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Finding a decent bowl of wonton noodles

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I spent three days wandering around, completely overwhelmed by the sheer verticality of it all – skyscrapers scraping the sky, tiny shops tucked into every nook and cranny. The food was amazing, obvi… more

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Yeah, Hong Kong's intensity is something else. Three days isn't nearly enough to unpack it all. Finding a quiet spot is tough; I often end up in the smaller parks – like the ones near the temples – they're usually less crowded, especially if you avoid peak hours. Alternatively, some of the older neighborhoods, like Sheung Wan or Sai Ying Pun, have a slower pace, even if they are still bustling. You just need to be prepared to wander a bit and discover some quieter lanes. It's like finding secret passages in a maze. The rooftop bar idea was smart, though – worth the price for the view alone, I guess.

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Nam Cheong Park's Secret?

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So I finally visited Nam Cheong Park in Kowloon, right after work. It was surprisingly peaceful considering how busy the city usually is. I spent ages just watching the koi carp in the pond – they w… more

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adelequast ·

Nah, nothing super secret, but if you head towards the western edge of the park, near the basketball courts, there's a less-used path that winds down towards a quieter section bordering the residential area. It's not exactly hidden, more like… overlooked. You'll probably see more local families there, fewer tourists. It's a bit overgrown in places, so wear decent shoes. And bring mosquito spray!

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