Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau Trip Summary

by Zhiqiang & Tingyi on October 19, 2009 · 7 comments

For the next few weeks, we will be sharing with you our travel experiences around the Pearl River Delta cities – Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macau.

These posts will contain a mix of photos from both my trips to Hong Kong (first in Dec 2007 and recently in Sep 2009) so don’t be puzzled if I look a bit different.  :-)

Pearl River Delta Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau Itinerary

Just to provide an overview of our Pearl River Delta Trip from 19 December to 25 December 2007:

  • Flew to Shenzhen from Singapore via Tiger Airways (S$182.74)
  • Travelled by KCR train from Shenzhen to Hong Kong
  • Ferried from Hong Kong to Macau and back for a day trip to the land of casinos
  • Flew from Hong Kong back to Singapore via Jetstar Asia (S$214.30)

Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau Trip Posts

This post will be updated with links to our posts on our Pearl River Delta trip.

Shenzhen

Getting Around Shenzhen via Metro
Shenzhen Splendid China: See All of China’s Attractions in 3 Hours
Shenzhen Chinese Folk Village: Experience Customs of All 56 China’s Ethnic Groups in 2 Hours
Shenzhen Windows of the World: See Eiffel Tower and Merlion in China?
Activities to Do in Shenzhen: Shopping, Foot Massage, Hair Styling
How to Bargain when Shopping in Shenzhen and Hong Kong?

Hong Kong

Getting from Shenzhen to Hong Kong via Luo Wu
Hong Kong Guest Houses in Mansions? Sounds Good? Think Again
Hong Kong Stanford Hotel Review
How to book “Secret” 20% discount Hong Kong taxis?
Hong Kong Cafe Meals: Ham, Egg, Instant Noodles with Milk Tea
Hong Kong Day Markets: Bird, Flower, Goldfish Street
Quan Ju De Roast Duck: Yummy Peking Duck in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Night Markets: Temple, Ladies Street
Hong Kong Icons: Star Ferry, Hong Kong Island Tram, Sogo Basement Lao Po Biscuit
Rubbing Shoulders with Famous People at Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
More Hong Kong Markets!: Electronics (Apliu Street), Antiques (Hollywood & Cat Street)
Hong Kong Dessert: Hui Liu Shan Mango Madness, Dun Milk, Egg Tarts & Milk Tarts
When You Wish Upon a Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree and Get Ripped Off!
400-Year Old Hong Kong Walled Village: Kam Tin Kat Hing Wai
Getting to the Peak by Bus and Peak Tram
Symphony of Lights Show at Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront
Big Tian Tan Buddha and Po Li Monastery at Lantau Island
Lantau Island Tai O Fishing Village

Related PassportChop Posts

  1. Getting To Hong Kong from Shenzhen via Lo Wu
  2. How to Bargain when Shopping in Shenzhen and Hong Kong?
  3. Hong Kong Icons: Star Ferry, Hong Kong Island Tram, Sogo Basement Lao Po Biscuit
  4. Hong Kong Night Markets: Temple Street (Men’s Street), Tung Choi Street (Ladies Market)
  5. Activities to Do in Shenzhen: Shopping, Foot Massage, Hair Styling

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1 kelvin October 20, 2009 at 12:45 pm

Will be back for ur Shenzhen trips and tips^^
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2 frugal expat October 21, 2009 at 12:22 pm

A friend of mine recently visited Macau and she said that it is a beautiful place worth to visit.
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3 Travelerfolio October 21, 2009 at 1:17 pm

I want to see how different u looked like XD
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4 Zhiqiang October 22, 2009 at 12:04 am

@eunice, actually not very different lah – just a bit slimmer (altho you can’t tell) and wearing glasses. :-)

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5 mr muor January 19, 2010 at 4:12 pm

hello zhiqiang… nice website.. very infomative.. will going to SHZ , HKG and macau this coming thursday..21 Jan 2010..

why cannot xces to macau link ? and some link for HK ?

thanks…
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6 Zhiqiang January 19, 2010 at 9:02 pm

becos’ the posts for Hong Kong and Macau are not up yet :-) afraid that Macau links might not be up in time for you since I am going there first week Feb.

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