Hong Kong & Macau, Day 6 & 7: Macau 2-Day Itinerary

I felt the need to finish this travelserye when someone left a comment on my last HK-Macau post asking where the continuation or the Macau posts are. I feel so guilty. Am so sorry! Mejo malapit na din mag one year anniversary this trip and I haven't finished blogging this trip. But here it is! Finally. :)

So to recap, we flew from Manila to Macau on Day 1, immediately took a ferry going to Hongkong and spent 4 days there before going back to Macau, this time with my sister in tow. We decided to allot 2 days and 1 night in Macau so we could thoroughly enjoy the place unlike my previous trips na day trips lang, so we were always in a hurry. This time, we were able to explore the country or town more and chill a bit. Here are photos and stories from our 2 days in Macau!

Hong Kong & Macau, Day 5: Nan Lian Garden, Chi Lin Nunnery & Victoria Peak

Hello again! So to recap, I went on an 8-day adventure in Hongkong and Macau last January and it didn't cost us much to go sightseeing, pig out and enjoy at the same time. On our last full day in Hong Kong, we decided to take it easy and not strictly follow our itinerary. We didn't want any stress on our last day in the city. Even if we all woke up a little late (around 12pm), we still pushed through with our original plan to visit and check out Nan Lian Garden and Chi Lin Nunnery at Diamond Hill. We also took a quick trip to Victoria Peak to see the beautiful Hong Kong skyline at night. Stories through photos starting with my outfit that day!:)

Hong Kong & Macau 2016, Day 4: Disneyland + Central

Hello! How are you guys??? Your Ate niyo Aisa/Pax is still a little sick, but at least I'm not a prisoner anymore. Hehe. I have so much to share with you guys, but after nalang my travel posts. Haha. Anyway, speeding things up so I can get back to my Asia posts ulit. Bagan awaits! 

So here's what happened on our 4th day in Hong Kong! Since this trip was mostly budget, Disneyland was not really on top of our list of places to visit. Or Oceanpark. Those places are perfect for first-timers and tourists with kids. Since my sis and I had been there before and Nico is not really an amusement park kind of guy, we agreed to consider them if we have extra money nalang. After all, a ticket to Disneyland costs more or less P3,300 per person, Oceanpark costs P2,200. To cut this long story short, we still made it to the happiest place on Earth! AND, we didn't even pay a single cent. Ito na ata yung right time to use the #BLESSED. Lol! My mom's sister hooked us up with a family friend who works in Disney and he gave us free tickets! All three of us. Thank you, Lord! And thanks Tito Chito. :) Photos and stories below starting with my OOTD that day...

Hong Kong & Macau 2016, Day 3: Lantau Island & Mongkok

While some of my cousins are out with my jowa, partying in Makati, I chose to stay at home nalang and rest some more. So proud of myself! Haha. My visitors (mom, sis, bro-in-law, sis-in-law) just left, leaving me bored again. Haha. So, eto na, more travel posts! Here's what happened on our 4th day in Hong Kong! Photos and stories below...

Hong Kong & Macau 2016, Day 2: Nathan House, Ten Thousand Buddhas & TST Promenade

Hello, friends! So, I just came back from Bohol and I have no voice and I'm feeling a bit under the weather. :( I am putting myself on voluntary house arrest (to recharge and recuperate) and to fight off boredom, I've decided to work on pending travel posts while watching Anthony Bourdain shows on iFlix. It's super entertaining but also makes me super hungry and makes me want to travel more. Hehehe.  

Anyway, here's Part 4 of my HK/Macau 2016 travel posts! On our 2nd day in Hong Kong, Nico and I decided to leave the city, go to Sha Tin and visit the Ten Thousand Buddhas Temple/Monastery. I've been there before but I wanted to see it again, with Nico this time. After Sha Tin, we headed back to TST Harbour area for some more exploration. But before that, we checked in muna to our new hostel which we booked via AirBnB. Owner was nice enough to let us check-in early para more time to pasyal. Photos and stories below!

Hong Kong & Macau 2016, Day 1: Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai & Causeway Bay

Our first official day in Hong Kong was pretty relaxed, as we opted to just chill and walk around the city. No plans, no rush, no itinerary. We postponed our other tours and activities because we wanted to do it nalang when my sister arrives. Our room didn't have a window, so we overslept. Haha! We didn't know what time it was because forever lang madilim sa room. Lol. Woke up at around lunch time. Headed straight to Tsim Sha Tsui (HK's busiest area) to have our money changed and to eat lunch. Stories through photos!

Basic House sweater, Uniqlo jeans, Christian Siriano for Payless bag, Mikkas Closet brogues

Hong Kong & Macau 2016: Arrival, First Night & Austin Inn

Hello again! This is it! More details on our Hongkong/Macau 2016 trip. Blogged about how I planned our trip and some budget tips, so I hope you already checked that out. Hehe. Anyway, we flew from Manila to Macau via Cebu Pacific last January 12 (ticket/points was cheaper vs MNL-HK) and just rode a night ferry going to Hongkong. Stories through photos!

H&M sweater & scarf, Wrangler jeans, Romwe coat, Christian Siriano by Payless bag, Mikkas Closet platform brogues

Hong Kong & Macau 2016: How I Survived w/ P15,000 for 8 Days

Hello, hello!!! Just came back from our 8-day HK/Macau trip and couldn't wait to share our adventure with you. :) Will take a break muna from my Asia trip blogging streak but will get back to it as soon as I'm done with this! So anyway, for my first post, I am going to divulge some of my deepest, darkest (for drama lang tong darkest haha) travel secrets including how to conquer Hongkong & Macau on a budget! Let's roll...