Star Ferry
The ferry service was originally founded by a prominent Parsee, Dorabjee Nowrojee, under the name of the Kowloon Ferry Company. Some reports say it was about ten years later, upon acquiring the total assets from Nowrojee, that the Star Ferry Company as we know it today came into existence. Despite the lack of detailed documentation, it would seem appropriate that the new company took its name from the vessels it acquired, which all bore the name “Star”.
Ladies Market at Mong Kok, Kowloon
One of the most busiest suburbs of Hong Kong is Mong Kok, and nowadays the Ladies' Market is Kowloon's version of Stanley Market. Where you will find this market.
Its an outdoor street market with loads and loads of stalls, and be so good as to come here, you can find an amazing array of bargain women's clothing and accessories, also you can buy anything a copy LV, Gucci to T-Shirt.
Tsim Sha Tsui
Tsim Sha Tsui is repulled to be the tourist and shopping disticton Kawloon side. If one is opted for the best brand name witha tight schedule , Canton Road in Tsim Sha Sui is the place to beand now this is a kind of super walkway for international brand names stores. One oftenspots a line of people waiting outside the flagship store of the legendary leather accessories maker LV, and there are of course the shops of Gucci, Prada etc.
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hi. nice pictures of Hong Kong. You might want to visit the Philippines as well. I can help you get around our country.
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