Stanley is one of the places that travelers must go in Hong Kong. Stanley is located on the southeastern part of Hong Kong Island. The name of Stanley was given by Lord Stanley who is the British Secretary of State for War and the Colonies during the 19th-century. Stanley was the temporary administrative centre for British before they are moving to Victoria City (Central). Stanley was also a last stand place for Allied before they surrendering to Japanese troops during the World War II. Now, Stanley is a peaceful town and tourist attraction in Hong Kong.
The Boathouse at Stanley.
The Blake Pier at Stanley. The original structure was built in Central. On the year 2007, this structure was transferred to Murray House, Stanley.
Few girls wearing graduation robe outside the Murray House.
Murray House (Hong Kong Maritime Museum and restaurants). This building was re-build in year 1998. The original building was build by the colonial in year 1846. The previous location was in Central.
Pubs, cafes and restaurants, all are here. The design follows the western concept.
Dude, do you want some beer?
This is Stanley.
Stanley.
Blake Pier viewed from another angle.
The people busy fishing at the rocks side.
Stanley Market Road.
Stanley Market is the place where you can buy the souvenirs. Very cheap sumore!
Morphis The Moviewide Theater?
I don’t know who is she and she got so many fans. Her voice is very sweet. That’s what can I say. After the performance, at the backstage, she is passing by to me and says “Hello”. Hahaha.
I cannot understand what she saying. She speaks in Cantonese.
The crowds are watching the performance.
Two girls singing some English songs.
w00t w00t!!!
Tadaaa!!!!
Ok, done with the performance. Clap clap clap!!!
I’m good in stalking too. Here is one of my paparazzi photos that I secretly took.
The anime Cosplayers posing during the photoshoot.
A girl with maid costume. Very kawaii ler!!!
Time to pose!
The dresses look very weird but extremely unique.
Stanley is located in the south of Hong Kong Island.
Stanley Map. (Powered by Wikimapia @ Google Earth)
dasat siut g HK.. tak ajak aku pon!! hehehe….
Kim salam awek yg nyanyi tuh.. cakap abg duku kem salam
wow~ i wan to go HK too~~ hah
@duku: aku hari tu ada ajak..ko aje tak mau..hahaha
@panda: You can go there by AirAsia. Very cheap!
I wanna go! I wanna go!
Tolanic gonna pay for my airplane and travel fees.
long time didnt go hongkong already
heard that this place is very nice, i really hope to be there 1 days
hi, i really like to ask you, where did u stay in HK? im planning to go but i m looking for affordable and nice accommodation 😉
@HeHeHunter: You can go with your family. Woah, you want me to sponsor ka?
@johnny_ong: When is your last time been to Hong Kong?
@Calvyn: Yeap, very relaxing. Nice place to release stress. =)
@alli: Hi there. I was stayed at Tsim Sha Tsui. To be exact at Marco Polo Hotel @ Canton Road, just above the Harbour City. Very nice hotel and it’s surrounded by happening places in Hong Kong, but the rate is a bit pricey. How much is your budget for accommodation?
haha, at least they wear lolitas as cosplay… unlike m’sia lalas wear them as everyday outfit
@sirei/rei: The ways those cosplayers wear look very nice lah. Very agree with you about “lala”. That’s why they called it as “lala”. It’s because their fashion look a bit wrong. Don’t know on which part. Err, must be our weather not suitable to wear this kind of outfit? Hehehe.
that stanley house looks very cool. it’s very victorian. i wish i could step inside since i’m kinda crazy over architecture designs.
ooh the girls in lolita costume. pretty cute.
haha, definitely the weather. XD
@renaye: Yeah, I like the architecture design too, very classic.
@sirei/rei: Haha, funny lah you xD
I haven’t been to Hong Kong yet. I like the architecture. Very different from mainland China.
Nice photos . 
wow..nice…wondering if i can go there
@aline: Architecture in China is growing very fast. If you come again to China on another next 2 years, sure you will feel very shock and cannot recognize the look from what you saw few years ago. Hehehe
@elia: You can go there. Don’t worry.
You mentioned that you don’t understand cantonese huh? Then how did you communicate in HK?
@Shelz: Errr, eventhough I don’t understand Cantonese, I still can speak in English plus with body language. They can understand why I want. No problem. Hehehe. =)
I didn’t visit tt area at my last trip. I shld really head there the next time and hopefully learn some cantonese to survive the bargains. Haha.
@saint3: Yeap, can speak Cantonese is an advantage. Good luck =)
OMG, how come you get to travel so much? Bring me along in yr suitcase! :p
HK is great!.. I’m studying there now
but cost of living is kinda expensive.
Oh nice..maybe I should hit hk one day..
@saint3:
You cannot speak Cantonese? Then how do you communicate with them last time? In English? =)
@Hildamilda:
Ehh, I just heard Vince used the same sentence as yours! Hahaha
@poisonkagero:
I think the cost of living in HK is more expensive than in London. Hey, you are studying what course in HK?
@Black_Jeopardy:
Sure you can. =)
i see lolita…LOL…..
@v!vi@n:
Aha, must be you have tons of Lolita costume at home! =)
according to me, Hong kong best option for you if want to live in good culture and modernity so
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Aww, now I know where to visit.
@RollingFumblingThug:
Great! Have fun to Hong Kong ya! =)
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