Hong Kong's Hidden I

Hong Kong's Hidden Island Literary Youth‼ ️ You can board the ship at the Central Pier. Please check the sailing schedule before departure. Ping Chau gives you the feeling of returning to an old fishing port in Hong Kong. Some of the iron gates in the market on the island are the old-style Hong Kong iron gates, which can still be occasionally seen in Sheung Wan. There were schools, theaters, temples and factories on the island, just like a small society of old Hong Kong. There are many art shops on the island, opened by locals, businessmen who once opened shops on Lamma Island, and foreigners. They have great selling points and characteristics. The "Secret Garden" in the center of the island is a small art village where artists use waste materials to make different artworks to beautify the environment. It is filled with colorful and bizarre artworks and is perfect for literary and artistic people to check in. Sometimes musicians would perform music there, which was very poetic. There are also local cafes and bars. The design is not perfect, but it does not have a commercial feel, but has a friendly and human touch. There is a beach on the island, namely Dongwan Beach. You can go swimming in the summer 🏊‍♀️; there are also small hills, not too high or too steep, with simple hiking trails, more like a walk in the forest, very suitable for couples, parents and children 🥾 You can go to Dali Island to watch the sunset at dusk. It is very convenient to get there by crossing the bridge along the seaside. The local residents beautified the place, placing chairs and decorations under the shade of the trees, allowing travelers to enjoy the sea breeze and watch the sunset🌄 A half-day to full-day tour is recommended. #Hong Kong #Outlying Islands #Outlying Islands Destinations #Hiking #Beach #Art #Hong Kong Destinations