NIght Stroll in HK - Display of Lights

Hong Kong Clock Tower

The Clock Tower is a landmark from the Age os Steam. Part of the original Kowloon Canton Railway Terminus, it was completed in 1915 and came into operation in 1921. Surviving demolition of the station in the mid 1970s, it became a declared monument in 1990.


By Day
By Night


****Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit E, take subway (pedestrian tunnel) next to YMCA, cross Salisbury Road and walk to harbour front.

Hotel in HongKong at Night

Avenue of the Stars

After a whole day's tour in Macau, it was back to HongKong (Kowloon Side).

The Avenue of the Stars along the Tsim SHa Tsui Promenade pays tribute to the stars of the silver screen and the people who make the magic happen. There are plaques, handprints of stars, and sculptures, including a two-metre-tall statue of the legendary kung-fu action star, Bruce Lee (see photo below), a century of movie history milestones, souvenirs for sale, and panoramic views of the harbour and Hong Kong Island skyline.


Hong Kong Martial Arts Superstar and Legend BRUCE LEE



***** Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit F, take subway (pedestrian tunnel) to East Tsim Sha Tsui KCR Station Exit J, and follow the signs.


This is also a great vantage point to watch A Symphony of Lights from Kowloon Side.

Venetian MACAU

The last stop we made in our day-tour in Macau was the VENETIAN Hotel and Casino. Too bad we did not have much time left anymore. This is one place to go back to.

The Grand Lisboa as seen from the MACAU TOWER

Views from High Above the MACAU TOWER

Macau Tower Bungee Jumping (Equipment)

One of the popular activities that is featured in the Macau Tower is Bungee Jumping. See the how high up the tower is from the ground.

Viewing Floor atop the MACAU TOWER

You can see most of Macau from up here.