Wandering Fel

Not sure if there was a bunny festival or something but I guess this is just one of the art exhibition at Tsim Sha Tsui area. Summer bunnies? Hehe.

After passing through the cute bunnies, we finally arrived at the Clock Tower. The original Clock Tower was actually part of a railway station which connected Kowloon and Canton district. The railway station has long been erected but Hong Kong government decided to keep the iconic Clock Tower as one of the iconic national landmarks of Hong Kong.

Just opposite the Clock Tower, you can see the ferry terminal, Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier Terminal. 

Too bad it was kinda foggy that day. But a clear blue sky is seldom spotted in Hong Kong. =(

Tsim Sha Tsui is a pretty convenient area for you to spend the night whenever you visit Hong Kong. We stayed in Butterfly on Prat at Tsim Sha Tsui and found this hotel to be quite comfortable both the room and the location. You can directly check their rates here,

A Victorian-style carriage was spotted in the heritage plaza. The aristocrats in that era is probably travelling by this means. 

A historical map of Hong Kong is shown on the floor in front of the heritage hotel.

Nowadays, the buildings are used as a heritage hotel, shopping mall and exhibition hall. And it is also equipped with elevators so you don't have to climb the stairs to reach the upper level of the building.

Birdcage installed on the plaza. I kinda wondered what the theme on that day. 

There is a wedding photoshoot going on at that time. It seems that the photoshoot was done for an advertorial purpose. Admiring those models strutting in a heavy wedding gown under the hot sun. #committed

1881 Heritage is located at Tsim Sha Tsui. It is within walking distance from the Tsim Sha Tsui MRT Station. You just need to find your way (checking map in the MRT station and follow the street sign) to Canton Road.