Break through the door to see Po Pin Chau.

Check in at the Hong Kong version of Antarctica, Lo Fu Tau, and Po Pin Chau for the second time. I got tanned and my legs are numb, so I won't go today, but remember to call me next time you go hiking. (Don't trust Amap in Sai Kung. I thought it was a direct path, but I ended up spending two hours in the woods (I had to make my own way!)) The first stop is Tin Hau Temple, then Lo Fu Tau (the Hong Kong version of Antarctica is not an exaggeration, it really is a great place for photos)⛰️, then Pak Lap Village. If your legs are still okay, you can go to see the Kapok Cave with the pointed head (I couldn't make it this time). Then you climb and climb to the highest point, where you can see Po Pin Chau in the distance. From the highest mountain, the unique stones of Po Pin Chau are spectacular and make for great photos. The reverse hike ends at Po Pin Chau. Remember that the last minibus is at 6:30 pm. There are many people in line, but if there are many people, the driver will count the number of people and arrange for an extra bus. This time, I was lucky enough to catch the last minibus. In the morning, I took a taxi from Futian Port to the starting point, Leung Shuen Wan, for CNY 380. In the evening, I heard that a family asked about the price, and it was close to CNY 500 after the price increase. When you go out to play, be sure to bring more water, or you will have to drink seawater at Po Pin Chau.