[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Sai Kung East Country Park (Updated Mar)

Sai Kung East Country Park is known for its rich ecological resources, with the Rattlesnake Peak as one of the highlights, worth a visit: - Start from the foot of the mountain and step on the Rattlesnake Peak mountain road, slowly climbing to enjoy the green mountain scenery. - Overlooking the Sai Kung Sea and nearby islands from the top of the mountain, and looking at the magnificent scenery of Tai Po Beach in the distance. - The forest of strange rocks is interesting, and the unevenness is quite challenging. - The place where the rattlesnake is said to live, adding unknown suspense. - On the return journey, you can choose a path with better diversity. Slowly climbing along the mountain, in addition to ecological exploration, you can also exercise your body, no wonder it has become a check-in choice for the tribe.

Da Pillow Gai is located in Sai Kung East Country Park, where you can see the Wan Yi Reservoir and the area around Kao Sai Chau. It is still the flowering season of chandeliers, and the mountains are covered with wild chandeliers. It is really beautiful, so it attracts hikers to take pictures. #HongKong #Hiking #LocalTour #Hypermill

At the easternmost corner of Hong Kong, there is a vast country park for nature-loving person to spent their day. This country park is a showcase of pristine beaches, rugged peaks and unusual geology in the backyard of Hong Kong. #本地遊#nationalpark

Tai Cham Koi Distance: 5.5km Duration: around 2 hours [Route] Sheung Yiu > Tai Cham Koi > Luk Wu Country Trail > Sai Wan Pavilion Part of the scenic Sai Kung East Country Park, the start of the hike is a little off the beaten path, so look for the stairs on the left of the roundabout near Maclehose Trail Section 1 Sai Kung Man Yee Road. A moderate challenging hike, the hardest part in my opinion is the initial climb up the 408-meter mountain, but after that it gets much easier depending on how you choose to descend. [How to get there] Bus 94 #hiking #星級作家4月快閃 #春季旅行

Hong Kong is China's largest international metropolis, with the highest urbanization rate in the country. In most people's eyes, it's a city even more frenetic than Shanghai, synonymous with skyscrapers, an international harbor, and a global financial center. However, Hong Kong is more than just that. It also has many pristine fishing villages and beaches. It's hard to imagine finding such scenery in a major metropolis, which makes it truly extraordinary. Sai Kung is one of Hong Kong's few remaining pristine coastal areas, with relatively untouched fishing villages and incredibly clean beaches. A day of hiking here can be an incredibly refreshing experience. Want to come and see for yourself? 1. Must-see attractions: Sai Kung Town Centre, Sai Kung East Country Park, MacLehose Trail, Sai Kung Seafood Market, Sai Kung Waterfront Park, Sai Kung Public Pier, Little Hawaii Trail, Clear Water Bay Peninsula, Ngau Tau Wan (Cow's Head Bay), Basalt Island's Glass Waters, Hap Mun Bay, Ngau Tau Waterfall, Ma On Shan Country Park, and many other attractions. 2. Recommended length of visit: Sai Kung is the largest district in Hong Kong, with a wealth of attractions to explore. We recommend spending 2–3 days here. If you just want to see the Sai Kung waterfront and fishing villages, you can consider a 1-day trip. 3. Hiking routes: Day 1: Explore Sai Kung Town Centre, the Sai Kung Seafood Market and Pier, Sai Kung Waterfront Park, Sai Kung Public Pier, and Sai Kung East Country Park. Day 2: Take a boat from Sai Kung Public Pier to Basalt Island, Ngau Tau Island (Cow's Head Island), and Hap Mun Bay to admire the glass waters and sea waterfalls. Day 3: Spend a full day exploring Section 1 of the MacLehose Trail, Ma On Shan Country Park, Little Hawaii Trail, and Clear Water Bay Peninsula. 4. Transportation: There are direct buses from Sha Tin Centre to Sai Kung Bus Terminus. The bus stop is right in Sai Kung Town Centre. To reach Hap Mun Bay, Ngau Tau Wan (Cow's Head Bay), and Basalt Island, you must take a boat. You can negotiate the price with local fishermen. 5. Accommodation: There are a few guesthouses in Sai Kung Town Centre. Camping is also permitted in some areas of the MacLehose Trail. However, there are no large hotels. Accommodation can be a challenge when exploring Sai Kung in depth, so it's worth spending some time researching and planning. 6. Dining: Sai Kung has a thriving culinary scene, with plenty of places to eat. There are various tea restaurants and seafood restaurants. You can also buy fresh seafood and have it cooked at a seafood restaurant for a processing fee, which is very cost-effective. 7. Precautions: Sai Kung is relatively undeveloped, so safety is paramount. Wherever you go, avoid sparsely populated areas, or travel with companions. Safety always comes first. While hiking in Sai Kung is enjoyable, personal safety is more important. Let me emphasize this again!

