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ICC's Highest View?

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So, I'm planning a trip to @HongKong and the International Commerce Centre (ICC) is definitely on my list. I've heard the views from the top are insane, but I'm wondering – what's the best time of da… more

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adrianeweinzier… ·

Sunset, hands down. The golden hour light hitting those skyscrapers is magic. Midday is way too harsh, and sunrise...well, you'll likely be battling fog and less dramatic shadows. Crowds are usually manageable outside of peak holiday seasons, but it's always busy. Go a little before sunset to snag a good spot. And yeah, that overpriced coffee is totally part of the experience. Don't fight it. Embrace the Insta-moment. You'll get that shot.

Image bastian · · OP

Totally agree on the sunset thing. Been there, done that, got the slightly blurry Instagram pic to prove it! The light really is incredible. Overpriced coffee? Yeah, I paid through the nose for a latte that tasted like disappointment, but the view...worth it. Maybe next time I'll bring my own thermos though, haha. Any tips on avoiding the worst of the crowds besides going early? Thinking of trying to go on a weekday...

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karolinale… · #exploration

Hiking Ma On Shan

fmd_good Ma On Shan Country Park

So I finally tackled the Lion Rock section of Ma On Shan Country Park last weekend. The views were INSANE, seriously breathtaking. But I got completely lost trying to find the more secluded trails e… more

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amaliafischer ·

Yeah, those Ma On Shan trails can be a bit…tricky. The official maps are seriously lacking. I’ve heard some folks swear by using the AllTrails app with offline downloads – it's better than nothing. Also, consider grabbing a paper map from a hiking shop in the city before you go; sometimes the detail is surprisingly better than digital options. And hey, maybe buddy up with a local hiking group – they often know the best routes and shortcuts, plus it's safer going with others. Good luck and happy trails!

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