For anyone going to Hong Kong, I think the journey to Lantau Island was unmissable. The main attraction of the island was, none other than the Giant Buddha himself. I think all the walking was enough to burn off whatever extra calories I've put on. Despite the hazy weather conditions that day, the view was still fabulous with its challenging walking trails for walkers to enjoy.
Look how peaceful and serenity the Buddha looks.
Happy Photo Hunters and Happy walking folks!**********************************
First commenter - Ayie
First commenter - Ayie
I didn't get to visit this place there...so disappointing missing this big Buddha attraction!
ReplyDeleteNice photo, nice adventure you had. Thanks for sharing!
Have a great day!!
Btw, what are the things you can do on this site?
ReplyDeleteThis is a cool Buddha statue. The next beautiful one but with the Goddess of Mercy by the same sculptor is in Penang. :)
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I didn't visit this place when I was in HK becos I was busy shopping. :P
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. It was well worth the visit! Have a great weekend
ReplyDeleteReally good photos for this week. :)
ReplyDeleteI think the only times I ever walk that much, is while traveling. In self-defense against all the eating!:-) Good post!
ReplyDeleteHope you’ll stop by mine!
I am a walk-a-lot person. It's good exercise! :)
ReplyDeleteI wish could walking there as well someday ;)
ReplyDeleteMy entry this week: in HERE. I hope that you can stop by as well. Thanks
Lovely Buddha statue, I personally wouldn't mind walking to visit it. :)
ReplyDeleteyou're most welcome Ayie.
ReplyDeleteNevermind, there's always a next time. i bet there is always room for some fun and relaxation!
if you have time, you can check out the story behind this website.
http://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/attractions/outlying-giant-buddha.html
Criz,
ReplyDeleteyou mean the one at Kek Lok Si? yup, it is truly impressive and I bet it will look even more stunning when the statue is completed.
ECL,
ReplyDeleteIf you are in HK next time, take the time to check out this place. You won't regret it. This area is a wonderful place to visit.
Mei Teng,
ReplyDeleteyup, walking is a good form of exercise. walking daily is good for our health and general well being.
JL,
ReplyDeleteif you ever visit HK, don't miss the opportunity to visit this awesome place.
To the other PH participants,
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting and leaving your wonderful comments here.
Beautiful shots and nice take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.
wow, that looks very large with the people there!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place... lots of steps... hard for old knees like mine. Mine is up here.
ReplyDeleteLike ECL, last time I was in HK, I was too busy checking out shopping places.:D
ReplyDeleteAloha from Maui, Hawaii!!
ReplyDeleteWow..I can actually say I visited there before--way back in the 80's.
Nice shot!!
Please stop by & visit my blog over at http://upcountrysmiles.com.
Thank you,
Cindy O
It is a good place to walk. Nice one. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeletenice pics!! yeah, you can burn extra calories by walking ;-)
ReplyDeleteMy hubby and I were there in 2001, it was quite an experience. Nice take. Here's mine http://www.mirasblog.com/2009/05/photo-hunt-15-walking.html
ReplyDeleteGreat shots and what a beautiful city to walk in. Happy weekend.
ReplyDeletePeople are scared to visit HK now as there's a confirmed H1N1 flu patient. :(
ReplyDeleteI need to rub that budha's belly,..lol. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect for the photohunt.
An attraction that's a must to visit. Though the long flight of steps out don't exactly appeal to many :P
ReplyDeleteYey, I'm a first commenter! Thanks for grabbing my badge. I was lucky enough to log in early morning that time.
ReplyDeleteI saw the link (story), thanks for sharing. Perhaps when we go to hk disneyland we'll get to visit that place.
the buddha has such a calming effect on others. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I would be walking to see these statues too.
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