Tung Ping Chau

#HongKongIn-depthTour Tung Ping Chau is the northeasternmost outlying island of Hong Kong. It is famous for its unique geological landscape and clear waters. It is part of the Hong Kong UNESCO Geopark. The most famous landform on the island is the "layered sedimentary rock", which has been formed into strange rocks and stones after years of weathering and erosion, such as the "Ghost Hand Rock" and the "Zhanjing Island", which attract photography enthusiasts and geology fans. In addition, the coral reef ecosystem of Tung Ping Chau is relatively intact, making it a good place for snorkeling and ecological observation. Some fishing village buildings and abandoned schools are still preserved on the island, giving people a glimpse into the life of the islanders in the past. Due to inconvenient transportation, you need to take a boat from Ma Liu Shui Pier. It is recommended to reserve a whole day for a slow tour. The tranquility and primitiveness here make people feel as if they are in an alternative time and space far away from the city. Tung Ping Chau is not only a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, but also an ideal place to pursue nature education and geological knowledge. It is one of the representative landmarks for in-depth tourism.