Celebrate Your Kid's Birthday At Disneyland
by Aidy_p
If you child is celebrating his/her birthday during that particular month you're visiting Disneyland, do not forget to ask for a birthday badge. The child will be warmly greeted from the word go. We had the band play for us a birthday song, the elves dancing along with the kids, and different disney characters coming up to us to wish my daughter a happy birthday. I'm truly impressed by their very well-trained staff who, in an instance, would come by and wish my daugther a happy birthday. It all just boils down to a badge that they see. So bring your child to Disneyland during the month of his/her birthday. Guaranteed they will remember their special birthday treat for life.
Convenience Store
by kwanmichelle
there are 3 convenience store operators in hong kong, these convenience stores open 24/7. there are more than 7-eleven convenience stores in hong kong. it's easy to spot. just look for this sign. basically it's in every MTR Station. but those in the MTR stations don't operate 24/7.
Well, what can I say, bring an...
by al3xwong
Well, what can I say, bring an unlimited credit limit on your credit cards, enough cash to make the US money mint look embaressed, and a well oiled pair of legs to walk almost 15km a day. Oh almost forgot, make sure you go to the gym 3 months before you go to Hong Kong, get your body used to carrying heavy weighs (shopping). Everything in Hong Kong is memorable, everything. Every second of your trip to Hong Kong will be hammered, stamped, welded, imprinted, into your brains memory.
Take the Star Ferry between...
by Dick_Loudon
Take the Star Ferry between the Island and Kowloon. Walk up the Golden Mile (Nathan Rd) in Tsimshatsui; Head over to Lantau Island for a change in tempo. Find a Hakka restaurant for Camphor Duck and 'Iron Tea'. Ride the subway and people watch (not at rush hours). Go to one of the nightclubs catering to the large number of Philippine Nannies. Fabulous music and smiles all around you. Food, food, food. Nightlife.
Visitors to Hong Kong must...
by Axel-M
Visitors to Hong Kong must hold a valid passport. Passports should be valid for at least one month after your planned departure date from Hong Kong. For some nationalities, this condition extends to six months. Nationals of most countries are not required to obtain visas for periods varying from seven days to six months, depending on nationality. Check with any Chinese embassy or consulate for the latest status.
Visas for mainland China can be obtained in Hong Kong. They require one photo and usually take three working days to process. Visas can be obtained through the Consulate Department, Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China in Hong Kong, China Travel Service (HK) Ltd, or China International Travel Service HK Ltd.
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Hong Kong Flower Market 1
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