Hong Kong 🇭🇰 ｜🌟Explore Hong Kong's geological wonders - Island tour route Tung Ping Chau 🏖️

Take a ferry across Dapeng Bay to reach Tung Ping Chau, the easternmost tip of Hong Kong. Tung Ping Chau, which is included in the Hong Kong UNESCO World Geopark, is full of various rugged rocks formed by years of erosion by sea water. The clear green sea water breeds coral groups and rich and diverse marine life. The island was inhabited for many years, and there is an ancient temple in the jungle. The island's unique history and culture, coupled with its unique natural wonders, are extremely attractive to tourists. Genglou Stone Genglou Rock is located at the easternmost end of the island and is regarded as a living geological expo. The layers of rocks sloping down the mountain are like a thick book buried underground, and each page records the mysteries of geological history. The two two-storey stone pillars stand side by side on the sea-eroded platform, just like a pair of watchtowers protecting Tung Ping Chau, hence the name "Watchtower Rocks". Whether it is the majestic geological wonders of sea erosion or the rich marine ecology in the tide pools when the water recedes, this place has become a popular spot for taking photos and checking in. transportation Go to Tung Ping Chau Take a taxi from MTR University Station (about 5 minutes' ride) or take bus No. 272K to Ma Liu Shui Ferry Pier. Then take a ferry (only available on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays) to the ferry terminal. The journey takes about 1.5 hours. Depart from Tung Ping Chau Take the ferry at Tung Ping Chau Public Pier back to Ma Liu Shui Public Pier, then take bus 272K or taxi back to MTR University Station. #HongKong #travelinspiration #weekendtour #like #trip #relax #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongCheck-In #hiking #hikingrouterecommendation #hikinggoodplaces