This was our obligatory holiday that we had to make to pick up a new visa. It was a lot easier to return to our Vietnamese home because we spent the same amount of money in a week in Hong Kong that we normally spend in a month in Vietnam.
PICS FROM HONG KONG
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| On our way from the airport to the city center |
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so tall buildings have to have holes
for the spirits of the dead people to pass through |
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| somewhere in Mong Kok at night |
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| we thought they only build with the help of bamboo sticks in Vietnam |
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| View from the top of HK (they call it "the Peak") |
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| the slogan "The Peak I love you" |
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| metro |
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| taking a cable car to see the GIANT buddha |
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| view on the way to the giant buddha |
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| There's more to HK than just skyscrapers |
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| Buddhas also like bubbles |
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awww. he misses ice hockey so much that he is even ready
to pose with Hello Kitties |
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| ..and go to a mall with an ice hockey rink inside |
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okay, the real reason why we went to that mall
was IKEA. |
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| having dinner at one restaurant where it's possible to spot celebrities |
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| underground HK |
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| What can we do to make this happen? |
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| vanilla and green tea ice cream with red bean paste, some grass jelly and taro balls (?) |
THE FINNISH SECTION....
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| this is what we bought from IKEA (..from Sweden) |
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| Huhtamäki - makes disposable packaging (from Finland) |
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| Osmo Vänskä - a famous Finnish conductor |
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| You can find everything in HK and now we know how it's possible |
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| on our way back to the airport |
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| safely back in Hanoi and back to the limited amount of personal space |
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