Bun Festival, procession (28 April 2012)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 License.
Visual fragments of a life on a little island in the South China Sea
About Me
Here, there, and everywhere
- Weather of a little island in the South China Sea
- Satellite photo of a little island in the South China Sea
- Webcam of a little island in the South China Sea
- BBC Radio 4
- Biting the hand that feeds IT
- Guardian
- Le Monde
- Tom Dispatch
- Calling Crane in the Shade
- Counterpunch
- Fat Man in the Bathtub
- Lenin's Tomb
- Dr Martin Williams
- Make It New: aworks
- On An Overgrown Path
- The Rest Is Noise
- ute zahn: violin maker
- Wikipedia
Some local links
- Alice Poon
- Batgung
- Daai Tou Laam Diary
- EastSouthWestNorth
- Eva Montauk
- Gweipo
- Hemlock II: Big Lychee, Various Sectors
- HK Observatory Director's Blog
- Hong Kong Journal
- Hong Kong Paintings
- Hong Kong Pop
- Hongkie Town
- Joyceland
- Land of no cheese
- Learning Cantonese
- Ordinary Gweilo
- Private Beach
- The Blacksmith Blog
- The Toilet Bar
- Ulaca
- Webs of Significance
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 License.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2012
(112)
-
▼
April
(28)
- May Day
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- The Snaps: Rain on Me
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Dave Brubeck : Unsquare Dance
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Zazie: Rodéo
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land |View
- Shelby State Gospel Choir: I Know I've Been Changed
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
- Eye | Land | View
-
▼
April
(28)
2 comments:
Have to say that it's the Piu Sik part of the Cheung Chan Bun Festival that I'd most like to view!
How difficult is it to get a good viewing spot for the parade, Mr. B.?
Yeah, I like to Piu Sik part too.
The parade kicks off from Pak Tai Temple at 2pm and wends its way through the village. It's all over by 4:pm.
I'd advise staying away from that part of the route that takes in the waterfront. Why? No shade.
Good places? The square between ferry terminal and Tung Wan Beach, Or, alongside the covered market.
I guess you'd need to be in place an hour before the procession kicks off.
Post a Comment