The view from the peak! There are 7 million people in HK, and the a view looking down at all of the skyscrapers is only equal the view from the base of them, looking up.
There's me and Kris at the top. The tram (built in 1888) was broken while we were there, so major bummer. But we chose the perfect day to go up, because it was clear and breezy - the next couple days was smog-city.
One frame of the skyline from Kowloon bay, the city is striking from this viewpoint. Electric!
This is the view from our guest house, looking down, we were on the 13th floor. The building houses 4000 people, and there appeared to be only two rickety elevators for the whole place. One served even numbered floors, the other odds. As a result, the elevators were constantly packed and you were pressed up against no less than 6 other people at any given time. It was pretty funny and awkward. This neighbourhood has a bizarre mix of people - many of whom were trying to sell us fake Rolex watches.
The view from the peak! There are 7 million people in HK, and the a view looking down at all of the skyscrapers is only equal the view from the base of them, looking up.
There's me and Kris at the top. The tram (built in 1888) was broken while we were there, so major bummer. But we chose the perfect day to go up, because it was clear and breezy - the next couple days was smog-city.
One frame of the skyline from Kowloon bay, the city is striking from this viewpoint. Electric!
This is the view from our guest house, looking down, we were on the 13th floor. The building houses 4000 people, and there appeared to be only two rickety elevators for the whole place. One served even numbered floors, the other odds. As a result, the elevators were constantly packed and you were pressed up against no less than 6 other people at any given time. It was pretty funny and awkward. This neighbourhood has a bizarre mix of people - many of whom were trying to sell us fake Rolex watches.
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