Our schedule for the day is Cheung Chau Island --> Hotel --> The Peak --> Madame Tussaud Museum -->Hotel
Arriving at the Central Pier at 10am |
And there were many who were earlier than us! |
The queue is so long that Hong Kong Police are deployed to manage the crowd |
Initially, we were in the queue for the express ferry, but when we were allowed to enter the gates, the ferry was super packed that they closed for boarding. We were then given the seats for the normal ferry so we took it instead.
You can pay Cash or use your Octopus card to pay for the ferry.
Reminds me of the ferry which we used to take to go to Sentosa |
Good Fengshui |
Our kiasu-ness helped us get a seat in the ferry |
Everyone rushing out the moment we reach Cheung Chau |
Big colourful wooden signboards at the jetty |
Need to find out what that is |
This path leads to the police quarters |
The only toilet available is at the beach |
Watching People enjoying themselves |
Love the happenings here |
Stepping into the housing estate |
A corner block full of potted plants |
Bun Festival Merchandise |
Bought many souvenirs for ourselves n friends
Big Beany Ping An Pillow |
Ong bought one home to cuddle, heehee
Shophouses |
The sword of Pak Thai |
Local Food |
Feeling the "Ping An" good vibes |
Preparing for the Piao Yi charade |
The Famous Cheung Chau Bun - Lian Rong Filling |
Handmade Candy Characters |
Huge crowd at Mcdonalds --- McVeggie Craze |
Wanted to try the McVeggie but look at the crowd!!
More variety of stuff |
Bun making in action |
And the Piao Yi begins |
Flags from various association |
Bing tang hu lu |
Soft toy bun tower |
Me @ Cheung Chau Bun Festival |
Lion Dance Troupe |
He got a free balloon because he is cute |
The bun tower for tonight's bun scrambling competition |
Feeling the heat n the excitment |
Cute Guy by the jetty |
Us |
And it starts to get too crowded |
The kids got most of th attention standing on one foot and circling the island |
Squeezing thru the crowd n queuing up for ferry again. |
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Cottage house by the road side on the peak |
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