Tarzan's Tree House in Disneyland

Yea, there's this place called Tarzan's Tree House in the Adventure Land of Hong Kong Disneyland

It's an island isolated from the Disneyland Mainland and reachable through boats and what-e-ver water transport you can think of! Don't be silly to ask me Jet Ski can or not =="

Yea, Tarzan stayed in Jungle where you see rocks and grasses....

The hanging bridge to Tarzan's Tree House

Yea, there's waterfall in Jungle... This a super scale down one ==''

Here you meet Mr. Tarzan!

Erms, Mr. Tarzan plate, bowl and vask?

I guess this is Mr. Tarzan water sources xDxD

Exam in 4 hours time.... Freedom comes in 7 hours later!

We Went Round & Round in Disneyland

During my visit to Hong Kong Disneyland, mom wanted to ride on the Merry Go Round as she never ride one before in her life. Well, all of us accompanied her to take on a ride =]

Couldn't took a very steady pictures of this as the horses I'm riding go up and down as well =P

Yeah, we did sat on this magic cup and go round & round & round until we are dizzy... lol

Decent Pictures at Magic Kingdom

Except for jump shot, we did took some decent shots at Magic Kingdom. Not to mention it rains cat and dog after our picture session....

Xiangcool is at Hong Kong Disneyland!

As I promise in the last post, I finally forced myself to view through the pictures I took in Disneyland and selected some to post it here. Sorry but I have to separate it to few post as I took around 800 pictures in Disneyland? Haha.....

Actually I had been to the Disneyland in Orlando 8 years back, Hong Kong Disneyland is freaking small as compared to it. As my tour guide said, Hong Kong Disneyland is famous for one thing....

SMALL!

Okay, this post is more alike pictures album for my family as I'm lazy to edit another batch of pictures to upload it to facebook.... So bear with it if you can't stand the same background pictures too much.. Sorry ya...

Hong Kong Disneyland which is the fifth Magic Kingdom-style theme park is owned and managed by the Hong Kong International Theme Parks. The park consists of four themed land similar to other Disneyland parks : Main Street, U.S.A, Fantansyland, Adventureland and Tomorrowland.

Currently the Hong Kong Disneyland is 22.4 hectares (55acres) in size, which explained why it's the smallest Disneyland in the world. It is expected to be expand to 27.4 hectares (68 acres) when the three new themed areas are completed on 2014.

The capacity of the park is 34000 visitors per day and expected able to accomodate 1 million visitors per day. It has so far fallen short meeting its targeted visitorship figures.

This scene is exactly the one in Orlando and I took a picture in front of that too....

Probably I try to dig out where's the picture I took exactly same scene 8 years back and post here =]

Okay, the queue to take pictures with Mickey and Minnie is around half an hour. I'm not gonna queue up man...

Seriously it's a scale down version of the Disneyland Orlando I been.. But all these structures slowly bring out the memories 8 years back

The Magic Kingdom is just ahead!

Okay, they are too cute and I regretted not to take picture with them! haha

Okay, I can't remember names for those cartoon? What's this ducky called ya? Is it Daisy?

Oh ya, I spotted this damn awesome crystal Magic Kingdom !

Not too expensive but cost only HKD 300000! Okay, I can buy a Honda Civic with that ==''

XiangCool Dot Com is Featured on The Star!

Just to share something with you guys that my blog was featured on Star Rage yesterday =]

There were 2 other bloggers featured this week as well...

And

Yea, thanks Niki Cheong and Star Rage for featuring my blog =]

Next post I will be blogging about my visit to Disneyland Hong Kong few weeks ago =]

Stay tuned!

Night Life in Hong Kong Lan Kwai Fong

After hanging out at Ladies Street, we went back Hotel as the elders are tired and need their rest for the upcoming tour.

The youngsters like us tempted to visit the famous drinking and clubbing place in Hong Kong, Lan Kwai Fong. A small square of streets in Central, Hong Kong. It's now a popular expatriate haunt in Hong Kong. How can us miss out the night life in Hong Kong right?

There's a saying goes, when the lights go down, the "in crowd" heads for Lan Kwai Fong, a buzzing centre of clubs, bars and restaurants. This cheerful warren of Western-style restaurants, nightclubs, delicatessens and bars is a must for night owls and people watchers.

Lan Kwai Fong is an L-shaped, cobble-stoned lane surrounded by Central's cluster of skyscrapers. Nearby lanes are also buzzing with bistros and pubs in Hong Kong trendiest nightlife area.

If I dun mention it here, you wouldn't know Lan Kwai Fong used to be a hawkers place before the Second World War ya...

As you can see the crowd filling up the street when night goes darker...

Han Czee in front of Coach Store

Central Road Sign


I wouldn't dare to walk pass this Alley if it's in Malaysia

Getting more and more people it's Wednesday only. Can't imagine if it's weekend...

Spotted this car parking beside the road... Sexyyyy

Looks familiar right from TV? Spot the Toni and Guy sign? Lolx..

Art + People = Fringe Club?

Hunt for this stair case area which used to appear in Hong Kong drama

A corner view of Lan Kwai Fong...

Try to take at lower shutter but my hand not steady enough

Well, not to mention we spend around RM100 taxi fares just to experience the Hong Kong night life at Lan Kwai Fong =]