Our first full day in Hong Kong

The morning started out with a walk to nearby Victoria Park.  It's a green oasis with busy roads around the park perimeter.  It's Saturday and locals are out in force, some doing Tai Chi, others in organized exercise groups with matching outfits.  The tennis courts remind me of the ones back home in Sorauren Park with groups of Asian men playing tennis punctuated by a running commentary in Mandarin.

After a dalliance watching the 3rd game of the World Series, it was off to the Peak.

We tried out the local subway system and made it to the Peak Tram area where long lines to just buy a ticket made it easy to go to Plan B - the taxi.  The road to the top winds its way up through various levels, each one a community of its own.  At the top, there are great views of the harbor with walking areas around the top, an impressive sight.

Back near our hotel, we walked around a shopping and restaurant area - brings new meaning to the word "bustling".  Read later that Hong Kong is one of the densest cities in the world along with Shanghai and Macau.