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                          in Hong Kong - Page 4 - Tourism Rules |   
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                          view from the Peak Now we settle into the pure tourism portion of the trip. 
                          What follows are some true tourist sights of Hong Kong. 
                          First up, this lovely view of Central/Wanchai from the 
                          Peak, Hong Kong's most popular tourist attraction. Victoria 
                          Harbor is visible, as is the Bank of China building, 
                          an architectural marvel built in 1990. It's that structure 
                          to the left center of the photo with the large "X" 
                          marks on it.
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                        | Yet 
                          another view from the Peak Another angle on Hong Kong from the Peak. Neat, 
                          huh? At this point on my trip, I stopped to ponder my 
                          significance in the Universe. What was I compared to 
                          those tall, imposing structures far below me? How did 
                          I relate to the people teeming in the streets, each 
                          one trying to go about their daily lives? How would 
                          I be able to afford lunch at the peak, which included 
                          a ridiculous ten US dollars for a mixed drink? Lacking 
                          answers, I went DVD shopping instead.
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                        | The 
                          Sam Tuk Uk Museum Located in the New Territories, the Sam Tuk Uk Museum 
                          is reached via the Tseun Wan MTR exit. The Sam Tuk Uk 
                          Museum is a restored walled village which was probably 
                          built in the late 1700s. This particular village housed 
                          a Hakka clan called the Chans (not to be confused with 
                          the Texas Chans, who own their own ranch). A central 
                          hall is surrounded by kitchens and simple living quarters. 
                          Farming equipment, furniture, and a historical retrospective 
                          are all on display within the village walls.
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                        | Stealth 
                          Mode Unfortunately, pictures are not allowed within most 
                          of Sam Tuk Uk village since they're afraid that the 
                          camera flashes will have a negative affect on the historical 
                          artifacts. The exterior is fair game, as are the numerous 
                          interior walls which make up the compound. The picture 
                          to the right details our attempt at taking a picture 
                          of the Ancestral Hall, which is a definite no-no. After 
                          making sure the coast was clear, we moved on our target. 
                          Sadly, I was discovered and the guards called for backup. 
                          A few gunshots took out my remaining health points. 
                          Game Over.
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