pearlescence
purveyor of pearls UK/EU
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- Aug 18, 2007
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Oh yes a list is important. On your last day you can look at it and think..'I haven't got half of this stuff' and remember the bags and bags of pearls you bought instead.
If you make a list and just buy what is on that list you have exceptional self control.
It's hard not to enjoy all the food n HK. be sure to eat at at least one of the really cheap (10hkd) local cafes on the island which is where locals eat all the time - real hearty every day food in a tiny cafe(really just say 5 tables crammed in) and full of families. HK people take their food very seriously. anywhere with lots of people already in will have good food. There's also lots of Korean places
The HK history museum has an exhib of toys at the moment. that is in Tsim Sha Tsui and worth a visit. The Art museum is still closed. I have no idea what they are doing in there but it is taking years. A trip out to and then up the Big Buddha is great (but only for those who can do lots of stairs)
Public transport is excellent. You need an octopus card.
How long are you there?
If you make a list and just buy what is on that list you have exceptional self control.
It's hard not to enjoy all the food n HK. be sure to eat at at least one of the really cheap (10hkd) local cafes on the island which is where locals eat all the time - real hearty every day food in a tiny cafe(really just say 5 tables crammed in) and full of families. HK people take their food very seriously. anywhere with lots of people already in will have good food. There's also lots of Korean places
The HK history museum has an exhib of toys at the moment. that is in Tsim Sha Tsui and worth a visit. The Art museum is still closed. I have no idea what they are doing in there but it is taking years. A trip out to and then up the Big Buddha is great (but only for those who can do lots of stairs)
Public transport is excellent. You need an octopus card.
How long are you there?