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Taking Pictures While Stuck on the Bus in Hong Kong » One of the things I love about Hong Kong is public transit. There's multiple ways to get from point A to B, it's efficient, economical and convenient. I think people who choose to drive here are crazy. Other than taking in the sights and sounds (and smells) of this great city while traversing through it's varied and often maze-like thoroughfares, taking public transit can buy you a lot of time. If you drive, you can't catch up on email or reorganize your camera bag. Your focus is on driving. As a passenger on public transit, you can choose to do whatever you want to do to pass the time. For someone who is busy, this is a great luxury. The title of this article was meant to be tongue-in-cheek as I enjoy spending most of my time taking pictures while on public transit. I don't ever feel 'stuck' while on the bus. It's a unique way of photographing a city, especially if you get on a double decker. Let me take you through my process of capturing street style photography from inside the Hong Kong public transit sys Fujilove.com

r/interestingasfuck on Reddit: A 5 hour (47 miles) bus journey around Hong Kong for people to sleep on. The tour is designed for people who can't sleep at night but fall asleep easily on the bus to and from work. Costs $13 to $51 depending on whether they choose the upper or lower deck. » Posted by u/Gobi_Masala - 88,655 votes and 2,576 comments Reddit.com

My 5-Day Hong Kong Itinerary »   Here’s what I did in my short time, and what I’d do differently. Day 1 I landed 15 hours and 2 days after I left, having officially gone forward in time! After checking into my hotel in Wan Chai and getting settled, I decided the best way to fight jet lag was to get out in the sun. M Wonederlust.com

r/HongKong on Reddit: Tram, Bus, or Taxi? For the Peak » Posted by u/RedTrickee - 39 votes and 59 comments Reddit.com

When floods in Xinjiang trapped Silk Road tourists from Hong Kong » Left without clean water and with little food after being trapped by rockfalls and floods in China’s far west in 1999, 11 Hong Kong tourists were offered a rescue airlift by the People’s Liberation Army. Scmp.com

Mini-bus language angst » When you take a “Public Light Bus” or mini-bus around Hong Kong, you have to call out to the driver when you want to be let off. And sure, you can just say in English “Next stop, … Expatlingo.wordpress.com

We Didn't Like Tai O Fishing Village in Hong Kong - Travel Caffeine » Tai O is a fishing village on Lantau Island in Hong Kong, which is home to the Tanka people who have built houses on over-the-water stilts. It’s praised as a must-visit spot, one of the best things to do in HK, and as stepping back in time to an idyllic village that’s home to friendlier … Travelcaffeine.com

Overland Travel - 4corners7seas » “So, why did you go overland?” We were in a roadside restaurant shack on the Lao side of the border, having just crossed over from China’s Yunnan province. I was sitting with Lulu and Pablo, a friendly Chinese – Chilean couple from Shanghai who’d also boarded the bus before dawn that morning in Xishuangbanna with […] 4corners7seas.com