Hong Kong

The insane city as viewed from the top of Victoria Peak. Hong Kong Island in the foreground, followed by Victoria Harbor, and Kawloon. www.adler-photo.com

Yum

This looks fantastic.www.adler-photo.com

Roast Goose

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Checkerboard Hill

The famed Checkerboard from the approach to the old Kai Tak Airport. www.adler-photo.com

Fresh Chicken

So fresh...it's in the cage next to the display. www.adler-photo.com

Streetside Butcher

There were a ton of these streetside butchers. www.adler-photo.com

Tsing Ma Bridge

The world's ninth-longest span suspension bridge, linking the Tsing Yi and Ma Wan islands together. www.adler-photo.com

Tai O

An hour bus ride from world's most vertical city is the small fishing village Tai O. Here there are no cars, and people still live in beat up stilt houses. Though the fishing industry exists, most of the people make their money off the tourists starting to discover the place. www.adler-photo.com

Street Food

An asian hipster making our dinner in the famed Temple Street Night Market. www.adler-photo.com

Central

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Huge Apple Store

The Apple Store in the IFC Mall is huge, it even has a glass spiral staircase. www.adler-photo.com

Hong Kong on a Friday Night

Hong Kong on a Friday night is insane. www.adler-photo.com

Lo So Shing Beach

A quick boat ride from the city, the quiet Lamma Island has no cars or tall buildings. Just little villages and empty beaches, only accessible by boat or hiking. We walked from Yung Sue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan on the other side of the island, and came across Lo So Shing beach. www.adler-photo.com

Tent Hotel

A hostel in an apartment, filled with tents. An interesting idea, but it completely sucked. www.adler-photo.com

Bakery

Fresh anything you can imagine from tons of bakeries; five items for less than the price of an Egg McMuffin. www.adler-photo.com

Aberdeen Chinese Permanent Cemetery

As with everything else in Hong Kong, the cemeteries are built vertically. www.adler-photo.com

Fish Lady

Aberdeen Fish Market www.adler-photo.com

Harbor Bus Stop

To get across the Aberdeen Harbor you take these water busses. I call them a bus because they use the say payment cards as the busses and subways. We didn't need to cross, but for about 26 cents, we went across anyways. www.adler-photo.com

Floating Village

The Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter, better known as The Floating Village. www.adler-photo.com

Ferry to Lamma Island

Leaving Aberdeen for Lamma Island. www.adler-photo.com

Lamma Island

With no cars on the island, the Yung Shue Wan Ferry Pier is filled with bicycles. www.adler-photo.com

Lo So Shing Beach

A quick boat ride from the city, the quiet Lamma Island has no cars or tall buildings. Just little villages and empty beaches, only accessible by boat or hiking. We walked from Yung Sue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan on the other side of the island, and came across Lo So Shing beach. www.adler-photo.com