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Do they actually *ever* get a decent breeze in Central?
Do they actually *ever* get a decent breeze in Central? I'm planning a trip next month, and the weather forecasts are... terrifying. Seriously, I'm picturing a giant hairdryer pointed at Hong Kong is… more
Depends on the time of year, honestly. July and August? Forget about it. It's a concrete oven. But even then, you'll find slightly better breezes in the evenings, especially near the harbourfront. Victoria Peak offers some relief, but it's a hike or a pricey taxi ride up. My strategy? Embrace the air conditioning. Seriously. Find those hidden little cafes with decent AC and plan your day around them. And yes, Kowloon often feels cooler, especially on the peninsula side, but Central's got more to offer in terms of sightseeing. Think strategically about your itinerary – maybe early morning exploration before the sun really bakes the place.
Finding the best noodle place near HSYU
So, I'm heading to Hong Kong Shue Yan University next semester, super excited! I've heard the campus itself is pretty amazing, but honestly, what I'm *really* buzzing about is the food scene nearby.… more
Honestly, finding that legendary noodle place is half the fun! Near HSYU? It's a bit tricky, most of the really amazing hole-in-the-wall spots are tucked away. Forget about long queues – those are usually tourist traps. Look for places with mostly locals, maybe a little grubby, and definitely smelling amazing. Don't be afraid to wander down some side streets; that's where you'll find the real gems. You'll probably stumble on something incredible just by exploring. Good luck, and prepare your taste buds!
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