The Former Fishing Farm at Po Kwu Wan

The Former Fishing Farm at Po Kwu Wan

Po Kwu Wan is a small bay west of the neighboring High Island Reservoir in Sai Kung.  The ruins of a concrete enclosure of a former fishing farm turns it into a moon-shape bay.  It is quite an experience to “walk on the ocean” on 

Beautiful Sha Tau Kok – From the Lead Mine of Lin Ma Hang to Shan Tsui Tsuen Village

Beautiful Sha Tau Kok – From the Lead Mine of Lin Ma Hang to Shan Tsui Tsuen Village

I have long yearned to visit the lead mine pits of Lin Ma Hang.  Due to the trail being somewhat challenging, I shelved the plan for a year until I found some companions to go with.  The opportunity finally came last week. The Way to 

The Kai Shan of Yuen Long

The Kai Shan of Yuen Long

Kai Shan is a small hill in Yuen Long with a 360 view of the cities and hilly terrain of both Hong Kong and China.  At a height of 120 metres, the walk is suitable for beginners.   The temperature has been rising in this late 

Gorgeous Views of Double Haven at Sai Lau Kong

Gorgeous Views of Double Haven at Sai Lau Kong

Sai Lau Kong lies on the northeastern coast of Hong Kong.  At that location, one has perhaps one of the best views of Double Haven. About Sai Lau Kong Sai Lau Kong was once a thriving fishing village in the northeastern coast of the New 

The “Skyward Crocodile” of Tsuen Wan on MacLehose Trail Section 9

The “Skyward Crocodile” of Tsuen Wan on MacLehose Trail Section 9

This location along the MacLehose Trail Section 9 has the somewhat unusual name of “the Crocodile.”  The locals call it the “Skyward Crocodile” and I am not able to find its English name.  Nor is there an explanation for why it is named as such. 

The Wu Tip Shan Path of Fanling

The Wu Tip Shan Path of Fanling

The weather has not been too good lately so I opted for a short hike in my neighborhood.  The Wu Tip Shan Path of Fanling serves a good purpose.  I clocked in some pretty good exercise and saw some decent views on the way. Entrances 

A Failed Attempt at Reaching Hung Shek Mun

A Failed Attempt at Reaching Hung Shek Mun

Ever since I visited Chek Chau (Port Island), I have been fascinated by sceneries of red earth in Hong Kong.  From fellow bloggers I learned that the seaside at Hung Shek Mun presents stunning views of such.  I debated for quite a while, because the 

Sunset at Lam Hang Shan, Tin Shui Wai

Sunset at Lam Hang Shan, Tin Shui Wai

I was looking for easy hiking trails in Tin Shui Wai and found sources online discussing Lam Hang Shan.  It is a small hill in northwestern Hong Kong.  The location presents wonderful views of the Hong Kong-Shenzhen Western Corridor (Route 10), which includes the Shenzhen 

A Two-Loop Walk at the Shek Lei Pui Reservoir and Kowloon Reception Reservoir

A Two-Loop Walk at the Shek Lei Pui Reservoir and Kowloon Reception Reservoir

We are finally seeing sunny days in Hong Kong and I seized the day for a short walk.  The itinerary was originally just the loop at Shek Lei Pui Reservoir.  But I decided to do a further loop at the Kowloon Reception Reservoir in the 

A Walk in Po Toi Island

A Walk in Po Toi Island

Po Toi Island is known locally as the “South Pole of Hong Kong.”  For Po Toi Island is the southernmost inhabited island within Hong Kong’s waters. The History of Po Toi Island According to the Wikipedia, the Chinese word “po” means “floating,” and therefore the