Although I was in Hong Kong between excursions to other countries, I think I saw most of the sites during the first week I was there.

Lets start from Sharon and Jerome's place. This is the view of Kowloon from their place on a not so rainy day (which turned out to be rare).

Followed by a feast of Peking duck, here are some night scenic pictures of Hong Kong island and Kowloon bay front.
One of the boat ride excursions we took was to a small fishing island/village called Cheung Chau. I was very surprised at all the "junk" boats in the harbor.
And after a brief hike (in which we were attacked by huge mosquitos but also saw some equally huge but beautiful butterflies), we arrived at one of the beach areas.
Topped off the evening on the island with a great dinner by the water.
Now, a view of Hong Kong from top of the peak.
Next stop, the big Buddha. A short ferry and a bus ride away, was the outdoor statue of Buddha at the Lantau Island Monastery. I guess I was fortunate to get there when I did since a big fog rolled in soon after covering the entire statue. The stairs up to the top is a killer.

Leaping ahead a few weeks after visits to several other countries, we went to Stanley park for their annual Dragon Boat Race. Apparently a big thing in Hong Kong.
Of course, a trip to Asia must include a panda siting. In this case, at the Ocean Park.
Finally, a view of Hong Kong island from Kowloon.
To say that I had fun in Hong Kong is an understatement. I'm sure large part of reason is due to the great hospitality of Sharon and Jerome. However, I also liked the city a lot. If I hadn't recently moved to California, I would certainly consider living in Hong Kong for a while. Who knows, may be in the future.