Choosing a destination to go on a solo trip can be the most daunting of the entire process. You’re so excited to go everywhere that choosing a few places becomes a seemingly impossible task. Below are a list of 10 destinations that I thoroughly enjoyed and would recommend anyone to go. These are all places … More 10 Solo Destinations You May Not Think About
So, a burger joint in the heart of Hong Kong when you’re surrounded by all these amazing restaurants? Absolutely. Look, as much as I love eating all types of food, sometimes, nothing beats a good ol’ burger and fries to hit the spot. This place will not disappoint. I actually found out about this place … More Butchers Club Burger
This might be the number one tourist site in Hong Kong. And on a clear day, it’s easy to see why. There are different ways to get to the peak but most will take the tram since it’s such an iconic part of Hong Kong. Here’s the easiest way to get there as well as … More How to get to Victoria Peak
If you want to eat some great noodles at a low price, I can think of none better than Tsim Chai Kee near Hong Kong Station. This is a very small shop that’s located in what might be considered a small side street. If you’re looking to check out the mid level escalators, just walk … More Tsim Chai Kee Noodle Shop
If you make it to the monastery of 1000 Buddhas, you could go one extra stop on the MRT and go see some horse racing at Sha Tin racetrack. Live racing occurs on Sundays and the MRT makes a special stop at the track (but only on racing days). The admittance fee is $10HKD (about … More Sha Tin Racetrack in Hong Kong
This had kind of been on list of places I wanted to check out but wasn’t sure if I would have the time. This is certainly an easy enough site to reach since it’s right off the Sha Tin MRT stop. Depending on when you go, you’ll probably see a huge crowd of people. This … More 10,000 Buddhas Monastery
Macau is interesting to say the least. Although it has casinos that will rival those found in Vegas, it also has a rich history that makes is a popular vacation spot for the non-gambling crowd. Here is a quick guide to getting to and around Macau. Getting to Macau is easy since a ferry from … More Guide to Macau
For three nights, I moved across the harbor and stayed at the JW Marriott on Hong Kong Island. It’s located at the Admiralty MTR stop and there’s even a shopping mall connected to it. The staff was incredible and the location was fantastic. The only complaint is it’s a little difficult to find from the … More Review: JW Marriott Hong Kong – Blowing Away Expectations
The last time I was here a couple years ago, there was a lot of construction going on at the hotel and the area was kind of a pain to get around. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the hotel and the staff (and the location along the harbor can’t be beat). Unfortunately I tried … More Review – Intercontinental Hong Kong
As far as I’m concerned, there’s really only one way to get from the airport to the city and it’s the Airport Express. Sure, you can take a taxi or a bus, but I have no idea how much time that would take and I can’t imagine a taxi would be cheaper at all. Cost … More Getting from Hong Kong Airport to Downtown Like a Local
A Single Wanderer 