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        <title>Arrival in Hong Kong</title>
        <author><name>Petra Bucheli</name></author>
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            <p><strong>Wednesday
20<sup>th</sup> June, 2012</strong></p>

<p>At
the end of our stay in Australia Konrad was pat down to check for
liquids! Good luck he did not have a flask.
With
frosty temperatures we entered the plane after 9 hours we reached
Hong Kong.
The
airport of Hong Kong is very big and we had to walk much. At the end
of a escalator was a thermal camera and if spots a body which is too
warm, they will take the temperature with the fever thermometer. </p>

<p>After
a long queue at the immigration we got our passport stamped and are
now allowed to stay for 90 days in Hong Kong.
With
the train we went from the island with the airport to Hong Kong
Island.
We
found our hotel fast then it is directly in the center. As I opened
the door of our room I realized why the hotel is called Mini Hotel.
Not the hotel is small, but the rooms. But it is perfectly and very
functionally equipped.
In
the early evening we wanted to go to the Peak. We were not the only
ones who wanted to go with the “tramway” to the top. A funicular
goes step up and the upper station is at 400 m altitude. There is a
huge tourist trap with many shops. As we entered the funicular we
could already see a black cloud and when we were on the top it was
already covered. Wafts of mist passed and it felt subtropical. The
bad weather limited the sight, but we could still see the lights of
the skyscrapers.
On
the way back we experienced how the people entered the funicular in
near panic to get a seat. We were polite and did not push, but were
also the only one doing so.</p>

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