Hong Kong 🇭🇰 ｜ Autumn Limited 🍂🍁 - Ma On Shan ⛰️

In fact, there are silver grasses growing everywhere on the hilltops of Hong Kong. You don’t have to flock to Tai Tung Shan to see them. Just walk along different mountain trails in Hong Kong in autumn and you may find a new place to see silver grasses. “Discovering” and “exploring” are also one of the pleasures of hiking. Route Ma On Shan Heng On Estate, Ma On Shan Village and former mine, Ngong Ping Plateau, Pineapple Hill, Sai Kung Fire Station. Length: Approximately 9 km (the trail itself is 4.5 km.) Duration: Approximately 4 hours Difficulty ●● (● is the easiest, ●●●●● is the hardest) Starting point transportation (1) Heng'an Station of Ma'anshan Railway, (2)Bus routes: 40X, 46X, 85C, 85K, 85M, 86K, 87D, 87K, 680, 681, 682, etc. Terminal Transportation (1) Minibus route 101M to Hang Hau MTR Station, (2) Bus routes 92 (Diamond Hill MTR Station), 96R (Diamond Hill MTR Station), etc. Introduction The route spans across Ma On Shan and Sai Kung. Overall, the route is not too difficult. You start from Heng On Village and slowly climb up to the 400-meter-high Ngong Ping Plateau. Then you go down the mountain via Pineapple Hill to the Sai Kung Fire Station. Along the way, you can visit Ma On Shan Country Park, one of the mine entrances of Ma On Shan Mine, and the viewing platform on the Ngong Ping Plateau to enjoy the magnificent view of Sai Kung. Precautions Do not try to enter the mine. The tunnels inside may collapse at any time and the mine is full of vertical shafts. If you are not careful, you may fall into the bottom of the shaft which is more than 100 meters deep and lose your life. #HongKong #nightview #city #sunrise #Ma On Shan #hiking #hiking route recommendations #hiking spots #weekend trip #relax