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LostInHK: Ping Shan Heritage Trail - New Territories

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Friday, 19 June 2009. Ping Shan Heritage Trail - New Territories. Normally it's hard in Hong Kong to find any sight or historic monument that's older than your Grandad, but right up in the north-western corner of the New Territories is a group of ancient monuments linked together by the Ping Shan Heritage Trail. Can explore. It's all extremely well-preserved, and sits oddly among the drab modern buildings. Of three new villages right on the cusp of one of the New Territories' famous mammoth New Cities.

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LostInHK: Transport in Hong Kong - Trams

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Monday, 15 June 2009. Transport in Hong Kong - Trams. A bit of mobile blogging action now.just took this video on the tram ride from Happy Valley up to Western Market. It's unedited, but hopefully it serves to show somewhat the changes in the neighbourhoods as you pass through them. The various routes will take you through the neighbourhoods of Western, Shueng Wan, Central, Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Happy Valley and North Point and run from around 5am till midnight every day. View my complete profile.

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Honeymoon Tip: November 2009

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Random Info on Honeymoon Tips. How To Keep Yourself Sound While Jaunting. Have you ever planned a trip weeks or maybe months in advance, however when the instance comes to have fun, you fall sick during the journey and have to spend your time solely in the hotel room? Naturally, this is something that no one wants to go through. In this article, I will share with you a few points for keeping yourself healthy at all times during your journeys to keep this awkward scenario from happening! Move Around the w...

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LostInHK: Observation Lift, Hopewell Centre

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Monday, 8 June 2009. Observation Lift, Hopewell Centre. While Hong Kong is sometimes dubbed. Manhattan of the East", one area where it falls behind its Western counterpart is in the viewing deck stakes. While New York can offer views from the Empire State Building and the Rockefeller Center, Hong Kong's skyscrapers were built for business, not pleasure, and so seemingly don't offer such treats. That is with the exception of the cylindrical structure of the Hopewell Centre on Queen's Road East in Wan Chai.

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LostInHK: June 2009

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Tuesday, 23 June 2009. Cheap eats in HK. Eating out can be one of the most memorable parts of a holiday.for better or worse! The problem is sometimes, however, that spending the time to find a restaurant that offers the food you want at the price you want in the area you're in at that time can take up most of your afternoon or evening and spoil a good day's sightseeing! 1) DeliFrance: Either the smaller cafes or the larger bistros will serve up panini, croissant, pasta, pizzas, etc. All very tasty, a...

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LostInHK: May 2009

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Sunday, 24 May 2009. Walking route - Causeway Bay to Wan Chai. Walking around Causeway Bay you'd be forgiven for asking yourself "Hey! Where the hell's the bay? It's a fair question. The waterfront here is now hidden behind a wealth of shopping centres such as Sogo. But for the more adventurous who take the time to seek out what must have at one time been a very peaceful harbour, you will be rewarded with a promenade which is good for a walk all the way back to Wan Chai. For those of you not willing to r...

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LostInHK: Transport in Hong Kong - MTR

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Tuesday, 2 June 2009. Transport in Hong Kong - MTR. Seeing as it's lashing it down and no sightseeing can be done, it's time for the first of LostInHK's. Practical guides - how to get around town on the MTR. Is the city's underground system, as is good to get you around the northern side of Hong. Kong Island (Central, Wan Chai. Causeway Bay, etc), most of Kowloon, as far as Tung. Plus out into the New Territories. If you're making a trip out to this latter area the MTR. You can get from Hong. On the Airp...

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LostInHK: Cheap eats in HK

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Tuesday, 23 June 2009. Cheap eats in HK. Eating out can be one of the most memorable parts of a holiday.for better or worse! The problem is sometimes, however, that spending the time to find a restaurant that offers the food you want at the price you want in the area you're in at that time can take up most of your afternoon or evening and spoil a good day's sightseeing! 1) DeliFrance: Either the smaller cafes or the larger bistros will serve up panini, croissant, pasta, pizzas, etc. All very tasty, a...

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Newlyweds Tips: November 2009

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Random Ramblings on Newlyweds. How To Keep Yourself Sound While Jaunting. Have you ever preset a trip weeks or maybe months in advance, but when the time comes to enjoy, you fall sick during the journey and have to spend your time alone in the hotel room? Naturally, this is something that no one desires to go through. In this article, I will share with you a few points for keeping yourself healthy at all times during your trips to prevent this unfortunate scenario from occurring! Journey the world from t...