The sun has long moved to dusk, but the city seemed never to sleep. Crowd in Tsim Sha Tsui immediately visible on the boards of the big names that graced every neon-lit building the streets in this area is not too wide and each side is equipped with a lane for pedestrians.

No wonder the Tsim Sha Tsui is called the heart of Hong Kong, This very strategic area for travelers, because you can find almost everything here. If thirsty or want to buy snacks, stay stopped at a mini market so easily found in every street! Famous boutiques such as Esprit, Chanel, Prada, Dior to Vivienne Westwood are just a few of the rows of brands other world. Renowned boutiques found other more down to Park Lane Shopping Boulevard on Nathan Road. During this down the road, see the pedestrians who look stylish and passing, became an interesting sight.

Not far to walk, at the end of Kimberley Road, I found Knutsford Terrace and Knutsford Steps are a gathering place for Hong Kong citizens and the expatriates in the evening. The corridor is located partially hidden contains cafes serving a variety of world cuisines, from Indian cuisine, France, Italy, until the Russian cuisine. The cafes and bars here open until three o’clock in the morning, although the tunnel is somewhat narrow but visitors are not Bothered and even more tonight even just getting crowded. » Read more: Hong Kong More Than a Shopping Town