西貢西 Sai Kung West
Cheung Sheung, a rare plateau marsh encircled by steep ridges, offers stunning layered mountain views in Sai Kung West Country Park. The trail showcases Shek Uk Shan peak and the plateau, with panoramic Three Fathoms Cove vistas on return. The abandoned village features historic sites once used by anti-Japanese guerrillas. Reaching Yung Shue O involves challenging Jacob’s Ladder steps; reversing the route means climbing them.
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Hong Kong’s stunning coastlines, framed by sea on three sides, dazzle with variety. The rocky Tai Tan Country Trail in Sai Kung winds through shaded paths, streamside trails, and gravel tracks, revealing mangroves teeming with mudskippers, fiddler crabs, and vibrant butterflies like Common Mime and Plum Judy. Distant views of Sharp Peak, Ko Lau Wan, and Tap Mun captivate, while the twisting coastal route to Nam Fung Wan via Lan Lou Au and Hoi Ha Wan showcases clear waters alive with corals, reef fish, starfish, and jellyfish. This biodiverse paradise merits our deepest care and admiration.
Nestled in Sai Kung East Country Park, the 410-metre Wong Shek Tree Walk links Wong Shek Family Walk to Pak Tam Road and lies close to Tai Tan Tree Walk. Twelve informative panels highlight everyday rural trees like Red Machilus, Rough-leaved Holly, and Aporusa.
The 230m circular Tai Tan Tree Walk begins along Pak Tam Road, next to Wong Shek Tree Walk. It loops around a barbecue area, picnic spot, and nearby campsite. Seventeen common trees line the path, with panels explaining species like Myrobalan and Ivy Tree, plus early afforestation stars Brisbane Box and Taiwan Acacia.
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