This part of the city is different. There are two areas of Hong Kong.

Causeway Bay area of Hong Kong is an area that is full of high-rise buildings as well as shops that are located on the mountainous sides. To go to these shops, you have to walk up these steps, and you can see lots of buildings being built along these slopes. It's amazing how these buildings have been constructed.

I have been staying in the Yau Ma Tei area of Hong Kong, and after a lot of exploration on that side of Hong Kong, I wanted to check out this side of Hong Kong, which is the Causeway Bay area.

In the future, maybe I will book a hotel somewhere here just to be able to do more exploration around this area.

I am about to reach my destination, and I like what I see in front of me. This is the city that has one of the highest price for the retail estates in the world.

Late in the afternoon, you can see the beautiful reflection of the lights on the skyscrapers.

Lots of pedestrians are walking around here. Lots of tall buildings around.

The 73-story commercial building is located at 99 Queen's Road Central and is one of the most expensive office buildings in the world.

Man Yee Arcade

One of the best things in this place is the Toys R Us store. Actually, I was here for the Toys R Us shop.

This mall is amazing and not too crowded.

The shops and buildings were built along the slopes.

The engineers and architects of Hong Kong are brilliant. It seems that in any place where there is a surface, something can be built on top of it. This is one of those places where this happens to be true.

The full use of every corner for business purposes. These cobblestone paths are like walking around in a hidden maze with lots of things to explore, and you will definitely not expect anything to be the same around every corner.

Many stalls here. There are stalls selling souvenirs like key chains and fridge magnets.

This is the area where there lies one of the longest escalators in Hong Kong and perhaps the world that I did not visit because most of Hong Kong's escalators are already quite long.