This gallery includes the photos taken at the group dinner - 20th Sept 2004.

At the beginning of the 1990's, a bronze Buddha statue was built in Hong Kong. Standing at 34 meters in height and weighing 250 tons, it is the world's largest bronze Sakyamuni Buddha statue and one of Hong Kong's newest tourist attractions - 21 Sept 2004.

Photos of Hong Kong quayside at Night and also our meal with Catherine - 22 Sept 2004.

After spending the first part of our holiday in Hong Kong, we decided to fly to China and visit the Capital City, Beijing. These are the pictures from our first lunch in Beijing and also the Forbidden City which we visited in the afternoon of the first day - 23 Sept 2004.

These are the photo's for our second day in Beijing, where we visited the Temple of Heaven, had a fantastic Peking Duck Lunch, visited the infamous Tiananmen Square (and the Mausoleum of Chairman Mao) and the Beihai Park - 24 Sept 2004.

These are the photo's for our third day in Beijing, where we visited the Beijing Jade Carving Factory, the Changling Burial Musoleum of Chengzu, the imfamous Great Wall of China and an evening Chinese Theatre Performance - 25 Sept 2004.

These are the photo's for our forth day in Beijing, where we travelled on a Rickshaw ride, Paddle Boat trip around the Hou Hai Lake, a visit to the Summer Palace and a foot massage - 26 Sept 2004.

These are the photo's for our fifth day in Beijing, where we visited one of the few remaining Beijing Watch Towers, visited a Tea-Room, the Prince Gong's Palace and the Old Sport's Stadium - 27 Sept 2004.

These are the photo's for our sixth and final day in Beijing, where we visited the biggest of the Tibetan Buddhist Lama Temple in Beijing and attended a second Chinese Theatre performance - 28 Sept 2004.