Hong Kong early photos generate sightseeing ideas
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| Kennedy Town in the past and at present |
I built this blog in 2013. This blog is about the Hong Kong and Macau travel tips for leisure travelers, cruise passengers, honeymooners, senior travelers, families, travelers with limited mobility and business travelers. Now I use this blog to share the abstracts of new posts in my new blog at the Easy Hong Kong Private Tour website. Hope can help you to prepare your travel. See you in Hong Kong and Macau!
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| Kennedy Town in the past and at present |
Frank the tour guide writes about the reasons to tour the pretty Nan Lian Garden in Kowloon at night.
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| Pretty wooden bridge and pavilion in Nan Lian Garden at night |
Frank shows totally six benefits to visit the oasis in the concrete urban Hong Kong.
The advantages are about sightseeing, crowd dodging, learning, photo-taking, weather and health.
For the details, please browse Frank's post.
Apart from visit the Nan Lian Garden at night by yourself, travelers can be clients of Frank the tour guide.
Just take Frank's private night tour, clients can tour the nice garden, enjoy tasty local dinner, visit night market and enjoy Symphony of Lights Laser Show.
Frank hopes he can serve you in Hong Kong in 2021!
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| This is what Mr Rosling writes in his book, Factfulness Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World–and Why Things Are Better Than You Think |
Based on the post in the unofficial fan blog of Royal Caribbean, Frank the tour guide writes a fictional story of cruiser couple Joe and Jill to show how some cruisers' 8 annoying things affect other normal cruisers.
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| To dodge the troublemakers in the cruise and during shore excursion, you should be patient and you can have your own private shore excursion. |
Joe and Jill meets annoying things in elevator, restaurant, swimming pool etc.
The annoying things cover dining etiquette, reservation, personal hygiene, interpersonal relationship, discipline and gratuities convention.
Frank also thinks that the annoying things can spread from the cruise to the shore excursion.
For the full story of Joe and Jill, please browse Frank's post.
If cruisers don't want to be couple Joe and Jill, cruisers can have the private excursion.
For Hong Kong, cruisers can choose Frank the tour guide’s easy private car shore excursion, which can offer cruisers good value for money, good use of sightseeing time, relaxation and sense of superiority.
Cruisers can dodge the 8 annoying things from others during Frank’s private shore excursion service and get the easy private tour experience.
In his post at Easy Hong Kong Private Tour blog, Frank the tour guide shares his photo with white cloud, blue sky and a lot of different residential buildings.
Actually those buildings in Frank's photo form a epitome of Hong Kong public housing history.
Hong Kong government housing began in 1954 when the Mei Ho House on the left side of the photo was built to resettle the squatter fire victims.
The public housing programme then expanded and matured.
For the details, you can browse Frank's post.
Travelers may visit the exhibition in Heritage of Mei Ho House by yourselves.
Travelers can also have Frank the tour guide's Kowloon private car tour to see the public housing history of Hong Kong at Mei Ho House and more, e.g. Nan Lian Garden, Chi Lin Nunnery and Wong Tai Sin Temple.
The programme even includes the local tea set.
In his post at Easy Hong Kong Private Tour blog, Frank the tour guide shares his wish for saving the world by listening to government instructions and making concerted efforts on stopping the Covid-19.
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| Sha Tin’s sculpture Preserve Planet Earth. To see this sculpture, other nice scenery and say hello to the cute monkeys of the New Territories, you may have Frank the tour guide’s half day New Territories private car tour. |
Frank creates a new meaning for the sculpture Preserve Planet Earth at Sha Tin New Town in Hong Kong.
The two palms, which are holding people's habitat the earth, mean following the government and united efforts on Covid-19 prevention.
They are what Chinese have done for about a year.
Everyone can do the same things to save the world.
For the details, please browse Frank's post.