Sai Kung Fisherman｜Conquering one of the three peaks of Hong Kong

Located in Sai Kung's Clear Water Bay Peninsula, Fishing Wong is known as the "Sai Kung Triple Peaks" with Sai Kung's Mount Er Snake Peak and Viewing Fish Rock Peak. Among the three peaks, the fishing man is relatively easier to conquer, and is an intermediate difficulty route. Starting from Wupaitian, it leaves at Budai O via Upper Yangshan (260m), Lower Yangshan (263m), Miu Tsai Tun (333m), Upper Diaoyuong (344m), and then to Tianxiashan (273m). The whole journey is about 8.5km, including check-in rest time takes about 5hrs, a total of up and down the mountain several times, must not be underestimated physical exertion, than attacking the top of Diaoyuong even more tiring! The fishing man's sharp peaks resemble a fisherman wearing a bamboo hat, so he is known as "fishing man". He is also named "fishing man" because he looks like the long beak of a kingfisher. The peak offers a 360-degree bird's-eye view of the surrounding scenery, which is even more exciting. From east to west, the views are distinct, from Acacia Bay, Niu Tai Chau to Clear Water Bay, to Tseung Kwan O Industrial Estate to Sunrise Park City; to the south, you can see the fields under the fields, and to the north, you can look back at the newly walked Shang Yang Shan, Xia Yang Shan and Miu Tsai Tun. You can get a close view of Tseung Kwan O's field area. The view of the hill is very open. The opposite side is the Clear Water Bay Golf Course; the left side overlooks the entire Pu Tai O; the Long Pier shore seen on the right is Tai Miu Bay, and the other side is Tung Lung Island. The end point is near the entrance to the golf course, where you might as well visit the oldest and largest Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong, the Fo Tang Mun Tin Hau Temple. #LocalTravel #Outcountry Good Places