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Hong Kong VII - FINAL

All mine! Weee...

Hong Kong VI

This is a section for photos not covered in earlier Hong Kong trip posts plus airport photos on our way back to Singapore. I was very cranky in the plane due to lack of sleep, as such no photos in plane available.

Hong Kong V

Day 5: Disneyland Day. We were there from about 10am+ to 5pm. Had to give the fireworks (which only start at 7pm) a miss. Was too exhausted to eat my dinner and dozed off in the restaurant. I enjoyed the rides (Dumbo Flying Elephant, Autopia, Fantasyland train, Cinderella Carousel, Buzz Lightyear, Winnie the Pooh) very much, especially the one at Winnie the Pooh's. I had to do 3 times (luckily the queue for the ride was not too long) and even then, I still cried at the end of each ride. We visited Tarzan's tree house and took the Jungle river cruise. We also managed to catch the Mickey's 3D show at Fantasyland and met up with the Disney characters for phototakings. We found out that it was Mickey's birthday too! It was a pity that we couldnt visit "It's a small world" as that evening was the official opening and only VIPs and annual ticket holders had the priviledge to go in. We could only see from outside. But I guess this would be a reason for us to revisit HK Disneyland again. Maybe next year? Hee hee

Hong Kong IV

Day 4: After dinner, Daddy brought us to Avenue of Stars. Unfortunately, we missed the colourful multimedia show; it just ended when we reached. The view of the Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong skyline was beautiful. As mummy was cold, we took a quick walk from one end to the other where we saw handprints of movie stars and even a life size statue of a famous kung fu star called Bruce Lee.

Hong Kong III

Happily playing with the packet of milk

when I was stuffed with a piece of Mac pancake,

courtesty of Daddy!

The HK stars we saw

Day 3: We headed to Lantau Island where the Big Buddha is located. Breakfast at Macdonald for Daddy and mummy. Nothing for me as I am contended with my plain bread. On our way to MTR, we saw a crowd at the Swarovski outlet and found out that there was a live filming going on. Mummy was excited and went to take photos of the 2 HK actors whom she has seen in HK dramas before.
We took a cable car ride to Ngong Ping Village which has a connecting pedestrian pathway to the Big Buddha. The cable car ride was about 25 minutes. Unfortunately it rained the night before and was still drizzling in the morning, hence the view from the cable car was obscured by the mist. It was very cold and windy when we reached Ngong Ping village. Again, it was very misty but luckily, we were still able to catch glimpses of the Big Buddha.

Hong Kong II

Day 2: After breakfast at a nearby cafe, we walked around and chanced upon a market. The market is different from the one back home as the stall owners display their goods by the road instead of having designated stalls all housed under a sheltered area. I saw live chickens for sale which mummy told me no longer exists in Singapore. Daddy was looking for the the threadfin fish I usually eat but cannot seem to find it. I saw a baby in the market and patted him. I assume it's a him hee hee.

Hong Kong I

Waiting to board the plane

With mummy

In my seat

Exploring in flight entertainment with Daddy

My kid's meal

Making funny face

Mummy thought of going for a holiday overseas during the week Ah ma is touring Eastern Europe. After discussion, Daddy and mummy settled on Hong Kong because 1) flight is about 3.5 hours (it's my maiden flight and they are worried) 2) no time zone difference 3) serves Chinese food (very crucial for my stomach) 4) HK Disneyland.

So we set off on 14th Nov morning to Hong Kong via the A380 plane, with 2 big luggages (similar to the Bintan trip - 1 for me and 1 for Daddy and mummy). Ye ye was very kind to send us to the airport.

Although I had a seat and would be served kid's meal, mummy was worried that I didnt want to eat that. So she woke up earlier to cook my usual pumpkin porridge, fish and potato soups to bring on board. Mummy was very relieved that the security didnt stopped her from doing so except for passing a comment "porridge?!". Hee hee.

Actually the flight was OK for me as I was fascinated and occupied with the handset, entertainment LCD screen, the food tray, cup holder and even the window shade. I did feel some ear pressure during landing and I tried to put my fingers in my ears but only for a short while. The only thing I was unhappy was not able to walk around and I was too short to watch the cartoons in my seat. The view was better on Daddy's lap.

We took the airport express train, followed by the MTR to the hotel we were staying. By the time we reached the hotel room, it was about 4pm. Mummy made me take a nap which lasted for 2 hours as I was exhausted from all the travelling. We then went for dinner and walked around in the shopping mall which was linked to the hotel.