Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lifestyle. Show all posts
Saturday, May 18, 2024
Regent Taipei Encore
“I felt I am right at home…,” this may be a little bit of overstatement as we were checking in to Regent Taipei at their top floor Tai Pan Lounge, but I did feel totally at ease to stay in the familiar ground when we spent a few days in Taipei in early April. I was there for a quick stay back in October during our whirlwind tour of Taiwan, but this time, two of us got to spend more time with this legendary hotel right in the busiest district in Taipei.
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Asia
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City
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Hotel
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Lifestyle
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Regent Taipei
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sightseeing
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Tai Pan Lounge
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Taipei
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Taiwan
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travel
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weekend
Saturday, October 7, 2023
Guangzhou: High Speed Rail, Concert, MO, Michelin Cantonese and More
Worth the $100 billion in construction cost or not, the High Speed Rail did minimize much hassle for travelling from Hong Kong to nearby Chinese cities. Recently we spent a weekend in Guangzhou recently with our train ride taking slightly less than 2 hours from the city center of Hong Kong to the city center of Guangzhou (in the past a similar trip would have been twice as long with more stops in between)
Sunday, January 9, 2022
Plan B Staycation
An unwilling change of plan got me scrambling for Plan B on a weekend of celebration. We have done our fair bits of staycation around local hotels but that didn't mean we couldn't do one more - and this time it's at the Grand Hyatt Hong Kong.
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Asia
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Grand Hyatt Hong Kong
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Hong Kong
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Hotel
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Lifestyle
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Luxury
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serious dining
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Staycation
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travel
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Wanchai
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weekend
Saturday, March 24, 2018
Exploring the Garment District
The neighborhood of Shum Shui Po could be different things to different people – to computer and electonics geeks, this is the place where they fetch the latest gadgets inside the legendary Golden Arcade, or at one of the outdoor stalls on the block of Ap Liu Street; there’s also a street dedicated to toys, dai pai dong/street food, Chinese dessert soups and many more. And on the other side of this old commercial/residential mixed neighborhood, there were a few blocks of shops for fabrics and all garment accessories – there were specialty shops for everything from buttons to ribbons to threads and needles and more, carrying down from the days when this is where all the garment factories were.
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a beautiful store
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art
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Cafe
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common room
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Design
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Hong Kong
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Household goods
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Kowloon
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Lifestyle
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midway voyage
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Mong Kok
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Neighborhood
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Shop
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Shopping
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Shum Shui Po
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Zakka
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