At The Peak.

Pete and Jen, just moments before alighting the bus, queuing up and boarding the tram towards The Peak on a pretty narrow slope if u ask me, I had to lean forward most of the time to maintain stability.

Scenery from The Peak, the infamous concrete jungle.

View on the other side of The Peak, much more peaceful both in its surrounding as well as the scenery as opposed to the previous photo.

Jacklyn's must have "I am tourist" photo with famous landmarks/scenery of destination in the background.

One for the album - minus Mr. Tan cause he was the one taking this photograph. Your honorable sacrifice shall be remembered until it is been forgotten. To the individual whose shadow is upon me, be known that you have ruined a otherwise absolutely fantastic photo. Thou shalt feel guilt forever and ever.

Crystal clear reflection of us through Cherrie's sunnies. From the amount of images seen so far, I think its pretty logic/reasonable to assume that we spent quite some time up here. Let's say that we were there long enough to experience the weather changing from windy-sunny to windy-bone-chilling.

Taken moments before starting our journey down in the late evenings. Yeap, regrettably, due to prior arranged appointment, we were not able to stay till nightfall. But looking at things from the bright side, here's another reason to plan another visit to Hong Kong again, yay!

Last but not least, here's a photo of our photographer, Mr. Tan, doing his thing. The lengths he go through for a good photo should be a lesson to us all. We later alighted the tram at the bottom station to a sea of tourists waiting in line to board.