This is post 30 of 30 in the series “Thailand” Are you trying to enter Thailand through Test & Go and then apply for a Thailand Pass? Well, same here! With the pre-departure PCR test scrapped from 1st April 2022, I’m more than excited to go back to a country that I love visiting through […]
This is post 117 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Po Toi Island is the southernmost island of Hong Kong and is known for its strange rocky landscape. While it is also one of the smaller islands covering 3.69 km2, it is an inhabited island and popular for camping and hiking. While it’s […]
This is post 116 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” To be truthful, hiking the entire MacLehose Trail 2 is not something I generally do. The hike stretches from Sai Wan Pavilion to Pak Tam Au, a paved concrete trail that passes the Sai Wan Beach and Ham Tin Beach. The Pak Tam Au […]
This is post 115 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” The Maclehose Trail Section 3 is part of the 100km long MacLeohose Trail that meanders through Sa Kung. MacLehose Trail Section 3 starts at Pak Tam Au, across from the end of Section 2, which is also the starting point for the famous Sharp […]
This is post 114 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” The Little Hawaii Trail in Hong Kong is so named for a reason: it’s because of the Little Hawaii Falls and the tropical vibe. Although it’s known as a waterfall hike, the trail is located on the top of the main waterfall with smaller […]
This is post 113 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Ng Tung Chai Waterfalls hike is one of the most popular trails in Tai Po. There is, of course, waterfalls, and it also links up to Tai Mo Shan, the highest mountain in Hong Kong. If you want to chase waterfalls on a well-appointed […]
This is post 112 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” 134 – 一尖三咀過四灣 – 1 Peak-3 Peninsula-4 Beaches is the trail name for hiking Sharp Peak, Mai Fan Tsui, Tuen Tsui, Cheung Tsui, Tung Wan, Tai Wan, Ham Tin Wan, and Sai Wan in Sai Kung Geopark together in one go. This is known […]
This is post 111 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Ngau Wu Reservoir hike is an easy and hidden hike in Ma On Shan. You can get close to the small reservoir and the turquoise water makes for an inviting photo, especially with the small waterfall on one side and the view of Ma […]
This is post 110 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Cloudy Hill is known as Kau Lung Hang Shan in Chinese and is part of Wilson Trail Stage 9 and 8 that straddles Tai Po and Fanling. It’s connected to the Pak Sin Leng mountains via the Wilson Trail and the Lau Shui Heung […]
This is post 109 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Shark Rock has recently become very popular not only because of its realistic shape but also how easy it is. Hidden on the side of a well-paved trail up the hill from Diamond Hill, Shark Rock Hong Kong edition makes for an easy half-day […]
This is post 108 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Did you know that there’s a hidden Hindu temple in Fanling? The Gurkha Hindu Temple of the Burma Lines Camp that was built by the Nepalese. You might better know it as Queen’s Hill Camp. A step away from the temples of Hong Kong […]
This is post 107 of 117 in the series “Hong Kong” Checkerboard Hill is just like its name, a checkerboard of red and white square along its cliff face. Located between the extensive Kowloon Tsai Park and Lok Fu Park, it’s a relic from the old Kai Tuk Airport so the planes flying in will […]
