Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1When traveling on the train, walk towards the end to find available seats, especially during peak hours. It's a common practice and can save you from standing for the entire journey. (3:21)
- Tip 2Consider using the ferry to travel across Victoria Harbour. It's a budget-friendly option that provides stunning views of the city's skyline and the water. It's a more enjoyable way to travel than the subway. (6:14)
- Tip 3Hong Kong's unique bamboo scaffolding is a lighter, cheaper, and more environmentally friendly building material. You will see it everywhere in the city. (10:40)
- Tip 4Utilize the above-ground pedestrian pathways in Hong Kong to ensure your safety. The streets can be very busy and crowded. (11:05)
- Tip 5Be prepared for higher food costs in Hong Kong compared to mainland China. A meal can cost around 10 USD in a local restaurant. (13:05)
- Tip 6If you're a volleyball enthusiast, keep an eye out for public volleyball courts. They are a fun sight and can add an unexpected element to your travel experience. (15:32)
- Tip 7Experience the world's longest outdoor escalator system. It's a unique and convenient way to travel up the hills of Hong Kong, a good alternative to stairs. (16:23)
Chase Gohl's Hong Kong adventure begins! From a whirlwind arrival at the airport to navigating the subway and ferries, his first day is packed with vibrant sights and sounds. Witness stunning harbor views, explore bustling streets, and discover hidden gems as Chase shares his unique experiences in this captivating travelogue. Don't miss the spectacular night light show!
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This VLOG 14, titled "VLOG 14 // HONG KONG DAY 1," follows Chase Gohl's first day exploring Hong Kong. The video opens with Chase arriving at the airport, slightly sleep-deprived but enthusiastic. He immediately embarks on his journey, highlighting the efficient yet surprisingly quick 515-minute transit from Shenzhen Airport to Hong Kong, including border crossing.
The viewer is treated to a scenic train ride showcasing the beautiful landscapes of mountains and ocean. Chase offers practical travel tips, such as suggesting that travelers walk towards the end of the train to secure a seat. He then arrives in Hong Kong, capturing the city's vibrant energy and stunning views.
Chase's exploration takes him across Victoria Harbour, where he marvels at the iconic skyline and points out the Victoria Peak. He discusses the affordable and scenic ferry option across the harbor, contrasting it with the subway. The video showcases the unique blend of modern skyscrapers and traditional architecture.
The journey continues with Chase navigating the city streets, sharing his experience of finding a hostel, which proves more challenging than expected due to the Dragon Boat Festival holiday. He describes the difficulty in finding a room, highlighting the cultural differences in hospitality during peak seasons. He also comments on the unique bamboo scaffolding used in construction, a common sight in Hong Kong and China.
Throughout his exploration, Chase shares observations about the city's culture, such as the steep hills and the vibrant street food scene. He also mentions his love for volleyball, spotting public courts and expressing his desire to play. He even discovers the world's longest outdoor escalator system, adding a touch of unexpected fun to his journey. The day culminates with a captivating night view of the city's dazzling lights, promising a spectacular light show for the next day. Chase's personal insights, coupled with stunning visuals, make this a captivating travelogue.
