Back on the streets of Hong Kong

It always is so difficult for me to start my story every time it is about Hong Kong. The thought flow is unconfined that I get lost where to start or how to arrange those thoughts in a coherent fashion. So much can be told that writing yet again another libretto doesn't seem too much of a task to me. 

Over a period of time, I have developed an intimate attachment to this alluring city. It embodies a unique charm that lies even on the most commonly appearing alleys I pass through. Despite of the scarcity of land area, Hong Kong is full of stories that probably results from being a packed city - something that works to its favor. 

Exploring Hong Kong's Countryside: Repulse Bay and Stanley Market

Passing through curved roads, cliffs and and a stunning scenery, the south of Hong Kong is always a fun idea. In fact, choosing between which bus to take is absolutely a major decision to make when exploring the part of the city. Whilst buses 260, 6, 6A or 6x will bring you to Stanley Market, passing through Repulse Bay, its the few stopovers that seal the deal. Albeit 6x is considered express bus, 6 or 66 gives you a picturesque glimpse of the countryside. 

The south offers so much of a calm yet vibrant vibe where the bliss in shopping and a cup of coffee is perfectly matched together. The best part is that Stanley Market in Stanley Village is sitting right next to Repulse Bay so having to traveling to this part is such a breeze.