Ting Kau Bridge

The world's first three-tower cable-stayed bridge, you can take beautiful photos on the beach in Tingjiu at night, and you can take beautiful pictures of the sunset on the bridge in the short time in spring and autumn.

I heard that there were blue tears before, so I stopped my luck. There were cockroaches on the beach of Tingjiu Bridge. I knew that there was a real system. The original blue tears system. Even if I can’t travel from home, I can connect Hong Kong to blue tears.

After getting off the bus, you can see the stone monument of Ting Jiu Village. There are different stairways along the road. Each stairway has its own characteristics. The stairs extend down to Ting Jiuwan Beach. The beach is clear and sandy, and it is close to the Tsing Ma Bridge and Ting Jiu Bridge.

A cable-stayed bridge that connects Ting Kau and Tsing Yi. The distinct yellow colour of the bridge and the white cables match well with the blue sky and white clouds.

It connects Tsing Yi and Ting Kau (Tuen Mun Road and Tai Lam Tunnel). Provides a nice scenery of the beaches along Castle Peak Road and Lantau coast as well as the Rambler's Channel.

Ting Kwok Bridge is located in the New Territories of Hong Kong and is the longest three-tower cable-stayed bridge in the world. The bridge belongs to Route 3, crossing the Lambal Strait, and buried Ting Kwok with Tsing Yi. The bridge is a three-way two-way expressway separated by a highway. The speed limit is 80 km per hour. Very beautiful scenery

Day and night at Tingjiu Bridge

If you need a quiet space of about two hours on weekends, consider walking slowly to Sham Well from Tsuen Wan West Railway Station via Ting Kyu Bridge, which is the area's favorite relaxing activity.