[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Garden Hill (Updated Mar)

Garden Hill is located in the Sham Shui Po district of Kowloon. You can take the MTR to Sham Shui Po Station to get there. Its name comes from the Garden Bakery at the foot of the hill. The route is easy and not difficult. From the mountain you can see the buildings of Cheung Sha Wan, Sham Shui Po and Shek Kip Mei.

#Hiking Route Recommendation "Carton Hill" really doesn't have a star, it's very easy to walk. Carlton Hill is located in Sham Shui Po. In fact, its real name is "Nam Hin Hill". Because it is above Carlton's factory, everyone calls it "Gatton Hill"😂. When you go up, you can see the view of the buildings in Sham Shui Po in the distance. Many people will take pictures when they go up, wait until 5 or 6 to enjoy the sunset, and stay later to enjoy the night view of the old district. At night like the back hill of Daxiong 🤣 quite feel. How to get there: Exit D1 in Sham Shui Po, turn right at Shek Kip Mei Estate. There is a path up the hill to the right of Mei Ho House. There is also kapok on the path, everyone can enjoy the flowers and take pictures! #Local Tour #Flower Viewing Strategy

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#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Visiting Garden Hill in Hong Kong was an absolute highlight of my trip! If you're already exploring Sham Shui Po, it’s a must-visit spot, just a short 10-15 minute walk to the base of the hill. The hike itself is wonderfully accessible—taking only 10-15 minutes to ascend with paved steps guiding you all the way up. At just 90 meters above sea level, it offers an easy yet rewarding urban hike on Kowloon’s side, perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape without straying too far from the city’s pulse. The beauty of the scenery from the summit is beyond words. As you reach the top, you're greeted by panoramic views that stretch over Sham Shui Po, offering a striking contrast to the densely packed streets below. The bustling neighborhood transforms into a serene, almost ethereal sight from above. During the golden hour, the sunset bathes the city in soft hues of pink, orange, and purple, creating a breathtaking canvas over the skyline. As the sun dips behind the horizon, the city lights flicker on, casting a warm, twinkling glow across the sprawling urban landscape. The contrast between the quiet hilltop and the vibrant city below is truly magical, making it a perfect spot for photography. The views continue to captivate after dark when the city comes alive with lights. The skyline, now lit up, stretches across the horizon like a constellation of glowing jewels, and the peaceful atmosphere on the hill provides an almost meditative experience as you gaze out over the scene. It’s no wonder this spot is a favorite among photographers—it's the ideal location to capture both the urban sprawl and the surrounding natural beauty in one stunning shot. After basking in the tranquility of the hilltop, it’s easy to descend and return to the lively streets of Sham Shui Po. Here, the vibrant local food scene awaits, with a wide array of traditional food stalls and eateries offering a delicious taste of Hong Kong’s culinary heritage. It’s the perfect way to end the evening—savoring flavorful, authentic dishes while reflecting on the peaceful beauty of the hike. #travel #myitinerary #citydaytours #thingstodo #chinatrip

#mountainhike Want to do a mountain hike but don’t want to venture out of the city too much? Why not Garden Hill?😍 Garden Hill in Hong Kong is SUCH a hidden gem. It offers the best urban charm and natural beauty at the same time! Situated in the Kowloon near Cheung Sha Wan, this quaint hill is literally next to tons of colorful houses and stunning views of the cityscape. The hike to the top is relatively short but very rewarding, and there are very well-maintained paths that make it accessible for everyone. Up there you will be surrounded by lush greenery with locals doing exercises! At the summit, the panoramic views are spectacular. It is a different side of HK but still shows the vibrant skyline and surrounding mountains. It’s a perfect spot for photography. If you're visiting HK, make sure you come to the Kowloon side and make Garden Hill a fun day outdoors!

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It's really strange to look at the mountains from here. They have completely changed their appearance. Their shapes are very different from those seen from the plains or halfway up the mountain. They have become extremely layered, messy, majestic and peculiar. Looking up, the mountains are the sky, and the sky is also the mountains. There are mountains everywhere, front, back, left and right, as if your nose can touch the mountains at any time. #Hong Kong Good Places