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Hong Kong is a place like no other. It has the hustle and bustle of Manhattan (though even more crowded, imagine that), a top notch food scene, high-end designer stores and cool quirky shops, and so. much. more. There are many things to do in Hong Kong, but here are four simple things I highly recommend you do on your trip.
I'm a sucker for high viewpoints.
In every city I travel to, one of my "must-dos" is to find a high viewpoint. Why? I love taking in the surroundings from the angle, seeing where I've walked around below.
Plus, much of the time it includes an adventurous aspect like a hike or stumbling across it unexpectedly. #adventure
With my camera in tow, I've made it to the top of some incredible high viewpoints around the world.
And, as always when it comes to traveling, there is often a story behind the photo.
In this post I'm sharing with you 16 of my absolute favorite viewpoints I've been to around the world!
What's it like to travel to seven countries in 4.5 weeks across multiple continents?!
It's tough to sum up such an experience into one sentence.
You see, with travel - especially fast travel like this trip - I was constantly on the move: planning the trip as I went, keeping up with client work when I found internet connections, and trying to maximize my time in each amazing city I visited.
Exhausting and exhilarating could describe what it was like traveling to those places in a month's time.
"What?! You're sharing the worst moments too? Isn't traveling and the digital nomad lifestyle all cocktails and laptops on the beach?!"
With blogging, videos, and social media, we all choose to show the highlights of our lives.
In this post I'm sharing both sides of the story, as there are always positive and negative things that happen while traveling - just as there are positive and negative things that happen when you're home.
Here are the memories that stand out the most on this trip!
Macau is a unique treasure in Asia that you may have never heard of, but should definitely visit at least once in your life.
It's like a European piece of Asia, mixed with Portugal, a little bit of Las Vegas, and...egg tarts.
Oh, the egg tarts. So delicious. :)
I'm also pretty sure this is the only place in the world where you'll find signs written in both Chinese and Portuguese. It's pretty trippy at first glance, haha.
With ferries leaving about every half hour from Hong Kong, and the ferry ride only one hour each way, it's a quick & easy day trip.
Read on for my day trip guide to Macau & tips on the logistics of getting there from Hong Kong (hint: it's pretty simple!)
