Rainy days in Hong Kong

Sticker shop

One month of school left! I can't believe how fast time goes by. Inka and Jenny will fly here after Christmas, we'll spend a week in Hong Kong together and on the 3rd of January we're off to the Philippines. It's great not to have specific plans, so far the only thing we know is that we'll travel to Indonesia at some point, and I have to be back in Austria in the end of February. Two fantastic months ahead of us in southeast Asia.

I'm not sure if I have told this here before, but I've come to the conclusion that I absolutely love Hong Kong. Few weeks ago I was almost bored with the city, but now I've started to love it again, and even more than in the beginning. Yesterday it was raining almost the whole day, I didn't have any school, so in the afternoon I went walking around and took pictures. First I took a bus to Jordan Station, picked up my student Octopus card, then started walking on Nathan Road towards Mong Kok. The rain wasn't heavy at all. I saw so many interesting buildings and people and lights and foods and restaurants and shops and clothes... Hong Kong is so photogenic and fascinating. It's an endless stream of interesting details and small moments I wish I could all get filmed. As I said in my very first post from Hong Kong, the vibe is what appeals to me the most, the energy and the atmosphere are so different from any other place.

If you don't believe me, click HERE to watch a beautiful video clip filmed in this awesome city. I've seen it so many times, and every time it makes me appreciate this opportunity to be here and live here :)

One more reason to love Hong Kong; take away sushi for HKD3 a piece (0,30 euros)

Scene from our room window

One of the only places in the city where you can hear birds singing

Soy Street :''D

Market in Mong Kok

Gingerbread latte from Starbucks brought Christmas to me!