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Old 27th August 2005 | 22:37
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Hi Guys,

I'm spending 3 days in HKG on layover this week, any suggestions on what to do besides beerdrinking and shopping ?

Can i go Karting anywhere ?

I appreciate any good ideas

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Old 28th August 2005 | 02:17
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beerdrinking and shopping are the only options open to you, dont know if you want to go for a hike or something of the sort?

There was a kart track,now closed!
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Old 28th August 2005 | 02:57
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I had heard there was a karting track out at Kai Tak. Haven't been personally. I was going to look into it last month, but alas ended up in Soho instead. Anyway, if you find it, let us know,...
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Old 28th August 2005 | 09:58
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You can go Karting in Macau.
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Old 28th August 2005 | 17:57
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Thanks for the tips guys, :up:

I've been on a hike already, and was thinking about going to Macau as well.
Where's the go-karting in Macau?

Any more suggestions are welcome ! i have 3 days to spend !
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Old 28th August 2005 | 18:10
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For more information, please contact the Automovel Clube de Macau - China (ACMC)
Avenida da Amizade, Edif. Grande Premio de Macau R/C, Macau
Tel: (853) 726578 Fax: (853) 726579
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Old 29th August 2005 | 15:54
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Maybe you will like the laser + music show at nite along the Victoria Harbour?
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Old 1st September 2005 | 02:24
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places to go

Hi all,

I'll also be in HK at the end of next week for a few days. It's my first visit in 10years so if anyone has suggestions on what to see and do that would be great. If your keen to have a beer with an aussie just post or pm me.

Cheers VneII
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Old 1st September 2005 | 11:34
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There're many activities available in this Asia's World City, even in three days =)

Well I went to plane spotting with friends (spotters and pilots) at HAECO some days while I was in Hong Kong, great fun...but spotting isn't as good as the one in Amsterdam!
If you are interested in planes...
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Old 1st September 2005 | 15:37
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You could always try the newest attraction in HKG, here
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Old 5th September 2005 | 09:18
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Hi Guys and girls,

Just wanted to let you know i enjoyed 3 nice days in a hot and humid HKG last week.

day 1 : day at the beach at Repulse bay :up: (took mini bus # 40 from Causewaybay)

day2 : botanical gardens and zoo ( http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/parks/hkzbg/en/index.php ) and computer mall

day3 : biked Cheng Chau island on a mountainbike, had dinner at the harbour over there.

I have another 3 days in HKG in two weeks from now,
Any more ideas ?
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Old 11th September 2005 | 03:34
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The karting place is definately closed. The terminal at Kai Tak is in the process of being pulled down.

As for suggestions, you could go up to the peak (on a nice day! ) and go for the short hour walk they have around the peak and take the Peak tram (although it is due for some maintenance this month I think).

Go and have a wander around Stanley market, and have a beer in one of the restaurants/pubs that overlook the sea.
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