# Hongkong as seen from the Victoria Peak. We struggled to find a good viewpoint, it was overflowing with gizillion tourists, but it was worth it.# One of the countless, over-the-street pedestrian crossings in Hongkong. This particular one is located close to the piers on the Hongkong Island.# Women at play. I think it was Mahjongg. We often saw people playing on the streets, either Mahjongg, or card games. Sometimes even for money. Hongkong.# Back side of the city. No glass or polished steel, like on a facades of so many modern skyscrapers, just pipes, wires, air conditioners, supplies. The old way. Hongkong.# Hongkong Island.# Midday break.# Pedestrians.## A crowd.# One of the streets seen from the central mid-level escalator system. It's the unorthodox, 800 meters long set of elevators designed to move people between apartments on hills, and business center on the Hongkong Island, saving them a lot of traffic jams.# I have never went inside, but I am fairly confident they can make an excellent suite.# Hongkong is a hot and humid place. Having an AC is a must.# Kowloon seen from one of the piers on the Hongkong island.# Hongkong.# View at the feet of Tian Tan Buddha on the Lantau Island, Hongkong.# Hongkong.