A Diamond Abroad

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[...] $50 ($6.45 USD), and an initial load of HK$100 ($12.90 USD). Not only can you use it on all public transportation methods including taxis, but many retail stores also accept it for purchases. Public [...]

[...] by my thumb. 3. Public transportation will always be cheap, but never comfortable. And three people will indeed fit into one [...]

[...] how to use Matatus for transportation Matatus are mini buses and Nairobi’s answer to public transportation. They have a similar system in Tanzania called Dala Dalas, but using them in a big [...]

[...] itching to get to a big city.  And when a long weekend was upon us, we headed to the metropolitan city of Nairobi. Getting to Nairobi required a 6-hour bus ride and $50 USD tourist visa. The bus [...]

[...] . My travel time is too valuable to spend it feeling bad. 8. Unless I’m in a very metropolitan city, I only eat the local food. Local food in Hong Kong. This is at Dim Sum One which I [...]

[...] Asia trip. I went from living in a rural village in Tanzania to this large, bustling, metropolitan city. You could easily say it was a culture shock and my head was spinning! It took a few [...]

Hong Kong was the first stop of my four-month Asia trip. I went from living in a rural village in Tanzania to this large, bustling, metropolitan city. [...]

Hong Kong was the first stop of my four-month Asia trip. I went from living in a rural village in Tanzania to this large, bustling, metropolitan city. [...]

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[...] them what stop to get off on and the name of the stop right before so you don’t miss it! Accommodations Hong Kong is sprawling with nice, high-end hotels. What’s more difficult is finding good, [...]