No Man's Land ~ Hong Kong Eco Tour 🌴

Under the epidemic, we can't travel abroad🧳, weekends whether in the suburbs or urban areas are bound to be crowded, but recently I discovered a hidden good place, even on weekends are extremely sparsely populated, it is the mangrove forest under the Qiling Mountains🤗 Kiu Leng Ha is located at the junction of Sai Kung city center and Ma On Shan. Get off at Shui Lang Wo Bus Station and walk straight to Ki Leung Hau Lao Wai for 20 minutes to the bottom. You will see a mangrove mudflat🏝️ 1. Absolutely uninhabited 🏝️ (I went on Sunday, but there was no one on the mud beach 😍, I didn't expect to dominate the entire mud beach for an afternoon, there will be no passers-by in the background of the photo 😜) 2. Alternative activity ~ Oysters 🦪 (Australia Sydney Fish Market on-site oysters may have seen you will see, but it turns out that under the ridge can be on-site oysters frame 😆, and only need a straight screwdriver 🪛 is done, finally take the oyster meat home to scrambled eggs to cook oyster cake 😋) 3. Alternative activity ~ digging mussels 🐚 (of course there are mussels wherever there are oysters, although there is no big sand white like Silvermine Bay palm ✋, but the number of mussels here is really amazing😱, wearing labor gloves with one hand digging into the mud has a few, less than two hours has been full 😚) 4. Ornamental mangroves 🌳 (the left and right sides of the mudflat are planted with dwarf shrubs 🌳 common in mangroves, the soil will also be reddish) Tips: We must be very, very careful, because there are many oyster shells 😣, and friends who want to dig mussels / open oysters must bring labor gloves protection, finally check the tide rise and fall time ah 😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #No Man's Land #Mangrove #Eco Tour #Under the Hill #Oyster Digging #Local Tour