2 powerbank inside my bag.

Using Shu Uemura POREraser UV Under Base Mousse and a minimal application of normal facial sunblock can last my make up for hot summer days. I'm a fan of YSL cosmetic recently. Their Rouge Pur Couture Vernis à Lèvres Glossy Stain is absolutely perfect and lovely. Trying out the new Rouge Volupté Shine that I bought before leaving to my trip.

Gonna filter up my trip photos and blog soon!