Hong Kong 🇭🇰｜🌟Hong Kong Geopark is known as the back garden of the city🏝️ - Yam Peng Kok Tsui 🌊

Environment/Facilities - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Features -🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Price per person - 🌟🌟 Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Kak Shan Kok Tsui is a long promontory located in the east of Sai Kung. It is another intriguing headland outside of Long Chew. This shank extends southward from Sai Wan Shan. There are several sea caves on its side and several dangerous cliffs at the end. The end of Cape faces the rice bowl, which looks like a rice ball. To visit Yuen Sheung Kok Tsui, you can follow the ridge from Sai Wan Shan through the top of Cheung Yam, or via Lang Ka Tsai. itinerary At Sai Wan Ting, proceed to Chui Tong Au in the direction of Sai Wan, then turn right onto the MacLeod Trail to climb Sai Wan Hill. After walking through the gazebo, continue on the MacLeod Trail for a short distance. Follow the more rugged path to the left to descend. Later the path is vaguely divided into two paths, left and right, select the left mountain path to walk. After walking through the bushes the route gradually becomes open and obvious. Descent down the flat mountain trail, you can see the top of Kanyu Rock. From here, take the left (if you take the right, you can go directly to the top of Chang Yan). After the small hill, continue to the left on the branch road to climb to the top of Kan Yu Rock, one of the three peaks in Sai Kung. There is only a small piece of standing at the top of the rock, but Tai Lang Bay and Erratic Peak are all in full view. Head down the hill along the way you came, return to the fork and take the ridge path south to the top of Long Rock. After that, just follow the trail to the top of Yuk Shed Point. The rice bowl that looks like a "bun" can already be seen on the big lawn. Following the trail, it seemed to disappear, and as we walked towards the corner of the shed, we descended the slope, when we could see the trail on the right reappear. Stop everywhere at the corner of Yuen Shed Kok. The breeze is refreshing, the waves are crashing on the shore, the strange rocks are everywhere, and the promontory is dangerous. It's like being in an uninhabited polar land. After a short rest, return to the top of Long Rock along the way. After descending the hill, there is a path on the left (at this point, pay attention to the approximate location of Lang Chi Beach connecting to the mountainside path) that leads to Lang Chi Beach. Join the cliffside path behind the beach (out of the creek and river). Although this trail is dangerous on the way, you can see the entire Kak Sheung Kok Tsui up close. A section near Langoa is overgrown with weeds and shrubs, and the path is more complicated. Follow the inconspicuous path and climb directly down to the beach. Then return to the second and first sections of the Wheat Trail to the East Bar of Wan Yi Reservoir. #hiking #hiking #photo #weekendtrip #trip #like #relaxation #photo #HongKong #HongKong #HongKong