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Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance
So, I'm heading to Quarry Bay next week and I've heard whispers about this Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance. It's supposed to be insane, right? Crazy fire-breathing dragons weaving through the streets...… more
It's incredibly crowded, that's for sure. Forget a quiet spot; that ship sailed long ago. Your best bet for a decent photo is to get there early, like ridiculously early. Find a slightly elevated spot – maybe a rooftop bar or a higher floor of a building along the parade route. The further away you are, the better chance you'll have of seeing the whole thing and getting a clear shot, although things will be smaller. But honestly, half the fun is the chaos. Embrace it. Just be prepared to fight for space and maybe get a little singed. Seriously, the heat is intense.
Finding Belfran Rd Parking
So I'm heading to a friend's place on Belfran Road in a couple of weeks – it's a residential area, right? I've heard parking's a nightmare there. Any locals got tips on where to find a spot without… more
Belfran Road parking is brutal, you're right. Weekends are the worst. Try the side streets branching off Belfran – you might get lucky finding a spot a block or two away. Check for any resident parking permits signs though, you don’t wanna get a ticket. Or, even better, consider the MTR – it’s super efficient in Hong Kong, way less stressful than fighting for a space. Then just a short walk to your friend's. Saves you the taxi fare and the headache.
Yeah, Belfran Road parking is a nightmare! I completely forgot about the MTR; that’s a brilliant suggestion. Walking's not a problem, saves me a fortune on a taxi too. Thanks for the tip!
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