After having our lovely breakfast, we planned to visit Lantau Island, which was about an hour of MTR ride from Mong Kok station. Yes, we can enjoy the panoramic view on Ngong Ping cable car, and also the Tian Tan Buddha located at the center of the island.

When we reached there, we saw the notice board below:

Photo taken by Shin Keat~~

Ngong Ping 360 is not the only way to get there, so we tried to look for alternatives… Unfortunately, we were being told that the transportations were cut down due to the heavy downpours few days ago. So, the only way would be getting a helicopter :)

We had to change our plan and visit to Wong Tai Shin Temple located at Kowloon District. Of course, we wasted few hours on travel and finally we reached the temple around 1pm.

The Main Entrance of Wong Tai Shin temple

the Small Little Lotus fountain…

the man-made pond at Wong Tai Shi temple…

After spending a couple of hours here, we moved to another place, Kowloon Walled City (九龍城寨). It was a tiny Chinese enclave in the middle of British Hong Kong for decades, and it was torn down in the year of 1993. In August 1995, the park is known as the Kowloon Walled City Park (九龍寨城公園), preserving the heritage of the fabled Walled City and is part of the adjacent Carpenter Road Park.

the Main Entrance~~

which path will you take !?

another man-made pond here~~

we are in RED !!!

We took MTR and moved forward to another location, Whampoa and HungHom. Hmm…Nothing much here, is just another downtown, in Kowloon district.

there is a Jusco inside this little warship…

It was almost 8.00pm, and we rushed to Tsim Sha Tsui for the Symphony of Lights…Of course, we took the opportunity to visit Avenue of Stars and had a leisure walk there…

A snapshot of Victoria Harbor from Tsim Sha Tsui…

***** The END of our Kowloon Trip *****

Stay tune for the next location, Ocean Park :cool:

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