help itinerary sa HK

[jamesbryll]

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mga ka istoryanz pls help me nag libog ko sa itinerary namo coz nag change og accommodatin amo kauban. mag stay daw mi sa pearl guest house. ma abot mi sa hongkong sept 23, 2014 mga 10 am nya plan namo disneyland hapon nya night kay night market nya inig sept 24, 2014 macau tour nya inig sept 25, 2014 ocean park og any destination kay inig sept 26, 2014 mo uli namn mi sa buntag. pls help mi himo og itinerary unsay sakyan thnx istoryans

[lovey_rcl]

There are maps every where in the airport, get one. So you will understand where you are going. Dali ra ang transportation sa HK, naay train ug bus, but train is easier, the train is equipped with voice prompt like MRT and LRT, it is callled MTR in HK.

My advice is to go Avenue of the Stars in the afternoon almost close to 6pm so you will experience both day and night scenery in their famous Victoria Harbour-- you will get picturesque backdrop of both day and night. Symphony of lights show will start at 8pm, about 20 mins show.

Next, take a dinner at Yoshinoya-- its a Japanese fast food though; I will not advise you to eat authentic chinese dishes, you may not like it. I was in HK for 10 months and not pleased with authentic chinese food. Luod kau ilaha food-- Yoshinoya is just a 10-minute-walk from the Avenue of the Stars; where you can take several side trips of numerous boutiques and shops going to your dinner via Nathan Road and make a left turn to Cameroon Road. You can use google map para dali. Hehe Use a free wifi though, data roaming is quite expensive for postpaid plans. So better turn that off if nag post paid ka.

Then after dinner, you can go to Mongkok street or Ladies Market. Look for the nearest MTR station, which is the Tsim Sha Tsui, and buy tickets going to Mongkok station just 3 stations away. Take Exit E2 at Mong Kok Subway Station, and walk across two crossings. And voila, a 1 km of Chinese shops! Enjoy!

After your Macau day trip, you still have time to go to Repulse Bay and Victoria Peak via Peak Tram.

[jamesbryll]

There are maps every where in the airport, get one. So you will understand where you are going. Dali ra ang transportation sa HK, naay train ug bus, but train is easier, the train is equipped with voice prompt like MRT and LRT, it is callled MTR in HK.

My advice is to go Avenue of the Stars in the afternoon almost close to 6pm so you will experience both day and night scenery in their famous Victoria Harbour-- you will get picturesque backdrop of both day and night. Symphony of lights show will start at 8pm, about 20 mins show.

Next, take a dinner at Yoshinoya-- its a Japanese fast food though; I will not advise you to eat authentic chinese dishes, you may not like it. I was in HK for 10 months and not pleased with authentic chinese food. Luod kau ilaha food-- Yoshinoya is just a 10-minute-walk from the Avenue of the Stars; where you can take several side trips of numerous boutiques and shops going to your dinner via Nathan Road and make a left turn to Cameroon Road. You can use google map para dali. Hehe Use a free wifi though, data roaming is quite expensive for postpaid plans. So better turn that off if nag post paid ka.

Then after dinner, you can go to Mongkok street or Ladies Market. Look for the nearest MTR station, which is the Tsim Sha Tsui, and buy tickets going to Mongkok station just 3 stations away. Take Exit E2 at Mong Kok Subway Station, and walk across two crossings. And voila, a 1 km of Chinese shops! Enjoy!

After your Macau day trip, you still have time to go to Repulse Bay and Victoria Peak via Peak Tram.

thns sa suggestion lovely_rd ako e note imo ge sulti