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Exploring Hong Kong in 3 Days!


I am going to Singapore in September 2013. This is going to be my 2nd out of the country and I am uber excited.

The first one was in Hong Kong. I would say that 3 days is definitely not enough to see this wonderful British colony. There are a couple of great things in HK, I would wanna see over and over and will always be a reason, perhaps not just for me, and for everyone, to visit again -


 
*photo from Wikipedia
  1. Architecture - there are over 1200 skycrapers in this country, it has more buildings higher that 500 ft, than any other city. 
  2. Transport - if only Philippines has the same kind of transport, it would have been great! Their MTR is highly developed and organized.
  3. Culture - they call KH "East meets West" - that's because of the Chinese and British culture emulated in this country.
So my friends and I tried to explore some of the best places and experience Hong Kong's best culture and food in 3 days. Here's what I have got - Thanks to TripIt for a great App to help me plan and organize this trip!

Have fun! See you on my next trip! <3 br="">





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