The Golden Bauhinia Square is an open area in Wan Chai North, Hong Kong by the sea side. It was named after the giant sculpture at the center of the area. As you can see, there was an enormous building behind the sculpture. Unfortunately, we can't visit it because it was closed.
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| The "Forever Blooming Bauhinia" Sculpture |
After that, we went to the sea side to have a glimpse of the scenery.
it is not often I see a skyline like that. Great shot for WW.
ReplyDeleteI have question, Hongkong is an island right? It seems that Hongkong is covered with tall buildings just wonder where does people live? Lovely shot thanks for sharing!
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These are great shots, Jenn! I love to see photos of place I havn't been to. And your blog design is wonderful with the background of leaves. I live in Canada where we have lots of maple trees that have all turned red and gold now that it's autumn...
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful shots! You ARE very good at photography!
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Wonderful pictures of an interesting part of the world. I think you're a very good photographer!
ReplyDeleteThe golden statue is very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI like the way the sun is glinting off that tall tower in the middle photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the golden bauhinia square.
ReplyDeleteThe statute is beautiful. Nice shots of the city.
ReplyDeleteNice photos of skyscrapers and water :0
ReplyDeleteImpressive, you took these pictures on your own, good photography!
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that building is the HK Convention Center, i don't remember we are allow to go in unless there's any exhibition.. oh, that brand new ICC building looks so "sparkling" bright under the sun~~
ReplyDeleteI was in HK recently but I didn't see this sculpture. I think we saw the fancy building from a distance. HK is a fun place - love the food there. My fav - roasted goose :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful harbor views! I've been to HK once, but I vaguely remember this..
ReplyDeleteGreat views!
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