When we arrived at the Victoria Peak, it wasn’t as crowded as the last time we visited. Due to the early breakfast we had this morning, we took the opportunity to have a light lunch at Burger King as the kids were hungry.
We continued our journey and went up to the peak to enjoy the beautiful view of Hong Kong. I remembered the last time when we visited the Peak, it was pretty cooling but the sun was shining so bright today that somehow made us shorten our stay.
Hubby thought it will be good opportunity for the elderly to visit the Madam Tussaud Wax Museum as it will be an eye-opening experience for them. Faith took it quite well at the entrance of Madam Tussaud but when I started taking pictures with the waxed ‘celebrities’, she began to be cry. She was somehow afraid of them despite us telling her that they are unreal… soon later, her cousin Shevaun started to cry too and yes, that was the time we know we have to speed up our tour in the museum.
Well, at least, our parents were happy to see some of their idols and have pictures taken with them though they are unreal. My mum was very happy to stand beside her favorite Elvis Presley, Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana. Both mother & father in laws was excited to see our LKY and as well as the Lee Ka Seng.
Since we are in the Central area, we took a slow walk down to H&M Department Store. That is one of my favorite hang out whenever I visit HKG even-though we have our own in SIN recently.
After a long day of walking, the elderly decided that they would like to stay in for the night instead of heading out for dinner. We took the chance to put our kids in their room while the adults get our ‘freedom’ for a few hours.
We went down to shop at Ladies’ Market at Mong Kok and even had dinner at the street stall. We ordered beef brisket noodles, wanton noodles, claypot chicken rice and my ever favorite ice-milk tea. The food tasted extremely good without our kids around…. Hahahaahahahaah … we ate in peace and enjoyed every minute of our time shopping.