My pictures of Kowloon, HK
Saturday, June 28th, 2008Welcome to the dark, dark side of Kowloon:
I love the first three pictures most, especially the dark clouds. Actually, I love my photography skills mostEST. HAHA!! *slap-myself* I was on Kowloon side when I took these pictures. What you see opposite is Hong Kong Island, which I will write about in my next post. Next, pictures of the famous Tsim Sha Tsui:
In Kowloon, we stayed at Kowloon Hotel, which is in Tsim Sha Tsui. On the first evening, we went to Ladies’ Market at Mong Kok. We took a train from Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok. To be honest, Ladies’ Market was a bit boring and quite a letdown. There was nothing much to see or buy there. It was very, very crowded though:
We had our first HK dinner at Ladies’ Market. We didnt really look around for food. We just went into one small eating place that didnt look too occupied and tried to order some food for dinner. We didnt know it can be so tough! Everything on the menu was written in Chinese, and there was no pictures on the menu. We had some difficulty ordering something that was not spicy, and not some impossible-to-imagine part of a duck. I was going to order this item that read “YA”, Chinese for duck, but soon realised that it was actually duck shoulder or something like that. Ducks have shoulders? Anyway, we decided to just settle for dumpling and noodles:
Hmm, it was not that nice. HeHe, on the second evening, we walked from our Kowloon Hotel to Harbour City. It was a long walk but a fruitful one. We bought a lot of stuff on this trip!
The next picture was taken at The Window Cafe, which is a restaurant in our Kowloon Hotel. See how far more real my picture is, as compared to that of the hotel’s.


















































































