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A genuine fishing village. Compared to the metropolitan landscapes of Kowloon, Tai-O looks another world. Even if full of tourists, the village keeps a really genuine atmosphere with its fish market, where you can eat great delicacies, its cats and the stilt houses and pedestrian bridges. Here below some of the photos I’ve taken during …
Climbing up the Big Buddha. An excursion to Ngong Ping is warmly suggested. If it is not too windy you will have the chance to take the famous Ngong Ping 360 cableway and be rewarded by some fantastic view on the hills and the islands. Once on top you will see a nice village, the …
All goods available. One of the best thing to do in Hong Kong is jump from one market to the other. There are for any taste. These pictures were mostly taken in goldfish market and birds market, both in Kowloon but also in the Chinese Medicine shops located in Ko Shing Street in the Island …
A city by the water. Water is a constant presence in Hong Kong landscape. The Pearl River Delta all around the archipelago and the Lei Yue Mun strait separating the Kowloon area to the island known as Hong Kong Island will appear in many of your pictures and from the water, maybe aboard the famous …
Navel of the world. Hong Kong can be hardly compared to any other place in the world. It is one of a kind, a mix of cultures, styles and people, a lot of people. Density of population, in some district, is above 40.000 people per square kilometre. In such a place there is a lot …
Very peculiar foods. From the gastronomic point of view, Macau, can be a very interesting destination. Portuguese heritage can be found in the egg tarts but other peculiar stuff are the sweet and sour beef jerkies, the multicolour skewers and the unmissable Durian ice-cream with a peculiar taste that I would describe as a mix …