Trip to Hong Kong

[redblack]

hello fellow beyonders
im heading to hong kong in less than two week for the very first time. Just wondering if there any fun places i could check out . I bought a tour book and got some places i wanna go see.
thanks for any info you peeps can give me

[saiyajin]

go to temple street at night

[redblack]

is that anywhere close to nathans street , thats where my hotel is

[saiyajin]

ya its close by there

[FiveFreshFish]

You can't miss the Star Ferry. It's cheapest way to cross!

[MrMiyagi]

Originally posted by FiveFreshFish
You can't miss the Star Ferry. It's cheapest way to cross!

Ya, just keep an eye on your wallet while you're on it tho! You might get pickpocketed.

[Carfanman]

Wear jeans with tight pockets to avoid getting pickpocketed.

And I said tight pockets not tight jeans so no1 say im gay because I know someone will other wise.

[_wrx_]

go to harbour city, time square, and mong kok at night awsome night life!

[redblack]

Originally posted by Carfanman
Wear jeans with tight pockets to avoid getting pickpocketed.

And I said tight pockets not tight jeans so no1 say im gay because I know someone will other wise.

Oic ic , i bought one of those waist wallets, it goes under your shirt , that should work right?

[DJ Lazy]

That pic of the ferry looks alot like the pics I took when I was in China back in grade 9... Never made it down to Hong Kong tho...

Have a sweet trip man.. its defineately different there..

[Team_Mclaren]

dont make it sound so bad.. its really not too bad.. just be carefully and use common sense and you'll be alright, just like traveling anywhere.

anyway, have a nice/safe trip! its a nice city!

[Superesc]

Ocean park, and yea Timesquare is very cool. There's a mini gallery there too.

[izzoblitzo]

my cousin went to hong kong over the summer.. someone picked his celly out of his jacket pocket.

dont wear your wallet in the back pocket.. put it in your front pockets if you can.

[GTS Jeff]

hk is pretty safe imo. the pickpocketing risk is like any other big city. its not crazy like mainland china

[D'z Nutz]

Oh man, Hong Kong was fun. I hope to get a chance to head back there in a couple years. If you got a day to blow, hit up Macau too. You make a trip there in the hover boats. A lot of cool looking European-style buildings and monuments if you're into that sort of stuff. And if you do go, DO NOT accept anything from the beef jerky girls!! Hahaha! (I'm serious.)

[D'z Nutz]

Oh, and the giant Buddha monument at Ngong Ping is really cool too.

[redblack]

alright , thanks for all the info
hopefully i can check it all out within 7 days

[Superesc]

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[yobi5888]

Always watch out for cars when you are crossing roads. They never stop for pesdestrian, not like Canada!

[blinkme_210]

Go up to Victoria Peak if you can, overlooks the whole city, just frigging amazing at night.