The room I slept in last night was the best room on the trip but the cheapest room on Hong Kong Island, ~1 million VND, 1 bed in dorm.
I walked a lot, I didn't recover, I slept until about 11:00 I got up, ate the sandwich and slowly packed my room, I'm lucky that the receptionist didn't tell me late when I checked out:D
Every time I go to China I try to eat a different kind of noodles, to find the type that suits me: D The noodles on the picture are good, the time I went to Taiwan, Dong Hsu - Guangdong all eat this kind. Last month in Cappadocia I found a kind of noodle with tomato sauce, not spicy, with sausage on top, 10/10 😎
I'm sorry.
When I paid the card, the receptionist spoke Chinese a while, after looking at me I only knew that she was asking me, asking my name, the Western man also understands Chinese, vip pr0
The hostel name sign outside the corridor, I just figured out, if the hostel is wrong name, you can find it by phone number: D
In the group review, people would choose to climb Victoria Peak to see the entire city. I'm surfing Google maps, seeing the name Stanley like so I want to go to the sea, go private route see how 😎
Take a street photo on the walkway to the bus pick-up point.
I was going to take bus 40 to Stanley because there are fewer stops, but I found this bus small and tired, so I switched to KMB, a double-decker bus.
This is a picture taken while waiting for a bus.
I'm tired of the bus ride, I'm not sure if it's worth it.
Stanley main beach, but it's blocked by the mountains.
There were a lot of Western tourists in the fishing village. The market took US dollars and shops accepted cards. I only saw souvenir stalls, since restaurants had shut for Lunar New Year. I found a Thai place by the sea with five-star prices and a lovely view :D
My seafood rice noodles were so salty I couldn’t finish them. I drank my whole bottle of water and peeled the tangerine the priest gave me for Lunar New Year before the taste went away. At around HK$100 it wasn’t cheap 👽 Afterwards I walked along Stanley Main Street and finally saw all the restaurants. It had a European feel and there were street performers. One got quite a lot of tips and handed people a card in return :D
I went to the ice cream shop in the back, and I saw a lot of people buying. I went in and it was so expensive I went out, not worth buying.
I'll wait for the show for a while, it's too late, so I'll take the bus to the Tiệm Sa Chủy district to get my room.
I got on the bus and slept for a long time before I got back to Central, this picture I don't remember where I took it but it looks nice:D
I knew how to find the building this time. I went up to the 13th floor to check in, only to see a sign sending me back down to the seventh.
I think tonight there's a nice view to watch, the harbor is close but life is not as dreams, rumors as words: DDD just kidding
When I got there, the receptionist checked my name, and it was on the list, and I had booked and paid for it a long time ago. This guy said something to my mom in Hindi and then said he's out of room, emailed the hostel to get a refund. I said, "OK, you're done," but they said, "If you're out of room, you can't stay." I stood outside for a while looking for another room. Everything was expensive, so I decided to go to Shenzhen. My room there that night was 87 yuan, a little over 300,000 đồng. The cheapest replacement I could find in Hong Kong was more than a million.
Eat the egg cake, now it's 5:00 pm, it's dark, lucky to have the cake to continue, to the border over 30 km, take two lines of ships, standing all the time so the pain of the heel.
I'm sorry.
The hostel name sign outside the corridor, I just figured out, if the hostel is wrong name, you can find it by phone number: D
