Shenzhen, China

We leave Hongkong Disneyland at 7:15 pm (too bad we were not able to see the fireworks) for our tour in Shenzhen, China.

TRANSPORT FROM HONGKONG TO SHENZHEN CHINA

Our tour guide in Hongkong take us to the East Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station on the Kowloon side where we take the East Rail Line to Lo Wu, which is the Hongkong - China Border. The train ride to Lo Wu only takes us less than an hour.

SHENZHEN CHINA VISA

At Shenzhen Immigration, we were met by our new tour guide who arranges our Shenzhen China Group Visa. The visa (Group Visa) is a piece of paper where the names of the group travelling is listed, that would mean we have to enter and exit the immigration together - we even have to fall in line according to the list in our group visa.

 THE TOUR

We only had less than a day to tour Shenzhen and this includes visiting Jade Factory, Silk and Pearl Factory and picture taking outside windows of the world. We were like elementary kids in Educational Tour...hahaha... but it was fun. The tour would have been better I guess, if we get inside windows of the world but we are afraid we might get late for our flight to back to Manila.

                                                                                                                        

Hongkong Tour - Disney Land

Our tour in Hongkong ended in Disneyland which surely brings back the kid in me and I would say it is the most exciting part of our Hongkong tour. Its sad though, that we only had a half day to tour around this magical world and has to leave early because we need to be at the Shenzhen border before 11:00 pm ( the immigration closes at 11:00 pm) for our Shenzhen tour the following morning.

we are the kids @ heart

We are the Kids @ heart 2

Hongkong Tour - Aberdeen

After we tour The Avenue of Stars, we then visited Aberdeen which is located in the southern part of Hongkong Island.A little trivia from our tour guide - Aberdeen was originally a fishing village and is a home to the Tanka and Hoklo people who live in boats. Today, Aberdeen is one of the tourist attractions in Hongkong. Aberdeen is a place where tradition and modernity meets - skyscrapers overlooking traditional floating villages, luxury yachts cruising with traditional boat called Sampan.

Happy Travel,

Wamboy