hongkong: day 4 of 6, STANLEY
The mini bus service from Causeway Bay to Stanley Market was hard to find – it was well hidden in a narrow back alley. I secretly suspect the drivers of these mini buses received trainings from Michael Schumacher himself in cornering the many bends at such high speed! Stanley Market was a kind of it’s own, I suppose. It sells souvenirs which the tourist would be interested in buying. The beach beside it make it look like it’s a pasar malam near a resort.
There's an eatery through this small alley
Dilapilated house
Lunch at one of the crowded restaurant was just superb. However, the drink was other wise. Having an adventurous spirit, I decided to give Lemon coffee a try. The mixture of taste from the lemon and the coffee was something indescribable. I left more than half a cup left.
The plain-looking-but-delicious roast pork rice
Lemon coffee which doesn't please my palate at all!
The peak tram to get up to Victoria Peak was flooded with people, especially so on a holy day like Christmas. So instead of seeing the nightly displays of lights from the Peak, we headed for the Harbour where there were music to compliment the lightshow.
Symphony of Lights
