Is an area in the Yao Tsim Mong District , on the western part of the Kowloo in Hong Kong.

Mong Kok is one of the most shopping areas in Hong Kong. The area is characterized by a mixture of old and new multi-story buildings, with shops and restaurants at street level, and commercial or residential units above. industries in Mong Kok retal , restaurants (including fast food) and entertainment .

Three rail lines serve the area:

·         The MTR Tsuen Wan and Kwun Tong lines have two stations in this area: Prince Edward Station to the north and  Mong Kok Stationt on the south.
·         The MTR East Rail Line has Mong Kok East Station in the eastern part of the area.
The price of tickets varies according to the distance traveled. The average price of a trip is usually between 4 and 11HKD.(dolar hong kong)
Yuen Wong Tai
The Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple’s claim to ‘make every wish come true upon request’ might have something to do with its popularity. Home to three religions (Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism), its natural setting and beautifully ornamented buildings make it as much a scenic attraction as an important religious centre.

The temple commemorates the famous monk of yore, Wong Tai Sin (also known as Huang Chu-ping), who was born in the Fourth century and became a deity at Heng Shan (Red Pine Hill). In 1915, Taoist priest Liang Ren-an carried a sacred portrait of Wong Tai Sin from Guangdong in southern China to Hong Kong. Now housing this precious portrait, the Wong Tai Sin Temple is where worshippers pray for good fortune through offerings, divine guidance and fortune telling.
Tian Tian
It is one of the five largest Buddha statues located in China. The statue stands on a throne at the top of an altar of three platforms. It is surrounded by six small bronze statues known as "The Offering of the Six Devas"
The Buddha measures 34 meters high (112 feet), weighs 250 tons (280 short tons) and is the highest bronze Buddha in the world placed before 2007. It can be seen from the island of Macau on a clear day. Tourists should climb 240 steps to reach the Buddha although there is a small winding road to transport people with disabilities in vehicles.
The Buddha Tian Tan appears serene and dignified. His right hand is raised, representing the removal of afflictions. The Buddha's left hand rests on her skirt in a gesture of "giving dhana".
The monastery The Po Lin
The monastery grounds include the temple, a vegetarian restaurant and several shops to buy incense. In the temple are three Buddha statues representing the past, present and future Buddhist inscriptions.With a bit of luck during the visit you will have the opportunity to see the monks in full office. The visit to the monastery complements perfectly with the visit to the Great Buddha (Tian Tan).

Ngong Ping, the highest part of Lantau. Every day from 10:00 a.m. to 5:45 p.m.

 Free entrance.

 By metro or cableway from Tung Chung, last stop on the orange metro line.

  Cableway round trip : 125HKD.

 Metro 19,5HKD one way (2,3€ aprox)
TSIM SHA TSUI

Located in the south of the Kowloon peninsula, Tsim Sha Tsui is one of the most popular areas of Hong Kong and the place where you can see the best views of the Hong Kong bay.

Points of interest:

-Avenue of the Stars: It is a copy of the Avenue of the Stars of Los Angeles but with the names of the stars of Chinese actors like Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee.

-Star Ferry Dock: The Star Ferry is the boat that crosses from Kowloon to Hong Kong island.

-Kowloon Park: It’s an extensive green area that makes up a haven of peace in the middle of the bustling city.  

-Hong Kong Art Museum: It has more than 15.000 works of art with a suprising themed variety.

-Hong Kong Space Museum: This museum of astronomy and space sciences has a planetarium with a peculiar roud shape on the outside.
Route on Hong Kong.

Lets supose, your hotel or is located on Tsim Sha Tsui. Your first stop for visiting most interesting sites of Hong Kong is Wong Tai. You must take a train on the Hung Hom Station that you can reach walking in twenty minutes, exactly the East Rail Line. You will arrive Wong Tai Station in twenty minutes more.

Once you have visited Wong Tai, you must go to Mong Kok. For going Mong Kok, you have to take a bus from the Wong Tai Police Station that you can reach walking ten minutes. Once you are there, you must take the bus 805S and you will arrive Mong Kok in fifteen minutes.

Your next stop is Po Lin. This place is a bit far from your actual position, so you should take something for eating or drinking during the travel. First at all, you must take a train on the Mong Kok station. There, you must take the Tsuen Wang Line till the Tung Chung Station. This will take close to thirty-five minutes. Once there, you have to walk to Tung Chung Town Centre, you will be like ten minutes walking. Then, you have to take the bus Ngong Ping 23. You will be close to one hour inside the bus, so just relax and try to have a nice travel. Once you arrive to Ngong Ping, you just have to walk five minutes and you will arrive to Po Lin.

