Tung Ping Chau

#HongKongInDepthTour Tung Ping Chau is the northeasternmost island of Hong Kong, renowned for its unique geological landscape and clear waters. It is part of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. The island’s most famous landform is the "layered sedimentary rock," which, after years of weathering and erosion, has formed strange rock formations such as "Ghost Hand Rock" and "Beheading Island," attracting photography enthusiasts and geology fans alike. Additionally, Tung Ping Chau’s coral reef ecosystem is relatively intact, making it an excellent spot for snorkeling and ecological observation. The island still retains some fishing village buildings and an abandoned school, offering a glimpse into the lives of former island residents. Due to inconvenient transportation, visitors must take a boat from Ma Liu Shui Pier, and it is recommended to set aside a whole day for a leisurely visit. The tranquility and pristine nature here make you feel as if you are in an alternative time and space far from the city. Tung Ping Chau is not only a paradise for outdoor lovers but also an ideal place for those seeking natural education and geological knowledge, making it one of the representative landmarks for in-depth travel.