Hi,
I'll be flying from singapore to HK in early Jan07 for a full week holiday.I'll arrv HK on Sat, morning, I'm planning to visit Shenzhen for 2 nights( Tues to Thurs, to avoid nasty jam) and perhaps Macau.
My qns are:-
1)Can I have some suggestions on the itenery, how many days I should stay at each place.
2)Any recommendation for sightseeing, Places of interest?
3)Any suggestions for good food? :P
thank you in advance! 
Hi, you can fly from singapore to HK, and then Shenzhen and Macao.
Shenzhen and Hong Kong are linked by the Luohu Bridge. It's convenient and easy to go. Shenzhen has now become one of the most modern cities in China. I think it's worth visiting.
hi, thank you for ur reply!
Yes, I'll be flying to HK first, spend about 3 days there, then going over to SZ by KCR for a few days, then will be back to HK.
I'm planning on the itenerary at this moment!
If you're going to Hong Kong, the Po Lin monastrey is worth a visit - theres a huge statue of Buddha which is very humbling! Also - take the tram up to the peak so you can get the view of the city skyline at night. We had 3 full days in HK and found it to be enough time to see all that we wanted to.
Hong Kong...
I loved Hong Kong. There's so much to do in so many different areas. My top 3 would be...
1. Temple Street Night Market in Kowloon... definately try the street vendor food.
2. The Peak... but only if there's good weather, otherwise it's pretty poor (but the tram ride is good)
3. As Chix said, Po Lin Monsastary and the big buddha on Lantau island. Veru cool sight
Macau...
I had a bad time because the weather was bad and everything was under construction, so the roads were all blocked. But the gambling was fun.
thks for all advise.
I would love to visit the Peak, but i doubt the weather will be good- it's still winter!
I can't wait to try all the nice HK food!
Thank you for all the advice!
Stayed in a hostel in Mongkok, lots of interesting stuff around there.
Enjoyed the food there more than anything. The weather's terrific 11degC to 19degC !
Visted the Peak, walked around TST, Temple street. Took the Star Ferry to every stop and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. Watched the "Symphony of Lights" at TST waterfront- it's a spectacular Lights and Music display where all the buildings around the waterfront would light up in syn with music.
Then I went over to ShenZhen, planned to stay for 2 nights, but extended 1 more night. Was really overwhelmed by the galore of electronics and gadgets over at SaiGe. will definitely visit again.
Overall, feel that HK has a wide variety of products of please every shoppers, but for street-style shopping, I would prefer BKK. HK food is the main draw for me.
cheers!