China Travel Forum

[wudaan]

My schedule is the following, I will take the plane from Hangzhou to Guangzhou at the noon on September 13th, then live in a hotel. The next day I will go to Disney and live in Disney hotel at night . On 15th, I will go to Jian Shazui to buy tickets of the sea park and stay there for a whole day. In the afternoon, at 6 o'clock,I will take a ship to see the colorful Xiang river. After that ,I will go to the sea port to buy cosmetics. Then I will take the cable car to up the hill to enjoy the night scenery of Hongkong.(Is the time enough?)(If I finish seeing the beautiful night it is the early morning, where should I go shopping? Can I live on the top of the Taiping Mountain with my tent? I don't want to spend money in living in the hotle.) In the morning,16th, I will go back to Guangzhou by bus and take the plane to Hangzhou at 6,pm. I don't know if the scheduling programme is reasonable? Please point it out for me if there is something wrong.Thanks a million!

[kamal]

Running between Kansu Street and Jordan Road, Temple Street and the adjacent streets to either side comprise Hong Kong's best-known night market. Street stalls begin to open up around 4:00 pm but it doesn't really start hopping until after sunset.
If you actually are interested in buying something here, you'll find lots of clothing - mostly men's items - tee-shirts, Oriental bric-a-brac, herbal remedies, cheap electronic goods and watches, fake flowers, sex toys, or you-name-it. It's not really the place to find quality goods, though there are some fascinating things available from some of the Tibetan stalls in the area. I saw some very nicely made silver prayer wheels, for example, though I didn't find any of the extraordinary "singing bowls" that are often available in the streets of Kathmandu or Dharamsala.Night market in mankok is also famous.Yeah you can, but worry about theif or rub you head better find a hostel at least.yeah it is completely reasonable.