Those lines are a pain in the neck, the cable car ride is fabulous, watch out for the dodgy snow globes and boy I hate those 260+ steps but what a great day out!!
It sure has the wow factor
It's funny how whenever I go and visit the Giant Buddha it is either cloudy, misty, raining or the sun doesn't shine that much, now I can say I have been on a gloriously sunny day (with a lovely breeze and 65% humidity) and it was simply wonderful.
I still hate the fake NP Village, I hate the tackiness of the keychains and snow globes with your picture, the crowds can get on your nerves and I hate the lines for the cable car but believe me the effort is worth it, both the cable car and the Giant Buddha have that wow factor.
The Po Lin Monastery is like a construction site at the moment so we gave that I miss and perhaps more surprisingly I had no issue with those 260+ steps, probably because the humidity was quite low and there was a lovely breeze.
Enjoy the images
You do not see many people smiling, climbing those steps - I know cuss words in 56 different languages!
Impressive innit...
This is why you do the steps
Make sure you walk all the way around.
For the first time ever I saw some of our outlying islands from behind the Buddha
Get creative with your camera
You also get lovely views of the surrounding areas
One last shot before the more jaunty descent down those steps
Overlooking our fabulous airport
wow....
The Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau bridge is slowly taking shape
Wave at people as you pass by
If you love airports then you will love ours particularly if you see it from the cable car
Public housing in Tung Chung
Sometimes doing a bit of composition works
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