Today we went to see The Peak. It was a much anticipated visited especially after the Kylie Chan books. Along the way we joked about the possibility of seeing dragons circling around the Chen apartment!
From Yau Ma Tei MTR, we caught the train to Central. It was a long and uphill walk from Central to the Peak terminal. Not fun. The queue for the Peak tram was quite short; trams come every 8 minutes so we didn't have long to wait. Ant cleverly figured out we had to sit on the right hand side for the best view and he was right.
Peak Tram |
Looking for Mr Chen's apartment! |
Peak Tower |
Lunch was at Bubba Gump after a quick browse and purchase of two cups at the souvenir shop. There was a room in the Bubba Gump restaurant decorated exactly like the Gump living-room and furnished with tables and chairs for customers. There were lots of still shots and quotes all over the walls of the restaurant too. Lunch was expensive and cost the equivalent of dinner at the Laurel. The food was good though!
Bubba Gump |
Bubba Gump |
After picking up Anthony's chop from the souvenir shops, we caught the tram back to the Peak terminal and walked to Central Station. We meant to go to Wan Chai too to check out some electronic shops but we were too tired to remember. Instead, we came back to the Hotel to rest our calve muscles.
Tsim Sha Tsui promenade |
Dinner was at Hot Chilli again; turns out it's not called Hot Chilli but something else in Chinese. This is why we couldn't find the restaurant last night; because we were looking for a restaurant that didn't exist!
When we returned to the hotel we were feeling rather adventurous so decided to find the elusive pool and gym that was mentioned in the Hotel's promotional spiel but we had yet to find. The ad said it was on level 4 and 2 but all we found was an empty floor on level 4 and the meeting room on level 2. After following the signs in the hotel lobby, we discovered the pool and gym belonged to the YMCA attached to the back of the hotel. It also had the ticket booth to the double decker tourist bus that we had seen driving around. Who knew!
Tomorrow morning we plan to have more restful activities to give our poor calf muscles time to recover.
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