Adventure and Cultural Travel with a Sustainable Twist
To wrap up this series on HK, here is a totally subjective list of what I loved and didn’t love so much about this bustling metropolis: Cheap and good food: I have written a lot (in fact, mostly) about the food here, here and here, so I won’t go into Continue Reading
Sunday, 4 October 2015 We spent our last day in HK doing (what else?) more eating, starting with Kam’s Roast Goose. Some of you might have heard of Yung Kee‘s famous roast goose. What you may not know is that due to a family feud, a grandson of the founder Continue Reading
Shatter every window ’til it’s all blown away, Every brick, every board, every slamming door blown away (Carrie Underwood) Ok, it wasn’t quite that dramatic, but it’s the part I remember most vividly about the whole trip: being ditched by our boatmaster, discovering that free ponchos are free for a Continue Reading
To be honest, Hong Kong has never been high on my list of places to go: it’s crowded, people are rude, and I do like being able to see the sky sometimes. However, the food is superb yet inexpensive, and that in itself is worth the (occasional) 4-hour flight there. Continue Reading