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Yeahhh Hongkong is Hong Kong

超級黑油 大排檔先見到 沒換過 哈哈

Awesome video. Thanks! All that delicious food was .making me salivate 🙏🍲🥗💐🌈

Malaysia is top 4

Was this at Victoria Park ?

2001 911?

Isn't Dubai a City State or a city in India?

Wow🤩

What name of the street. Thanks

salam kenal dari indonesia.....hadir dan nyimak vidionya

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Welcome to Việt Nam Have a nice trip

Damn. It looks really not worthwhile 😂 Today is very cloudy.. Although it seems like there could be far fewer people January 19. When was this exactly?

Where is the place? Please.

I love the AIA carnival

I live in chun yeung estate 👇

the city I love , HONG KONG ! thank you !

😊😊🏆🏆 Wish to visit amazing Vietnam some years

Crazy to see malaysia in top 5

might be considered poor but i love sham sui po, some of my fav's place to eat are there, as well mong kok or jordan

Please stop filming in 60fps. Too much flickering lights. 24fps is perfect for these videos

love the atmosphere.

快就几快嘎，但系就甘咦抖两下，就真系睇唔出有几好窝气啰，加上量又多

Wonderful walk! I can't believe you did it in runners with all that snow. When was this filmed? What time of day? It's so deserted in the morning walk and yet they've recently announced measures to restrict the amount of tourists that can be allowed in the area past 5 pm.

Macau and hong kong are cities not countries

Macau and Hong Kong are not countries, they are all a part of china.

Thanks for the awesome video. I didnt think that the train would be travelling that fast. Happy New Year! 😊

there is another one somewhere ,where even the shops have to move off the tracks

Thanks for taking us to see Vietnam's famous train Street. Very colorful and interesting video presentation. We enjoyed being part of this amazing tour thank you

I want to travel to king kong

This uncle is cooking Chinese cooking Kung Fu.

‘Dai Pai Dong’is not many in Hongkong now.

That guy is a hong kong legend cooking all that food ... how was the food?

Bon Appetit did a video on these guys, they're cooking with Kerosene so the amount of heat is amazing.

The guy with the matching orange tank and shorts is an absolute beast.

Great video! I grew up and lived in Kwun Tong in the 70s, and played in the Yuet Wah playground when I was a kid. I would not call that area poor. Back in the days it would have been an area for the middle income families. Yes, there are some very old public housing - 50 plus years. It looks reasonably maintained.

Hokkian community there !

Kennedy Town imo is the true heaven 😢

You can't walk on the sidewalk at night. Restaurants set up chairs and do business. They stare at people walking on the sidewalk. They park their motorcycles sideways and charge parking fees. If you try to avoid them and walk on the road, the motorcycles honk at you to get out of the way. If you go sightseeing, you have to learn how to cross the road while avoiding the motorcycles. If you take a taxi because it's inconvenient to walk, you have to worry about the exorbitant fare. Roads where tourists can walk comfortably. If India's infrastructure and motorcycle traffic culture don't change, the country will become more and more backward.

Nice....but too overcrowded.....

Greatly enjoyed viewing your walking in the bustling streets of Hanoi Vietnam. Thanks for sharing this colorful and exciting tour who is amazing and interesting destinations with us. Happy holidays.

Have you thought about visiting the war prison called the Hanoi Hilton? That would be a great video.

Have you thought about visiting the war prison called the Hanoi Hilton?...that would be a good video

What a coincidence...I’ve been thinking of vacationing there for the last 2 weeks.😊

With all those station entrances and tunnels under the streets leading to the platforms, it's almost like a separate city underground, which mimics the streets above. If it weren't for the fact that everyone is on their way to somewhere else, it would make sense to put storefronts on all those tunnel walls and add a third more retail space to the city.

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I'm considering a family trip to Hong Kong in the next couple years and while researching places to stay/go in Wan Chai, and trying to figure out how to connect to the MTR, I was consistently led on Google Maps to that one particular entrance to the Wan Chai MTR station on Lee Tung St, but I had the hardest time locating it because it is marked wrong on Google Maps. I finally figured out where it was, but it was frustrating because Google Street View didnt have a good view of the station entrance. So , I type "Wan Chai Hong Kong" into UA-cam and up pops this video, and within minutes, a perfect view of the MTR station entrance i was looking for. Thank you for this great perspective of the neighborhood. When I finally do visit, I will feel like I have been there before.

nice video,what camera did you used?iphone?

Poor fish being cleaned by interner and it takes forever to be done. 😂