Discovery of Hong Kong
To experience the cultural side of Hong Kong, the Po Lin Monastery and the Tian Tan Buddha are perfect. Also known as the Big Buddha, this statue is the world's largest bronze statue ! Finished in 1993, it's 34 meters tall and weighs 250 tonnes. It sits...
On a long week end, we decided to go to see the big Buddha... Of course, we chose the sunny day to visit the science museum and the cloudy one to do outdoor visits... what ever... here is the pictures! To go to the Big Buddha, you can either walk 4 to...
If you don't want to walk to go to the peak, the best option is to take a ride with the old tramway! It was open for the first time in 1888 and today more than 10 000 persons are riding it every day. If there is no queue, it will take you only 5 minutes...
Sunday is the perfect time for a brunch especially when it is sunny and you just don't feel like hanging around the whole day! Located on top of the peak for a great view, the "cafe deco" offers a delicious brunch! The huge buffet is offering all the...
The Victoria Peak is a mountain located in Hong Kong also known as "the peak". It is the best place to have a spectacular view on the island and the surroundings : Kowloon on the other side of the bay. It is also one of the most expensive place to live....
On your way to the second beach, just on the left side, you will find a small rocky path which will bring you to the waterfall! This path can be a bit hard with unappropriate shoes depending of how good you are at jumping from a rock to an other! I almost...
What do you do when you are going to the beach in France or on holidays ? You are just going to do like everyone else aren't you ? Time to check the best place for our daily camp; right in the middle of the beach! Some doesn't want to rest and are playing...
The best beach in Hong Kong is situated on the new territories next to Sai Kung. Unless you want to pay an helicopter to get there... you will have to do the same as everyone : getting on the MTR until Mongkok, then a minibus to Sai Kung, followed by...