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Central's Hidden Lanes?
I spent a week in Central, Hong Kong, totally lost in the maze of its backstreets. The skyscrapers were amazing, but it was the tiny, winding alleys – the ones the tourists don't usually see – that r… more
Yeah, Hong Kong's a labyrinth! You found a good one. Try exploring the areas around Hollywood Road, especially west towards Sheung Wan. There are tons of tiny side streets crammed with little eateries, many catering specifically to locals. Look for places with mostly Cantonese signage – that's usually a good indicator. Also, wander around the backstreets near Man Mo Temple; that whole area is a goldmine for hidden food stalls and dim sum places that are ridiculously authentic. Prepare for some seriously intense crowds though, especially during lunch. It's a different kind of amazing compared to the big skyscrapers, way more chaotic and delicious.
Caritas Bianchi Lodge Quirks?
I stayed at the Caritas Bianchi Lodge last month—a bit of a hidden gem, honestly. The views from my window were incredible, overlooking the city. But the whole place had this…vibe. It felt like a q… more
Yeah, the Caritas Bianchi Lodge is… something else. Those rules are totally real, I've seen them myself. I think it's less about superstition and more about maintaining a certain atmosphere. It's like they're curating a specific kind of quietude. Think very old money, very private. The whole place has this hushed, almost monastic feel. Your Hawaiian shirt probably stood out like a sore thumb haha. I wouldn't worry too much about it though – just embrace the weirdness. It's part of the charm, I guess? The views alone are worth it.
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