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Santa Cruz
Traveled more than 100km all the way from Danville to Santa Cruz to stay a night over at Santa Cruz with high hopes on seeing the Lyrid Meteor Shower on 22 Apr 15 which is the meteors peak period. This location is assumed to have darker skies with low light pollution after performing some research on the sky conditions in...Read More
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Pier 39
Pier 39 is a popular tourist waterfront venue built on a pier filled with various interesting attractions such as sea lions, waterfront dining, street performers, live music and shopping. This place is known for its spectacular views of Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Bay Bridge and also sea lions. The sea lions are the celebrities of this pier and are known for their...Read More
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Palace of Fine Arts
Palace of Fine Arts is an incredible beautiful remnant from the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. It was rebuilt in 1965 and renovated in 2009. You can see it’s stunning view at sunset. The underside of the Palace rotunda’s dome displays eight huge insets murals. Four depicted the conception and birth of Art, “its commitment to the Earth, its progress and acceptance by...Read More
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Chinatown
The largest Chinatown outside of Asia and remains the oldest Chinatown in North America since its establishment in 1848. One should never miss trying the authentic Chinese cuisine here. It is only a 10 minutes walk from the Union Square via Stockton Street Tunnel to Chinatown.
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Lombard Street
This is one of the must-see place when visiting San Francisco. The famous crookedest Lombard street with eight hairpin turns. Due to the steepness of the street which posed a safety hazard, a property owner in the 1920’s suggested creating scenic turns to increase the pedestrians’ safety and also adding aesthetic appeal to this area. I will say...Read More
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge has been a worldwide iconic piece of architecture painted in orange red primer. It is one of the world’s longest suspension bridge. There are a number of movies that contains scenes of the Golden Gate Bridge. Each Golden Gate Bridge tower has 600,000 rivets. There are also poems of the Golden Gate Bridge written...Read More
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Never stop taking a photo while traveling!
Jasper Ong
Explore San Francisco on The Big Bus
San Francisco is a huge city with plenty attractions. If you are taking the bart like I did as I was staying in Pleasanton, I recommend you to drop off at at Powell St. Bart Station as there is a Visitor Information Center where you can get different maps, make inquiries as well as book trips too. Instead of...Read More
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