Decision to independently visit the Asian pearl, Hong Kong, and my son accepted unanimously, and were preparing for the trip all year. They themselves developed a very convenient travel route through China, our main holiday was supposed to be in Thailand. We live in the border with China, literally 5 minutes on the ship in the summer across the border, and we are in China. Safely booked tickets for Harbin - Shanghai - Hong Kong - Singapore - Bangkok and back through Harbin. Owning colloquial English and Chinese, we are calmly moving around Asia.
Our plane landed at Hong Kong Airport in the first hour of the night. Customs control quickly passed, they got luggage and hurried to go out. Finally, we ride on the famous Hong Kong two-story bus! Despite the night, the air resembled the sauna, hot and wet, as in Thailand. Having waited for the A21 route you need, we rose to the second floor and prepared to enjoy the lights of the night Hong Kong. The lights of the skyscrapers were simply fascinated, everything burns, sparkles, but the fatigue won and sown my minutes in 10 minutes. The hotel we rode an hour and a half. Sold quickly, the next day was completely at our disposal.
Easy breakfast is almost on the go, in order to save time, and we headed for the main goal of our visit to Hong Kong - Alley Stars. We suggested a friendly policeman, while he smiled benevolently: "Welcome!" I am pleased to be photographed with the prints of Ladoshek Jackie Chan, with the famous monument to Bruce Lee, against the background of the bay and height on the opposite shore.
Closer to the dinner, the sun was so accumulated that we hurried in the room under the air conditioner. Quietly lunch and continued to get acquainted with the city. Near the Alley Stars is the Hong Kong Museum of Space. The entrance to it is free, and all exhibits inside can and need to touch, turn on, rotate and press! My son is imbued with the theme, and almost an hour to lure him out of this museum did not manage to anybody. When we finally went outside, the sun was already sitting and it was possible to safely take a walk. Near the museum, a Hong Kong Cultural Center was built, and on its square there was an ART exhibition - objects. With some original installations, we gladly photographed.
By 8 o'clock in the evening we returned to the Bay Naberezhnye and saw with our own eyes the laser show "Symphony of Light", which were previously heard. To be honest, the light show of Singapore turned out to be much more interesting. The next early morning we had to fly to Singapore and after the show we hurried at hotels. The airport traveled on the subway, very quickly.