Newest Articles Blogroll | Marketplace | Cheap Mobile Phone Accessories I am visiting Hong Kong shortly. All recommendations on local markets and centers of handicrafts and souvenirs of fashion? artful memories St Mongkok and temple in the area of Kowloon articles fashon ... somewhere along tsimtsatsui for phones You can shop, there are many things cheap, u can even get designer products for a lower price than most other countries. You should visit the Peak is a superb view from the top. To do this, you must take the Peak Tram (its been in operation since 1888!). popular shopping centers would be IFC, Pacific Place and Festival Walk. Heading over to the center you can find great Shopping around the area if you walk a bit - its a bit like walking the 5th Avenue in New York. There are also Hollywood Road, the Great Buddha, Wisdom Path, Flower Market, Mid Levels Escalator (the worlds longest covered escalator). You can go to Ocean Park, people think it's better than Disney Land (esspecially if you've already been to another Disneyland). For shopping, you can go to "Fa Yuen Gay" (Fa Yuen Street) This is a cheap purchase as the night market, but you can go in the day. While Fa Yuen Gay - baby toddler clothing, clothing for yourself (no editing and a strategy designed to ensure that you can actually buy for you - do not trust the labels, so they are there) home deco, kitchen utensils, fruit, bags and has not to mention designer clothes (D & G, Dior and so on). And I bet you've heard of the street of the Virgin. It is similar to Fa Yuen Street. There are many more, but it is much talk and I just say the years, one of those I visited. The official release over the plant was making Ghost in Tsim Sha Tsui However, if you hop on the MTR or Airport Express Line and head over to Tung Chung Citygate at all stores are all stores plant and its well worth the money:) As the shopping capital of the world, you do not need directions, just look around you and you'll find what you need.But theres always Mongkok, Tsimshatsui, Central and Sham Shui Po Here are some links to my favorite articles on travel to and places to stay in Hong Kong Posted on May 4, 2010.
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