Why do most people go to Hong Kong? For the shopping, of course.
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| The Landmark at Central. I love love all the natural light. |
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| My favorite Louis Vuitton shop window. I saw it at The Landmark. |
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| Long queue at the Louis Vuitton store on Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. |
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| I've become obsessed with the Celine "Classic" flap bag. Exquisite in its simplicity. |
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| My loot from my new favorite clothing store, initial. They love me there. |
In Hong Kong, you can find everything you need to be good to yourself...
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| Hordes of people trying to get into the Peninsula Lobby for afternoon tea. Not us, no way. |
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| What can I say? I love my Starbucks takeaway at the MTR stations. Bought with an Octopus card. |
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| Chocolates worth HK$528 = US$68 = PHP2950. I'm trying hard to make them last. |
As well as nourish the soul.
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| I liked this most of all. WTH does it mean? |
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| So sorry that I didn't get the artist's name. |
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| Tsim Sha Tsui's best kept secret: the beautiful and serene Kowloon Park. |
But more and more, I am falling in love with the cityscape.
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| Where else can you find a parking lot with a view like this? |
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| An ant's view of the sky at Central. We had amazing weather when we were in HK. |
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| The iconic Hong Kong tram. Now how come I've never ridden one? |
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| A quick visit to Lan Kwai Fong. Too bad I didn't have time to go to Mid-levels. |
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| Star Ferry meets Star Cruises, as the International Commerce Centre towers over everything. |
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| Awe-inspiring vista at Cucina at the Marco Polo Hong Kong Hotel. While sipping some gorgeous Pinot Noir. |
And then, of course, there's the food.
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