As I said before, for my Hong Kong is not China, for many reasons. First, one Hong Kong citizens don’t have the same rights as other Chinese folks in the mainland ( Mainland identify areas outside Hong Kong and Macau). B. They have a different system of visas than Mainland and C. They are more English oriented than the rest of China.

Yesterday, I decided to don’t visit a particular place, instead of I visit some public spaces to feel the city, my first stop was in Kowloon Park a big green area in Hong Kong, which is weird, due to the high prices of land. This place, as I expected, was full of Senior citizens practising Thai Chi; the park is also used for cultural representation, and there is an Aviary in the middle of the park.

Later on, I went out to the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade, The area is under construction, but the Promenade is still there, with a good view of Hong Kong, but Hong Kong was cloudy, so the pictures are not clear.

After that, I walked in direction to Tsim Sha Tsui to see the promenade located there and take a ferry from Victoria Harbour

In the other side is located the Hong Kong island, so I roam between a network of bridges that connect upscale shoppings before to take a train to visit Dried Seafood Street located at [Des Voeux Road](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Des_Voeux_Road]. I was expecting something like a Chinatown but was clean and organised, but the food, of course very exotic.

At night, I met with my friend Jackie Chang from BootDev to have dinner and later on see other folks for a Drupal Happy Hour Meetup.

As always, it was a great night with my friend Jackie.

Walking

	Distance (steps)
Bangkok (today)	22.426
Previously	932.080
Total	954.506