On Ding Ding, to the Central.
My freelance photographer. Hee.
Ran into the branded zone in the early morning when the street is just awoken.
Hee-hee-hee… Well, another new designer bag again after my LV. I love this British luxury bag very much! As much as my deep fondness for LV bag even though it cost me a loads too.
Moving on to next tour point.
Shhh… My darling is still snugging in cozy warm blanket.
Look! Don't be suprised. That’s my new 4.5-in high heels which are also the highest among my others in my private shoes cabinet too. Hee-hee~
Hey, I really like the hotel service which we stay in. All the staffs are very friendly, polite and considerate. Like the reception is at the first floor so they adapt a staff next to the entrance at the ground floor and also the end of escalator to the first floor so that to usher their customer to the reception desk.
On top of that, this is another thing which needs to be complimented too - when they found the hotel shuttle bus was being late this afternoon, without second thought they immediately called a taxi and paid for the entire cost for sending us to our next destination in time. Thumb-up for their diligent work!
Halloween sale in Toy Street at Wan Chai.
Spot the piles of recycled magazine and newspaper packed in organised manner.
Moving from stall to stall and was attracted by the fancy designer bags in Wan Chai.
'Ding Ding', the popular tram which has been playing essential role in Hong Kong Island daily life.
Exploring the well-known shopping place – Causeway Bay.
It’s so coincident that we bumped into the McDonald Land X Hello Kitty Parade this afternoon at Sogo area. Of course I would not miss the chance to take photo with them. Tell you what, I’m a Hello Kitty girl in heart. Hehe~
Things I bought - Ronald Kitty and its tote bag.
I like all these little things which made and imported from Japan. But they were too expensive to bring home.
Crowded street at night.
Immigration check at Hong Kong International Airport.
Moving to arrival hall.
Here we took an airport express to the Central Station in Hong Kong Island. We bought the MTR tourist value pack which cost us HK$300 (HK$50 is refundable when we return the card before we leave Hong Kong) each. This card allows us three consecutive days of unlimited travel on MTR. Sounds quite a good deal, anyway.
From the window.
My bag.
The Central Station was full with the crowd which quite resembling the one in Singapore.
Caught a train to Sheung Wan where our hotel is located.
The reflection on the mirror.
I like this red wall. It looks unique!
Just get out of the train in Sheung Wan Station.
Popped in to a local restaurant to fill our hungry stomach with very Hong Kong dishes before we carried on to the hotel. Ha~
