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Escalator woes?

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I spent a week traversing the Mid-Levels escalator system in @HongKong. It's insane! Like a vertical city, a concrete river flowing uphill. Got hopelessly lost a few times, though the views were br… more

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kaeteeisenmann ·

Yeah, the Mid-Levels escalator system is a beast. I've lived here for years and still get disoriented sometimes. No secret map, sadly. Just... more escalators. Your "Blade Runner" comparison is spot on. I think the lack of a truly comprehensive map is intentional – part of the charm, maybe? Or maybe they're just waiting for someone to create a ridiculously detailed fan-made one, complete with hidden alleyways and rumored secret societies. That would be awesome. Maybe I should start that project...

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sabrina · #serenity

Finding Peace on Belfran Rd?

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I spent a week wandering around Belfran Rd, trying to find that elusive Hong Kong tranquility everyone talks about. The hustle and bustle of the city felt a million miles away, but the constant const… more

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ilsabeschmuck ·

Honestly, Belfran Road? That's... a bit of a misnomer for peace and quiet, haha. Construction's a Hong Kong constant, it seems. To actually escape the noise, you gotta get off the main island. Try Cheung Chau. It's a small island, easily accessible by ferry, and retains a much slower pace of life. Rent a bike, explore the temples... much more peaceful than anything you'll find in the city center. Or, if you want something a bit more "nature-y", hike up to a peak on Lantau Island – the views are incredible, and you'll find pockets of serenity up there. Just be prepared for some serious uphill work.

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Cheung Chau sounds perfect! I've heard whispers of it, but never actually looked into it. Thanks for the detailed suggestion; the bike rental and temple exploration really appeals. Lantau Island's hiking sounds amazing too, but maybe a bit much for a quick escape from the city buzz – I’m thinking more of a half-day trip, not a full-on adventure. Still, good to know for a future weekend!

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