Hong Kong Thousand Island Bay | A life photo taken while hiking

| A life photo taken while hiking. Hong Kong Thousand Island Bay | A life photo taken while hiking. Recently, there have been continuous rainy days and frequent thunderstorm warnings. Luckily, the sky cleared up when I went up the mountain. It was really beautiful! I have recommended this little mountain to all my hiking friends around me. It takes two hours to go up and down the mountain, and it's not strenuous to climb. In no time, you can see the Thousand Island Bay. It's been a long time since I've seen such a stunningly beautiful landscape that left me speechless. Hong Kong Tai Tun Mountain 301m (Total ascent 283m) High-speed train: Futian - Hong Kong West Kowloon MTR: Austin Station - Wu Kai Sha Station Taxi: Pak Tam Chung Parking Lot The trailhead is at the entrance inside the parking lot. 2 The whole way is a wild path, with bushes on both sides of the trail (it's best to wear long sleeves, long pants, long socks, and a hat, otherwise it's easy to get scratched by branches). 3 There are a few red ribbon markers along the way to confirm the direction (but it's not easy to get lost, just remember the exit when you reach the top of the mountain). 4 When you see the cylindrical marker, you've reached the summit, and if you don't stop midway, it takes about 30-40 minutes to get there. 5 The slope is steep, so if possible, bring a hiking stick (especially around the rainy season as it's particularly easy to slip)