Chinese opera during a festival in Macau
It was a festival of sorts at the A Ma Temple in Macau, the oldest Taoist temple in the island, built in 1488 and dedicated… Read More »Chinese opera during a festival in Macau
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Six Hong Kong Clubs No Night Owl Should Miss
When the sun goes down, Hong Kong comes alive. From intimate lounges to multilevel nightclubs, the after-dark offerings here are enough to satisfy even the… Read More »Six Hong Kong Clubs No Night Owl Should Miss
Hong Kong’s best comfort food
Pineapple bun, hot off the oven is served with a slice of butter for that really good comfort food.
Top 10 reasons why 2011 is my travel year
The year 2011 is coming to a close and it’s time to look back and assess how my travels went during the year. Below are my top 10 reasons why I can proudly say that this year is MY YEAR OF TRAVEL!
A short trip at Aberdeen Harbour
Aberdeen Harbour is popular with tourist mainly for two things: the Jumbo, a floating restaurant of casino magnate Stanley Ho and the floating village with their sampans which are traditional fishing boats.
A riot of blossoms at Hong Kong’s flower market
Hong Kong’s flower market at Yuen Po is just a stone’s throw away from Bird Street. Really, one cannot miss this important area because of its colorful displays of, what else, flowers, of different species, from temperate to tropical countries, varying in form that it dazzles the eyes.
Tranquil noon at Yuen Po’s Bird Street
Bird Street in Yuen Po, Mongkok is famous for the songbird owners who congregate in this strip to meet other owners, buy supplies and other songbird species. It is a beautiful but small park with moon gates, airy and the sound of chirping and singing birds make this place tranquil.