Enroute to Macau onboard Tiger Airways

Turbojet ferry which will bring us from Macau into Hong Kong

The skyline from our hotel "YMCA International House" near the Yu Ma Ti MTR station

An evening street scene. Hong Kong is a busy and crowded place to be in.

Buildings slewed with air conditioner all over the surface of the walls. I wonder if any one of them become rusty and drops down, what will happen to the unfortunate pedesterian below.. The very thought sends shivers down my spine...

A street-side peddlar selling paintings and hang-up banners along the walk-ways

Hong Kong is a food paradise just like Singapore. A passer-by looks on one of the food shops as he walked past

The famous city skyline, from the TST (Tsim Sha Tsui) avenue of stars. What we can see is the region called "Central".

The bronze statue which stands at the Avenue of Stars. The Avenue of Stars honours famous celebrities from the silver screen, and those behind the camera who make the magic happen.

View of the skyline with the Avenue of Stars "card" in the foreground

View of the skyline from one of the hole in the "movie reel" display along the avenue of stars.

Another nice view of the skyline from the Avenue of stars

A walk along the waterside brings us to the Salisbury YMCA of Hong Kong, the uniquely shaped building on the right half of this picture

The old Clock Tower near the Star Ferry concourse at Tsim Sha Tsui is a landmark of the bygone era of the Age of Steam, when trains arrived here with passengers who weeks before had embarked from London on the world's longest railway journey.

A closer look at the white, historic dome of the the old Clock Tower

One of the high rise building in the city with a huge banner adorning the lower part of the concrete structure. Advertisements can be found everywhere in Hong Kong.

Commuters boarding the small green mini bus that travels around town picking up and dropping off people

A street-side performance by a group of young in the shopping district

Symphony of Lights fireworks sets off very colourful burst of fire as it lightens up the dark night sky

The Hong Kong skyline of Central from the TST side. Bright lit and colourful display of the buildings. On the left, is the Bank of China lit in white zigzag lines, and on the right also in white lights, is the International Finance Centre (IFC)

Wide angle view of the vastness of the sky, together with the skyline. The weather while hot, provides very clear skies for this picture. Far left building is the Central Plaza, Far right building is the International Finance Centre.

What is a trip to Hong Kong without the famous Yum Cha session at one of the restaurants? Here, savour tea and Tim Sum as trolleys arrive at your table, serving delicious breakfast. A copy of the daily newspaper would go pretty well with such a meal.

Street scene of a typical shopping area. This near the place where they sell branded factory rejects - merchandises which exhibits minor flaws and removed from the regular shelves.

Fruit juice stalls can be found around the corners in popular places. The fruit are loaded into cooler machines and the sheer colours of the fruits really makes you want to order a cup of ice cold fruit juice!