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Welcome to Hong Kong!!
Have been watching your daily threads for a long time, and you finally come to my home town.

Apart from those regular touristic places and countless shopping malls, I would recommend you to have a taste of Hong Kong's countryside. Hikes and Islands are very accessible here, ~1 hour of transport.

• Hikes: Dragon's Back Known as the “Best Urban Hike in Asia”. Fairly easy and have some good views, there's also a beach at the end point.
• Islands: Cheung Chau Kind of filled with tourist, but still it's a different side(was a fishing village) of Hong Kong. May be try some seafood near the pier.
• There are many more.

If you plan on staying until the Chinese New Year. There are some celebrations you might be interested in.

• 30/1-4/2 New Year Fair at Victoria Park: Highly recommend this. It can get extremely crowded in last few nights, but you can experience the most authentic festival atmosphere.
• 5/2 Night Parade in Tsim Sha Tsui: Buy the ticket(very limited) for the seats, or free viewing along the street
• 6/2 Fireworks: You can view it anywhere next to the harbour, but the best viewing place would be Admiralty, by the Government headquarters. Don't even try Tsim Sha Tsui, you won't be able to get in 2 hours before.

Tasty pics as usual.

A wild GA appears!