Hong Kong 🇭🇰｜Hidden Waterfall 🌟- Wutongzhai Waterfall 💦

Environment/Facilities-🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Features-🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Price per person - 🌟 Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 transportation 1. Go to the Well Bottom Waterfall At the bus terminus outside Tai Po Market MTR Station, take bus number 64K towards Yuen Long and get off at Ng Tung Chai Station. Follow the signs, pass the entrance of Taoist temple Wandeyuan on the left and enter the mountain forest trail, and walk along the mountain trail to Jingdi Waterfall. 2. Leave from the waterfall From the Falls, follow the trail to a small ridge, and keep right on the path that hugs the hillside until you see a fork in the road. Walk down the stone steps to the right (you can climb up to Tai Mo Shan on the left), and you will come to a familiar intersection. Turn left and walk back to Wutongzhai Station via Man Tak Court, then take bus No. 64K back to MTR Tai Po Market Station. background The Wutongzhai Waterfall Group - the Jingdi Waterfall, the Middle Waterfall, the Main Waterfall and the Sanfa Waterfall - is located at the northern foot of Tai Mo Shan, the highest mountain in Hong Kong. Escape from the fast-paced city for a short while, and meander along the rugged and challenging mountain trails. The beautiful waterfall scenery is refreshing and is the sweet reward after your hard work. The steep mountain walls, dense forests and quiet waterfalls are interwoven into beautiful and charming scenes; the continuous flowing water plays the wonderful music of nature. It is a great place for you to take pictures and check in. *Hike Notes 1. Never go out alone or away from other groups. 2. Avoid walking into dense forests and tall bushes without road signs to prevent getting lost or being bitten by snakes. 3. Do not stand close to the edge of a cliff or climb rocks to take photos or view the scenery to prevent accidents. 4. Do not eat wild plants or drink stream water at will to avoid food poisoning or disease infection. 5. Do not play with stray cats, dogs or monkeys to avoid being attacked. 6. Do not smoke to avoid causing forest fires. #HikingRouteRecommendation #HongKongGoodPlaces #WeekendTour #HongKongCheck-In #Hiking #HikingGoodPlaces #HongKong #discoverhongkong