The next stop is the Golden Bauhinia Square. It is also the location of the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), a venue for trade fairs, exhibitions and international conventions. The ceremony to mark Hong Kong's change of sovereignty took place here in 1997.

The Golden Bauhinia

The building behind the Golden Bauhinia is the HKCEC

Above is the picture of the HKCEC on the left and the tallest building in HK, IFC Tower 2 (88 storeys high), on the right.

Central, Hong Kong Island (pic taken from The Bauhinia Square)

After spending about 20min there, we went straight to the fishing village of HK, Aberdeen. During the journey there, we passed by the famous race course of Happy Valley. Sad to say, i didn't manage to get any pictures of that place.

Once we reached Aberdeen, we went on board a HK style sampan (for HK$50) to tour the fishing village. The first attraction we saw was the famous Jumbo Floating Restaurant.

The people there virtually lived on the boats...... n it's quite polluted..... not really an excellent sight.....

Along the way, we saw this floating past us.....

The boat was at most 1.5 times as big as our sampan...... and it looks totally dilapidated ._.'''
The entire journey took about 20min, and half the time i was deciphering wat the tour guide was talking about(he was speaking in Cantonese)......

After that, we proceeded to the Hong Kong Jewellery Company...... it's so boring..... just those regular places for the aunties in the group to waste their money....

The next stop is Repulse Bay

The beach was really clean.... but the water is not clear.... disappointing...... tonnes of people sun-tanning there. There's also a Chinese temple to the extreme left of the bay....by the way, the sun was scorching that day..... I didn't expect HK to be so hot...... I thought it would be cooler than S'pore.... it turned out to be no different....... So, i took out my umbrella and The Supreme said it was a very "auntie" behaviour.... I perspire very very easily can? that's why I needed that umbrella..... If i hadn't brought it out, I might need to buy a new shirt to replace my perspiration-soaked one.....

Next-stop: A Chinese herbal shop.... nothing interesting....

Finally, the HK half-day city tour has ended.... We will be making our way to Shenzhen, China via the KCR train at the Hung Hom KCR Station... The journey took about 45min but we took an hour plus to exit the custom due to some confusion..... Nonetheless, we were repaid by our 5 star hotel, Best Western Felicity Hotel....

Dinner followed.... it was a rather funny incident..... We were first served 3 big dishes of food with rice.... When we were done, we were already quite full and then came the 4th dish. Since we could still eat, we ate it thinking it was the last dish. Half-way through, they served the soup..... we were like, 'okay... this must be the last'...... to our utter horror, one more dish was served...... one M'sian lady at the table buay tahan already and decided to ask the waiter. Turns out we were only half-way there! ....meaning 4 more dishes! Everyone at the table looked exasperated... To add on to our shock, our tour guide , Mr Fang told us that this is the standard in Shenzhen and to expect the same thing throughout our stay.....hahaha

After dinner, The Supreme and I just walk around the Luo Wu Commercial City.... It's basically a shopping filled with fake Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton and what have you..... nothing for me to buy there....

On the way back to the hotel, I found the best drink on earth from 大快活 Fairwood Fast food. It's the red bean freeze drink. It is made up of milk as the top layer and red-bean paste as the bottom and of course ice. It taste heavenly...... *mmhhh* yummy

This is the closest picture i can find of the Red-bean Freeze

Then, to slumberland we went!

--------------- End of Day 2 -----------------