[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kwan Kung Pavilion (Updated May)

Cheung Chau Tour $109 Outbound ferry ticket included Arrive for lunch Free time afterwards#local tour Enjoy it happily and relaxedly👍👍👍🥰 Welcome to join Flying Travel - Cheung Chau One-day Leisure Tour Departure date: June 26, 2022 (Sunday) Meeting time: 09:45 am, Central Pier 5 (entry point 10:15, no waiting after the scheduled time), please inform your group members Group: ✨Warm Tips: 1. Wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes during the day. 2. Bring enough drinking water,

#HongKongSakura There are many temples in Hong Kong where you can enjoy cherry blossoms. Here are some of them: • Cheung Chau Guan Gong Loyalty Pavilion: Located on Guanyin Bay Road, Cheung Chau, an outlying island, there are more than ten Taiwan mountain cherry trees planted in the pavilion, which is the largest group of cherry blossoms in Hong Kong. The flowering period is from now to the end of March. Take the ferry from Central Pier 5 to Cheung Chau and follow the signs after getting ashore to reach the destination. • Tai Mo Shan Rotary Park: 38 cherry trees donated by Taiwan were planted in Tai Mo Shan Country Park. When in bloom, the plant is leafless and the flowers are densely covered on the branches. The flowering period is from now to mid-March, and you can take bus No. 51 from Tsuen Wan West Rail Station to get there. Please pay attention to the weather before traveling, wear comfortable shoes, and enjoy the cherry blossoms in a civilized manner.

Despite being a modern metropolis, Hong Kong offers several great spots for cherry blossom viewing. Every year from February to April, cherry blossoms bloom across the city. Tung Chung's Viewing Hill features around 80 cherry blossom trees lining a pathway, creating a spectacular floral avenue. Visitors can also enjoy a bird's-eye view of the blossoms from the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. At Kadoorie Farm, the bell-shaped cherry blossoms typically bloom in late January, and the Hu Ting Sang Memorial Pavilion is surrounded by dozens of Taiwanese cherry trees, offering a stunning pink mountain view. Near the snack kiosk at the entrance of Rotary Park on Tai Mo Shan, nearly 40 mountain cherry trees are planted, making it an excellent spot for capturing night cherry blossoms. On clear days, visitors can also enjoy views of the sea of clouds and urban landscapes. Other cherry blossom viewing locations include the Guan Yu Pavilion on Cheung Chau and Quarry Bay Park in Sai Wan Ho. In Hong Kong, you can experience the city's vibrant atmosphere while immersing yourself in the romantic sea of flowers.