I visited Hong Kong last November with my 5 months baby bump. The weather was absolutely amazing to trek and hike. Discover Hong Kong has great recommendation and do organize trekking and hiking trips open for all to participate.

Thanks for all the birthday wishes and love. Bringing you the panoramic view of #maclehosetrail section 2. The weather was lovely at 20°C and the view is breathtaking. A local told me this trail is 4 out of 5 stars in difficulty. Perhaps it’s because of the long steep climb but overall it is doable. @discoverhongkong #birthdayeve #saikung #hongkong #janiqueeltravels

A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 11, 2016 at 12:44am PST

Rocking my #20weeks baby bump during the 5 hours hike on #maclehosetrail. The fresh air and hiking is doing the baby so good. I have always been active in #yoga, spinning, #muaythai and whatnot. This pregnancy did not stop me from what I love to do – jab, cross, roundhouse, downward facing dog, #namaste. So this 5 hour #hike is truly a test of endurance and stamina. Glad to say baby and I completed it! 😍😄 #happymommyhappybaby #janiqueeltravels #hk @discoverhongkong A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 11, 2016 at 3:14pm PST

Hiked #devilspeak last night after a #heartymeal. My first time hiking in the dark. A torchlight is a must. It is definitely worth the night view of the city lights. Heads up: the trail is very steep. #20weekspregnant #hk #janiqueeltravels @discoverhongkong

A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 11, 2016 at 11:49pm PST

#dragonsback checked! ✔ It may sound surprising, but exercising daily actually helped me decrease pregnancy fatigue. 👍 #20weekspregnant #keepfit #janiqueeltravels @discoverhongkong A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 14, 2016 at 1:24pm PST

#thisisit. I officially can’t see my #bikini bottom. #lammaisland #hongkong #21weekspregnant #janiqueeltravels #babymoon @discoverhongkong

A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 15, 2016 at 7:27pm PST

The story of B. Boy was actually directly inspired by balloons; he’s made up of discarded party balloons from London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital. But because he looks so creepy to regular kids, he hid himself in a basement where he watches the Albert Lamorisse film The Red Balloon and dreams of flying away. #timburton #balloonboy #janiqueeltravels #hongkong @discoverhongkong A video posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 17, 2016 at 7:48pm PST

“Unwisely, Santa offered a teddy bear to James, unaware he had been mauled by a grizzly earlier this year.” #TimBurton, The Melancholy Death of #OysterBoy and Other Stories. #janiqueeltravels #hongkong @discoverhongkong

A photo posted by Janice Leong 龍詩惠 (@janiqueel) on Nov 19, 2016 at 8:28pm PST