A pre-journal report

Lay ho! Or as in English, hello!

Couple of days ago I got back from Hong Kong, which was wonderful, by the way.
You've got to love the ease of transportation, the food, the shops, and NOT the weather, haha. Unfortunately we visit HK when in the days when it was hit by a typhoon (Yes, a typhoon!) and we had to cancel our scheduled-extended trip to Macau.
But still HK was awesome! It's a lot more modern than China, and also cleaner!
I didn't have any photos with me, but I'll be posting more when I already have.

Till then, be patient :)

P.S. I'm thinking of changing the layout of my blog since it looked very... what do I say, stuffed? I want it to be simpler but it'd be quite a job to redo it since I'm no good with this technology.

Beijing, day two.

After a long forgotten queue of my Beijing journey, here it is. For the first part, click here. I know it's so last year and I blamed myself for my procrastination == so here it is, better late than never right?

I spent the second day around Tiananmen Square and Hutong.

[1] The cafe menu at Tiananmen (which actually shouldn't be photoed) [2] One of the antique clocks at the Clock Museum

[3] The walk at Tiananmen [4] Locals playing chess at one of the houses in Hutong [5] Chocolate ice-cream I got from my guide before we rode the rickshaw [6] Collection of refrigerator magnets at local tourist shop [7] Fruit seller at the street

[8] Chinese Sprite. I'm not racist. [9] Sliced melon at the street. I't's melon right? Or it isn't?

As always, because of the heavy pictures.

Beijing, day one.

As you might have known, few months ago I went to Beijing, China, for five short days.

Here goes the complete journey of my first day in Beijing (I will divide the journey into five parts.) 

[1]. Mint and hazelnut ice-cream [2] The inside of the Temple of Heaven [3] Lion doorknob 

[4] Chinese tea at local restaurant [5] Temple of Heaven [6] Lotus flower on my porcelain bowl 

[7] Fruit dessert [8] Vanilla and watermelon ice-cream. Yes, watermelon. [9] Random regulation I honestly can't read ._.

This post will be picture-heavy.