Baller status

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Sooo Natalie and I had a good day yesterday. We slept almost the entire day then went exploring around the area, found some amazing dim sum for I guess
It would have been lupper (lunch/supper) . Then we went back to our hotel which is off Chinatown and is a very classy establishment we ended up just hanging out in the lounge and the staff who are extremley friendly  asked us what our plans were and told us the best places to go for the evening and boy were they ever right. 

We went to the sky bar lounge which was directly across from the Twin towers, it was the dopest place I have ever been. The only downside side was the pricing, 15$ for a mohijto that just wasn't evening that good.. Yet it was obviously worth it and we went full tourist taking photos of everything and anything, having a gay old time. 






(On the way to the sky bar..... Yum)

One of my favourite nights yet in Asia :)

Comments

  1. Sheila and Ernie's Travel BlogJune 17, 2015 at 2:22 PM

    Good to know you have arrived! But Frog porridge? Ewww.
    Looks like a beautiful city. Have fun!

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  2. Hannah MaczaJune 17, 2015 at 5:38 PM

    Very different from rest of Asia too! It was a nice pit stop :)

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