Sissy and I
I tweeted about my lack of sleep on the day of the trip. My flight to Hong Kong was 6.30am in the morning and I was supposed to wake up at 3am. However, I didn’t sleep the entire night at all. I’m still wide awake at 3am and switched off the alarm before it even rang. 
Too excited? Maybe. I haven’t been going overseas for vacations for a long time.
At the airport
Look at my panda eyes in the photos. Sigh. I didn’t bother to bring any under-eye concealer on my trip as well. I went make-up-less and wore my trusty glasses during the entire trip. 
I’m still not fond of wearing contacts for the entire day, plus I’m too lazy to put them on. We check-in at Changi Airport Terminal 1 at about 4am. It was pretty empty then and not much shops were open. 
We had breakfast at Ya Kun only because there wasn’t a lot of choices. Breakfast was okay considering my lids were threatening to close. This is a bit random but seriously I hate travelling on planes. I feel like my heart is going to jump out of me when the plane is taking off. 
The last time I took a plane was about 3 years back (to Macau)?
Anyway, please be forewarn that the rest of this post would be image intensive. Hope you enjoy the photographs! =D
Day 1 – Shopping at Mong Kok Streets
First photo upon arriving at Hong Kong
Nathan Hotel - Our home for the next 3 days
Plasma TV in our hotel room
Small living area in our hotel room
Sissy and I in our hotel lift lobby. My eyes are closing.
We had lunch here on the first day
Interior of Tsui Wah Restaurant
Hitting the shops right after lunch
SASA - This shop is practically everywhere
Mum and Sissy at a shop in their local shopping mall
We had Dim Sum dinner here at a tea house in Nu Ren Jie
Food food and more food!
Streets of Hong Kong in the evening
Look at the crowds
Another SASA, they are all over the place
Sissy and I on the streets of Hong Kong
Day 2 – Trips on the MTR to a few local malls
Western set meal for breakfast
Hong Kong MTR System
Mum and Sissy on the MTR
MTR view, on the way to Citygate Shopping Mall
Harbour view
An empty train station - This photos reminds me of Japan and I've no idea why
A very empty train as well
Sissy definitely needs to pay for the train fare
Citygate Shopping Mall - Lots of branded goods here
Huge and spacious mall - It's getting crowded in the afternoon
At the supermarket - I purposely took this beside the mirror so that I appear in the photo 
Walking along the streets of Hong Kong
7 storey local shopping mall - It's similar to Bugis Village
They have a roller coaster in this mall
This is so adorable!
Beautiful wall art in the restaurant where we had lunch
Pork chop noodles - Simply oyishi!
Mum and I
Day 3
And more walking on Canton Road
Park Lane - I came here 3 years ago as well
Beautiful street of Hong Kong
Can't remember the name of this mall but it's the one near the harbour
This is a long escalator!
Dessert at Qu Lui Shan
Can we ever see such beautiful flowers on the roadside of Singapore?
I like the commercials screens on the stairs - It moves!
Adorable ice cream van, it plays music as well
I thought this looks alike to our Sir Stamford Raffles Statue in Singapore
Electronic buses together with the normal buses
Small alley in Hong Kong
One of my favourite photos - Empty streets of Hong Kong in the evening
Another one of my favourites, it's during sunset
Flower stall at the side of the road
Local wet market
Lantern stall
I think I was lucky the day I took the photo above. My mum wanted to take a photo in front of this lantern stall so we stopped there for a minute or so before moving off. Right behind me was 2 Japanese tourists taking photographs as well. After taking the photograph for my mum, I walked off and the 2 Japanese tourists stopped at the exact spot where I was standing 2 seconds ago. Guess what happened next? Someone threw an entire bucket of water (I’m assuming it’s water) down and the Japanese tourists were drench. Their camera was wet as well. I was lucky to have walk away fast enough.
We had lunch here. It was expensive but delicious though
Fried beef hor fun and ha kao
Mum and Sissy in front of H&M - Love their cosmetics section :P
That’s it for this post, more photos are up on my flickr. Part II will be on Macau and some photos of my fashion hauls. 
7 December, 2009 at 12:04 pm
Hello,
)) Thanks so much..
Im planning a trip to HK on xmas day.If its not too much of a burden, can you email me on the weather, and pricing for Citygate? Too excited on the trip and need to plan cash
7 December, 2009 at 12:36 pm
I’m sorry but I’m not too sure of the weather either since I seldom go in December. I think the weather should be pretty cold then, perhaps you can google about the weather in Hong Kong. I seriously cannot remember the price for Citygate either, you meant the transport fees to travel to Macau right? I think it’s about HKD 100+ per adult.