Enjoy the beautiful scenery at Partridge Hill and Yazishan in Sai Kung

Every time I take a bus into Sai Kung and pass Pik Uk, I always feel that the mountain on the right is very imposing. Recently, I checked the map and found out that it is called Partridge Hill. After getting off at Pik Uk, cross the road via the flyover to the luxury residential area, and go straight up the road to the roundabout. There is a small road on the left, from which you can start to climb Partridge Hill. The section from the beginning needs to pass a row of villagers' graves. Fortunately, there are hiking teams marking them with ribbons. This road is indicated by a dotted line on the map. It is all sandy and muddy road all the way up, with no scenery and quite steep road conditions. After about 40 minutes of climbing, you will reach the top of Partridge Hill, which is the endless Port Shelter of Sai Kung! On a day with high visibility, you can see Anaconda Point, Ma On Shan, Tai Admiralty, Pak Sha Wan, Kiu Tsui Island, and Green Island. It took 40 minutes to walk and take photos! This route can be said to be along the ridgeline from Sai Kung to Tseung Kwan O. After leaving Partridge Hill, Tseung Kwan O is more clearly seen on the right. The densely packed Tseung Kwan O buildings are like building blocks inserted into the ground, forming a very strong contrast with Sai Kung on the left. Going down the road from Partridge Hill to Tseung Kwan O on the other side, it is obviously a road built by villagers or citizens themselves. There are many large water pipes on the way. There are also stone streams shaped like steps. On this New Year holiday with blue sky and white clouds, the calm stream reflects the blue of the sky. Walk from the bottom of Partridge Hill to Clear Water Bay Road, and then go up to Yazi Shan. Yazi Shan can be said to be the morning exercise garden for Tseung Kwan O people. Many sections of the road have district council signs and morning exercise facilities prepared by citizens. Standing on the top of Yazi Shan, looking towards Sai Kung, it is a blue and green. This place is closer to Port Shelter and Green Island than Partridge Hill. #LocalTours#Good Places to Go in the Suburbs