This is post 95 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” Pak Sin Leng is a series of eight peaks by Tai Mei Tuk at the side of Plover Cove Reservoir that is named after the eight immortals from Taoism. With the peaks sandwiched between the Sin Kwu Fung at 511m and Shun Yeung Fung […]

This is post 93 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” Mau Ping Ancient Trail extends from Mui Tsz Lam Village all the way to the center of mountains that straddle Ma On Shan and Sai Kung, connecting to the Pak Kong Ancient Trail that ends in Sai Kung. Once home to a smattering of […]

This is post 92 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” Tai Tong Hong Kong is known for its red leaves between late November and December. Located in the Tai Lam Country Park in Yuen Long, it is home to Sweet Gum Woods that’s full of, yes, Sweet Gum trees, that turn various hues of […]

This is post 91 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” The Reservoir Island Viewpoint is the window to the famed thousand islands view of Hong Kong. It overlooks the Tai Lam Chung Reservoir and its many islands, and the easy hike from the Tai Lam Country Park made it ever so popular. Located between […]

This is post 89 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” The Violet Hill hike is part of the Wilson Trail stage 2 on Hong Kong Island, often done with Twins Peak. Starting from near the Wong Nai Chung Reservoir to just before Stanley, the hike gives you a glimpse of Hong Kong Island’s bustling […]

Last updated on January 21st, 2021 at 01:33 pm This is post 88 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” Cape d’Aguilar hike is one of the most famous easy hikes in Hong Kong located on South Hong Kong Island. The rugged coastline is home to coves, caves, and arches carved by the relentless waves […]

This is post 87 of 96 in the series “Hong Kong” The Devil’s Fist is a rock formation on the very end of Wong Chuk Kok Tsui, formerly known as Bluff Head, in the Plover Cove Country Park. Wong Chuk Kok Tsui is a peninsular with the oldest rocks in Hong Kong, a reddish Devonian […]