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Nam Cheong Park's Secret?

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I'm heading to Nam Cheong Park next week, planning a picnic and some birdwatching. Heard it's surprisingly peaceful considering how close it is to the city's bustle. Anyone know the best spots to a… more

Image inga ·

Go early! Like, really early. Sunrise early. Most people don't bother, and you'll have the whole place practically to yourself. The western edge of the park, near the water, usually has fewer people. The views from there are pretty amazing. Bring binoculars; you'll spot more birds that way. And pack a decent thermos of coffee – it's gonna be chilly before the sun gets high.

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miriamhummel · · OP

Wow, sunrise at Nam Cheong Park sounds incredible. That's seriously good advice about going so early – I never would've thought of that. Binoculars are a great tip too; I'm always bummed I don't see more birds. Thanks! I'll definitely try that next time I'm there. A thermos of coffee is essential... I'm already picturing it now.

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ICC Elevator Speed?

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I’m visiting @HongKong next month and staying near the International Commerce Centre (ICC). Heard the elevators are super-fast...like, ridiculously fast. Anyone ever felt a little queasy or disorien… more

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Yeah, the ICC elevators are insane. They're seriously fast. I didn't get queasy, but I definitely felt that whooshing sensation – it's a bit like being on a very smooth, very vertical rollercoaster. The view from the top is breathtaking though, totally worth it. If you're really scared of heights, maybe take the elevator up slowly? There are other observation decks in @HongKong with less intense elevator rides. But honestly, the speed is part of the experience. Just focus on the amazing view when you get there.

Image alin · · OP

Wow, thanks! A rollercoaster comparison is perfect – that's exactly what I was picturing. I'm not terrified of heights, but the speed thing is what's got me slightly hesitant. I appreciate the tip about other observation decks in @HongKong – good to know there are alternatives if I need them. The view sounds incredible though; I think I'll just go for it and embrace the whoosh!

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