Bus routes

[Renotommy]

please allow me to adjust this comment, this map is not english friendly/very little english, best to avoid if you can not understand chinese.

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That's fine. I can speak and read Chinese (Cantonese) so this map may be proven very helpful to me especially if I am standing in the middle of Waterloo Rd with NO internet access.

Thanks for your pointer.

[imparanoic]

no problems, just want advise any non chinese reading (if you can decipher chinese place names, you can adjust this map pretty fine) people here that this is not english friendly reference ( just incase that blame me for misinformation)

in my opinion this is by far the best general information source and by far the best map in HK.

[bookblogger]

There are three competing street map books published every year, with all the bus routes, and on sale in every bookshop and stationery shop. I can't believe any household or office can be without a copy.

[Renotommy]

In HK, it seems one must know both the English and Chinese name of an establishment and/or street in order to get around easily. If a friend wishes to meet me at the American Restaurant in Wan Chai, unless I know what its Chinese name is, I will have hell of a time trying to find it. The Chinese name is "May Lay Gein".

OTOH, if I only knew its Chinese name, then I would never be able to find its address on the internet since my computer was NOT compatible to Chinese language.

[Claire ex-ax]

Renotommy, you seem to be way outside of your comfort zone.

[Renotommy]

Renotommy, you seem to be way outside of your comfort zone.

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Everybody is OUTSIDE OF HIS COMFORT ZONE if he is 50 miles away from where he lives.

You never have any questions when you are 6000 miles away from home?

[imparanoic]

if you can read basic chinese use this website

Online Cantonese Input Method 網上廣東話輸入法