The first Buddhist temple that we visited in China was located in the small village of Baidu in Guangdong province. Despite the fact that it was very small, we still were very impressed by all the known and unknown deities and saint of all kinds. Later on in our travels we have visited numerous sacred sites and temples which were operating or abandoned. Some of them unfortunately have absolutely lost their spirit and work for the benefit of tourism. Still we have encountered many that have still not lost it.

  There are places in this world in which you fall in love in the first minutes. It is when you enjoy every step you take. It’s when you realize that you’re looking at the same house already for several minutes and you suddenly realize that you want to take photos of everything around . It’s is then you lose track of time and all of your problems disappear you just want to go out there and discover. Well this happened to us in Xiamen.

“China is a train, Hong Kong is a plane, my friend” – Indian food seller.

   About this city so many movies, books and hundreds of photos were takes, still to really feel it you must visit it. Some people love it, some hate it but definitely it leaves nobody indifferent. We go here so often that it seems when we finally will stop doing so we will never forget all the international-multi-lingual music on the streets, smell of cuisines from all over the world, beautiful people, colorful lights, funny money and of course crazy prices! The place we are talking about is of course Hong Kong (香港, literally – “fragrant harbor”).