Hong Kong

My decision to come to India was very last minute, so I couldn't get the same plane ticket as everyone else. The cheapest ticket I found online after searching for almost 2 days turned out to be the one arriving and leaving only 30 minutes earlier and than the group's flight, so it fit the schedule perfectly. Furthermore, the ticket had a layover in Hong Kong both ways (7 hours on the way to India and more than 15 hours on the way back), which turned out to be perfect for me because I really wanted to go to HK but didn't have the budget or time to do so.
= This ticket was GOLDEN

My train ticket to the main island

I'm in Hong Kong!!

HELLO HONG KONG!!!!! 

t didn't surprise me at all that Andrew would choose to wear a

purple V-neck

pink shorts

boat shoes

= So Andrew Noh

And I made him carry my 15 lbs bag hahaha

????? One thing I noticed about Hong Kong escalators:
(and I still dont know WHY - someone pleasssse explain this to me)
You have to circle around and go to the opposite side to keep going up (or down)
Unlike the Korean and US ones where the escalators going the same direction
are located right next to each other.
One thought I have is that people are forced to look at the shops next to them
as they walk around to the other side.

I really don't get it, can someone PLEASSEEEEE tell me?

I wasn't feeling so great on the plane so I barely ate anything that day.
So excited about the dumpling soup....

Andrew looking at the menu....
Then we were told that anything steamed doesn't come out until the dinner time.
Well, it was 3pm, we picked the most awkward time to go eating

The PAWN
On the way to get ramen

The famous ramen place near Andrew's house
But they weren't serving food at that awkward time either...
FAIL x 2