After the thunderstorm subsided, a beautiful journey was brought

#Sign up for a hotel tester Route: Shui Lang Wo > Yung Shue O > Sham Chung > Pak Sha O When we took the 299X bus from Shatin Railway Station to Shui Lang Wo Station for this trip, we walked to Shui Lang Wo Archway to check in, and suddenly a heavy thunderstorm came. Fortunately, I had taken this route before and knew that there was a pavilion next to the nearby observatory. For safety reasons, everyone decided to go to the pavilion to take shelter from the rain first, and then continue the journey after the thunderstorm subsided. About half an hour later, the rain slowly stopped and the sky began to clear. Although the trip was delayed for half an hour, the weather became slightly cooler after the rain, and the view was improved. It took more than an hour to get from Shui Lang Wo to Yung Shue O. It was mainly asphalt road, and the scenery along the way was not outstanding until the section from Yung Shue O to Sham Chung, which mainly walked along the seaside. You can see the beautiful scenery of Ma On Shan on the opposite bank from a distance, and you can also watch the mangroves passing by up close, which makes people feel refreshed. As for Sham Chung, it is most famous for its green grasslands, and there are aboriginal farms that provide rest areas and food supplies. The last section from Sham Chung to Pak Sha O requires climbing up and down a small mountain with an altitude of nearly 200 meters. Fortunately, we had enough rest and replenishment earlier, so we were able to complete this green journey easily!