First escape;

A very packed and chaotic city.
Sometimes the people can be so scary and so unfriendly. 

Everything becomes so convenient with the octopus card and their transport systems, how I wish ours were like theirs. Convenience stores and food stalls are everywhere, can never get hungry in this city.






One of the snacks that I like in HK - egg balls! Actually it's nothing special, but it feels so good to eat it when you are sweating walking around in HK. And it's kind of expensive, costs about HKD12. We had this a couple of times in HK.





Alright I'm here to tell every chaotaufu lovers that MALAYSIA HAS THE BEST CHAOTAUFU, DO NOT EXPECT MUCH FROM HK AS WELL AS TAIWAN. Ok that's all.

(I'm so disappointed)



We spent one day in Ocean Park. I gotta say that I love this place!! Thinking of the entrance fee, it's not that expensive because the facilities in this park definitely worth the money. Five of us wearing the I love HK tees was very eye-catching that the dolphin trainees approached us and asked two of us to get on stage to play with sea lions and dolphins. So I was the one who got to play with dolphin but seriously it was .... so-so.











The weather on that day was so good, it's cloudy and windy all the time so doubtlessly we had doubled the fun in ocean park!
























Got these pants from Forever21, one for only RM40!









Half-moon bay in Saikung.

REGRETS.

REGRETS.

REGRETS.







I'm a seafood lover so you can imagine how excited I was when I saw these in Saikung!!!! The seafood are bloody hugeeeeeeeee can dieeeeeee. But they live like Hongkees, meaning they have to live in a small packed place where they can barely move.

Anyhow if they were to have this good supply of seafood they should have hired someones who know how to handle these and turn them into scrumptious dishes. I believe that Malaysia has got the better cooks than Hong Kong.







Went to Wong Tai Sin, and this is the first time ever I'm doing this kind of stuff, it's quite fun though!










Tai O fishing village. The people here are mostly elders.








After spending 7 days in HK, it's time to move to Macau.




The significant must-visit place in Macau.






Freddos' rival! Can you see the colorss?! I love having GOOD ice-cream.





The night view in Macau. HK has beautiful night scenery too, provided if you see it from the peak, not from the Avenue of Stars. The casinos and hotels light up the night in Macau, it's just wonderful seeing the colorful lightning. And also had an unforgettable moment in Wynn hotel!







Did not elaborate much about the trip, words just cant conclude the 9 days trip. It's a good trip afterall, learnt some map reading and also walked a lot. I shall get myself a converse to walk more in Europe and Indonesia.