I went to Hong Kong for a 4-day trip to visit my friends right before Christmas. December is a good time to go to Hong Kong as the weather is nice, Christmas decoration is out, and there are usually good sales. The downside is everywhere you go, there is a TON of people.
Since I took a lot of pictures as usual, I am going to do a condensed summary with a few highlights in separate posts (Note: this post will be updated with links later) so it won't be so overwhelming to read everything at once... my friends always ask if I am writing a novel... let me know if you like this format better...
Friday, December 28, 2012
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Macau Series (7) - Parade through Macao, Latin City
On random day in December, I noticed this strange voodoo looking doll at the plaza on my daily walking route. It looks so grotesque I had to ask my friends what it was and what it was for - it's a prop used in the Parade Through Macau, Latin City (澳門拉丁城區幻彩大巡遊)... OKAY!!!
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Traveling Solo - Japan (11)
Merry Christmas everyone!!! I had a fantastic holiday in Hong Kong visiting some friends.
Thank you, Mr. Haru Tajima and Mr. Koji Yamaguchi for mentioning me on your website again. You can see their post here. Wow, two features in one month... I am flattered...
This is my last post on this trip. Hope you enjoyed reading it~
Thank you, Mr. Haru Tajima and Mr. Koji Yamaguchi for mentioning me on your website again. You can see their post here. Wow, two features in one month... I am flattered...
This is my last post on this trip. Hope you enjoyed reading it~
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Traveling Solo - Japan (10)
I am not even done with this write-up and I already bought another ticket to Japan during peak sakura season in April 2013! Yay~!!! This time 2 of my friends will be joining me~ we will be covering Kyoto-Kanazawa-Shirakawago-Takayama-Hirayu-Shin Hodaka-Nagoya-Osaka-Nara-Akame-Iga in 9 days!!! A very ambitious plan if you ask my friends :P
Monday, December 17, 2012
Macau Series (6) - Galinha à Africana
Macau has a very unique place in the world since it was the first and the last European colony in China. For instance, Portuguese is still considered one of the official languages in Macau under the policy of "one country, two systems". In addition to inheriting a slower pace of life and an inimitable collection of holidays, Macanese cuisine is also heavily influenced by the Portuguese culture.
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