The moment we stepped foot onto HK grounds the cold wind was blowing like mad. The temperature was 14 in the morning / afternoon and 10 or 8 at night. Nothing like SG. Shared a room with YN. A rather small room, but it was sufficient enough. Snucked in snacks and munch at night. Oh, and cup noodles =/ Mainly hanged out with Jaz, JieLing and YN
First Day- HongKong Museum of History
Symphony of Lights
Second Day- Dance training
Dance Exchange with local HK school
LADIES MARKET
Third Day- Repulse Bay. Aberdeen Fishing Village, Sha Tin Heritage Museum
Victoria Peak
Dance Rehearsal
Fourth Day- HongKong DisneyLand
Performance
Last Day- Shopping At Factory Outlet

The students at the local school were really friendly. They were all welcoming us at their door when we came. Honestly, it was quite overwhelming. Had a Hip hop lesson by their instructor. Her stretching exercises were damn power, it even included Mr Dan's elbow. And so we thought we could escape Mr Dan's horror elbow exercise. No, we were SO wrong. Her choreography was cool and fun to dance to. :D Shucks! I didn't get that song track. ): Lastly had a final interaction with the students in the dance club and we exchanged msn and fb!

I don't wanna talk about shopping. =/

We went to the wax museum instead of going up to the top floor or exploring the building. Venturing to the Haunted House was thrilling! Real people rushed out and scare us. Mrs Lim was the leader. Followed by Siew "Jie" LOL I heard She tugged and pushed Mrs Lim! Although it was a real disappointment that Andy Lau and Aaron Kwok isn't available in the Gallery. (They are out of town, would be back in feb) I think it was still worth it to get the tickets and take pictures with celebrities or famous people such as William Shakespeare, Presidents of United States, Johnny Depp and Micheal Jackson.

Only one word to describe the DisneyLand performance experience. Incredible :D

The rest of the photos will be uploaded at FB (:

One of our guide.

At the Peak.