Hidden attractions in Hong Kong｜🏘️Experience foreign customs in the colorful houses in Pak La Village💛

In addition to the beautiful scenery of Baila Bay, another must-visit spot is the colorful cottages in Baila Village. 🏘️Coming here, I actually felt like I was in southern Italy, full of exotic atmosphere, all because some villagers replaced the traditional ancestral houses with colorful exterior walls and converted them into holiday houses. The candy-colored appearance naturally attracted attention. ❕But please note that many villagers still live in the village. In addition to checking in, you must also respect the owners and avoid disturbing the villagers❕ 🔅In addition, you can also stop by Baila Bay Beach for fun! The water quality here is good, you can enjoy the sunbath! But please note that there are no lifeguards on duty on the beach, so please be careful if you want to enjoy water activities. 🚌Transportation to Pak Lap Bay: Depart from Sai Kung Pier 1️⃣Take bus No. 94 or 96R from Sai Kung Pier to Wong Shek Pier, and walk along the West Dam for about 70 minutes after reaching the restricted area of ​​High Island Reservoir in Pak Tam Chung. 2️⃣Take a speedboat from Sai Kung Pier, which takes about 45 minutes to arrive, but the fare is set by the boat owner and there is no specific fee. 3️⃣ Take a taxi from Sai Kung Pier and get off at the entrance of Pak La Village, about HKD 120-140 ⚠️Notes: ▪️If you decide to walk to Pak La Bay, please be aware that the mountain road is rugged and do not walk close to the cliff to avoid accidents. ▪️The telecommunications signal in Pak La Wan is unstable. You can call a taxi in the city in advance if needed. ▪️ Baila Bay is a restricted area and you cannot drive in without a restricted area permit. #globaltravel #localtravel #saigon #trip #relax