Just caught a movie "Man of Steel" and it was soooo good!
I will be flying off for a 3 days work trip tomorrow and will be back on Thursday morning.
So, here's another post of my hk trip to Madame Tussauds also known as wax museum!
We took a train to Central station and took a short walk to Peak Tram.
It wasn't my first time here but its the first time i took the peak tram up and i'm super looking forward to visit the wax museum!
Managed to take a snapshot of the different pricing package and we went for the first one which cost HK250 per pax.
The queue for the peak tram was super long and we waited for about 20 mins before we could board the tram.
It was pretty cold when we reached as we were almost at the peak! I was freezing and regretted not wearing thicker clothing that day.
The first wax figurine we see was Jackie Chan playing martial arts! haha!
It was so interesting to look closely at the wax figurine as it was almost the same as the real person.
I have filtered out some pictures to post it up here as there's way too many pictures we took!
So i shall let the pictures do the talking.
HAHAHA SO PERVERT LOOK! ;)
With Andy Lau & Jay Chou!!!!
This pic looks like we are jumping down from the building. LOL!
You can cover the whole of Madame Tussauds in about 1 hr time. Its pretty small in my opinion.
There's a "SCREAM" section that i didn't managed to go cos i'm too timid to go in. haha
My bf went in and he told me there's nothing scary inside and the staff over there is trying to make us scare only!
Visited Sky Terrace after that and it was terribly cold and the wind is so strong that i have to keep making sure that my skirt won't fly up.
I would say do visit Madame Tussauds when you are coming to HK but if you have visited Madame Tussauds in other countries, you can skip this cos it is much smaller in HK.
Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
Shop P101, The Peak Tower, 128 Peak Road, The Peak, Hong Kong, China
Visited one of the famous stall selling wan ton mee for our dinner and its located somewhere near Central station.
Tsim Chai Kee 沾仔记 98, Wellington St. Central, Hong Kong Tel: 2850 6471
Daily: 8am – 10 pm
Daily: 8am – 10 pm
You can choose either one topping for your noodles and they have shrimp wonton, beef slices and fish ball. They are very generous with the size of the wonton and the prawn are so fresh and chunky!
Will be continuing my HK trip in the next entry and we are heading to Macau the following day! :)
Stay hydrated and stay indoors to avoid the haze and i'm glad that today PSI is so much lower and i can finally see the clear blue sky again!
Much love,
Jamie
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