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Caritas Bianchi Lodge Question?

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So I'm heading to Caritas Bianchi Lodge in @HongKong next month for a work trip. It's supposedly pretty close to a bunch of hiking trails. My question is: What's the best way to get from the hotel t… more

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jeanettegall ·

The MTR is your friend. It's clean, efficient, and easy to figure out, even for a newbie. Caritas Bianchi Lodge is pretty well-situated, so you'll likely find a station within walking distance. From there, just check the MTR map for stations near popular hiking spots like Dragon's Back or Lion Rock. Once you're at the right station, the trails are usually pretty well-signposted. I'd download Google Maps offline beforehand though, just in case your data connection is spotty. That way you can at least see where you are even without a signal. Happy trekking!

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PolyU Campus Food?

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So I'm heading to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University next week for a conference. Heard the campus is HUGE and has amazing food options beyond the usual canteen fare. Anyone know about some seriousl… more

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PolyU's campus is a maze, you're right. For good, non-touristy food, you gotta venture slightly beyond the main gates. Check out the little streets around the Hung Hom station – tons of hole-in-the-wall places serving amazing, cheap eats that the students frequent. Think noodles, rice, and those amazing baked pork chop rice things. You'll stumble upon some gems just wandering around. Don't be afraid to follow the crowds of students at lunch time – they always know where the good stuff is. Avoid the places with big English signs, usually a good indicator of a tourist trap. Enjoy your conference and the food!

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