
In the midst of studying for finals, writing papers and preparing presentations, some friends and I found a little time to visit Cheung Chau Island for a morning. Having been stuck in the city for so many months, it's a much needed study break.
We first boarded a ship and sailed with produce and meet...


...definitely not a usual traveling companion. But rocking by the dock and catching the Hong Kong skyline from a distance was a welcomed sight.
Once we arrived, we borrowed some bikes (only 20HKD for an entire afternoon!) and explored the little fishing village/island.

The vibe of Cheung Chau is definitely a lot more different than Hong Kong island. Since it is mostly a fishing village, seafood filled the streets...


...finally ending up on our plates
1 comment:
ok, I totally have to go now.
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