Shanghai, Macau and Hong Kong. March 2012
Shanghai airport. Not enough terminals to handle the intense air traffic pouring into China's largest city.
World's fastest train |
Shanghai |
Shanghai China on a gloomy day. |
I had no clue what I wanted to order but at least I could read some of the Chinese characters. |
So so so good. |
Insanely good food. |
World's fastest train. |
Shanghai |
Shanghai |
Shanghai airport (Pudong International) |
An old street in Kowloon. |
We're in Hong Kong |
Ladies look out |
Holy hoards of drunken people |
Style |
Our new friend Alice. She was such an awesome host!
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party |
party |
party |
after party |
Saturday morning. Such nice weather.
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Macau tower. To think that some fools jump from this is absurd. |
Macau's famous Portuguese sweet custard tart. |
Macau fish market. |
Fresh squeezed sugar cane juice. |
Old Town Macau |
Cool old building in Macau. |
Macanese food. |
Bruce Lee portrait. |
Real Sweet and Sour Pork |
dim sum |
dim sum |
dim sum |
dim sum |
dim sum |
Larry took us to some local specialties. |
So good!
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Justin and I at the waterfront |
The famous Bank of China building |
Hong Kong skyline from the Peak. |
Honey ginger tea. |
condensed milk and butter on toast. |
A lot of dim sum |
more dim sum |
Larry and I. Watch out ladies. |
Jackie Chan's star at the Avenue of Stars Hong Kong. |
Just more dim sum |
Chungee. Traditional Hong Kong breakfast. |
dim sum |
Pork's feet soup
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Hong Kong restaurant |
Then we made our way to Hong Kong and Macau. We were fortunate to visit the world's tallest bar before going out into the city. The next day in Macau we partook in the world's highest bungee jump at 233 meters.