Finally, your last stop is Tian Tan. This will be the easiest travel, so this is so close from your actual position. You just must walk five minutes and you will arrive to Tian Tan.
How to travel from  the next destination
The trains run every two days for the round trip alternation. A trip between the two places takes about 25 hours. 
Ticket price: 
Bunk bed with luxurious soft bed: 130 € 
Bunk bed with soft bed: 103 € 
Berth with hard bed: about 64 € 
Discount: Soft bed bunk car tickets are for about € 51 each, if purchased in groups of four. 
Children under five can travel for free
. You can take a plane that costs at least € 128 per person. 
There are also buses that take you between € 59 and € 330. 
You can take your car and go to Shanghai on a 25h journey.

·Tofu is commonly used as a condiment and combined into sauces.

·Tofu was created in China. The Prince Liu An is considered the legendary inventor of tofu.

· For its elaboration, they do not use any animal product, therefore it is used by vegetarians as a substitute for meat.

·People compare it with cheese (in english ‘’soy tofu’’)

·Type of fruit

·They used to be grown with mixed results from seeds of trees bearing superior quality fruit

·Durian consumers express preferences for specific cultivars, which fetch higher prices in the market.

·They’are really expensive in China but in Europe the price is much lower.

·Some people say that it’s the most stinky fruit in the world.

·The Choco Pie of "Orion" are sold in Korea since 1974.

·The Choco Pie are two layers of cake with a sweet cloud filling and covered with chocolate.

·They are one of the most popular snacks from Korea, are sold to millions of people, and are present in their memories.

·The recipe original is not of Orion, this comes from the Moon Pie of United States.

·They have sold 16,000 milions.

·Typical of China.

·His taste is for a pizza sauce. There are also vegetable or tofu cookies.

White Rabbit Creamy Candy:·White Rabbit Creamy Candy originated at the ABC Candy Factory of Shanghai in 1943.

·These candies are typical in China.

·The first ABC milk candies were packaged using a red Mickey Mouse drawing on the label, and were named ABC Mickey Mouse Sweets. After the packaging, the draw was redesigned and changed by White Rabbit.

·Their prices were lower than imported products, they became very popular.

· Nowadays, the candy label is recognizable around the world, however the brand logo have changed over the years

·Sometimes, they are used as gifts for important celebrities, like a president. They were given in 1959 in  the National Day of the People's Republic of China.

There are two official languages in Hong Kong: Cantonese and English.The 88% of the population of Hong Kong speak Cantonese, a dialect minority of China. However, other Chinese dialects such as the Hakka, the Taishanes and the Teochiu, as well as of course the mandarin, the official dialect of China, are also present. On the other hand English isthe main language of international discourse a spoken by 500 million people around the world. Currently is the language more used in the government, the business and the tourism. All official signs and signals of public transport, as well as most of the menus are bilingual.

Now we are going to show you some words and sentences in Cantonese:

- Hello | Néi hóu!

- Good morning |  Néi hóu

- Good evening | Yé mán hāg hóu

- Good night | Zóu téo

- Bye | Bāi bái

- See you later | Zōi gīn

- Yes | Hěi

- No | M hěi

The cantonese chinese is the most popular language in Hong Kong. It’s also know as traditional Chinese (粵語) or Yue.                                                             Yue varieties are among the most conservative of Chinese varieties regarding the final consonants and tonal categories of Middle Chinese, so that the rhymes of Tang poetry are clearer in Yue dialects than elsewhere. It had a series of voiced initials. The /kʰ/ has become [h] or [f] in most words. Some Yue speakers, such as many Hong Kong Cantonese speakers born after World War II, merge /n/ with /l/, younger Cantonese speakers also tend not to distinguish between /ŋ/ and the zero initial, 

While most Chinese varieties form compounds consisting of a qualifier followed by a qualified element, Yue dialects use the reverse order. For example, the Standard Chinese word for "guest" is 客人 kèrén "guest-person", but the same morphemes are interchanged in Cantonese jɐn ha:k, Example: Some Yue dialects, including Cantonese, use the same word bīn-go (邊個), meaning "which one", for both "who" and "which". 

Cake of moon: A traditional Chinese dessert that is done normally for the holidays of autumns middle. It are round stuffed pastry of a pasta of seeds of lotus and an egg of duck in salting.

Fortune cookies: It is a creaking cookie that has been baked, in his interior ride a small strip of paper with words of  prophecies.

TIME
The time in Hong Kong it´s such different:
Having breakfast: 7:00 am (they have juices, croissant and coffees, but also they eat mantou and some drinks made from soy. People usually have breakfast in the middle of the street or in the train.
Having lunch: 12:00 am ( It´s to early for us, having lunch at that time, but that make them feel as if they have more time of the afternoon).
Having dinner: here they have where to choose, because they can have dinner between 5:00 pm and 10:00pm (the food similar is similar to the breakfast, but you can add meat and vegetables). 

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