#mountainhike Fancy a hike with the best ocean views in Hong Kong? Forget about Dragon’s Back and head to Sai Kung! Sai Kung East Country Park is truly a hidden gem in Hong Kong and is the most favorite place for a lot of hikers and people who love nature. This country park has the best rugged coastlines, and long stretching hiking trails with picturesque views of the South China Sea. You can finish on some of the most pristine beaches like Long Ke. The park is quite popular but since it is quite spacious, it is never overcrowded for me, making it ideal for solo hiking too! If you are coming to HK and want to see the natural and peaceful side of the city, Sai Kung East should be your next adventure! Don't miss it!

Repulse Bay 🌅 Kick back on the soft sands of Repulse Bay! Just a short ride from the city center, this beach is a slice of paradise with clear waters and shady trees. Perfect for family fun or a solo escape, you can sunbathe, swim, or enjoy the beachfront dining. And don't forget to seek blessings at the famous Tin Hau Temple nearby! 📍Repulse Bay, Hong Kong Lamma Island 🌴 Escape to Lamma Island for a serene getaway. Hike across the island for stunning views and indulge in the peaceful atmosphere. Clear waters and starry nights await you here. Though the power station may seem off-putting, the vibrant village life and picturesque beaches will make you forget all about it. 📍Lamma Island, Hong Kong Water World Ocean Park 🌊 Dive into fun at Water World Ocean Park! With indoor and outdoor rides, this water park offers endless excitement. Enjoy the luxury of a cabana or splash around in the wave pools. The fantastic ocean views are just the cherry on top of a perfect day out. 📍33 Ocean Drive, Aberdeen, Hong Kong Shek O 🏖️ Experience the charm of Shek O Beach with its barbecue pits and local eateries. Take a romantic stroll on Lover's Bridge or hike Dragon's Back for a breathtaking panorama. This colorful spot is a haven for nature lovers and those seeking a quaint village atmosphere. 📍Shek O, Hong Kong Sai Kung East Country Park 🌲 Witness the splendor of Sai Kung East Country Park's volcanic rock formations and azure waters. Ideal for hiking enthusiasts, this park offers lush landscapes and secluded beaches. Don't miss the stunning MacLehose Trail for some of the most picturesque views in Hong Kong. 📍Sai Kung Peninsula, Sai Kung District, New Territories East, Hong Kong, China Cheung Chau 🛶 Cheung Chau is a cultural gem where you can savor local delicacies and experience the famous Bun Festival. Hike the island's trails, enjoy fresh seafood, and immerse yourself in the local scene. This island is a delightful blend of adventure and tranquility. 📍The Southwest Area of Hong Kong Island #HongKong #HongKongAttractions #China #ChinaTravel

When it comes to the 'Thousand Islands Lake' of Hong Kong, one naturally thinks of the Tai Lam Chung Reservoir, which is most suitable for beginners' hiking; however, with the growing popularity of hiking among Hongkongers in recent years and the accumulation of experience, perhaps they are no longer satisfied with just beginner trails. This time, I have specially selected another slightly more challenging 'Thousand Islands Lake' of Hong Kong—Tai Tun, to show everyone the beauty of the islands around Sai Kung. Tai Tun is located in the Sai Kung East Country Park, at an elevation of 317 meters. From the summit, one can enjoy an unobstructed view of the mountains around Sai Kung, which is refreshing and uplifting. It is also possible to gaze at the outer islands of Sai Kung such as Kau Sai Chau, Pak Sha Chau, and Kiu Tsui Chau, hence the reputation as Sai Kung's Thousand Islands Lake. Many hikers are drawn here to take on the challenge. Since the area around Tai Tun is very open, many people come here to watch the sunset. However, it should be noted that the paths up and down Tai Tun are quite difficult; the ascent is steep, and the descent often requires the use of hands and feet. Therefore, it is recommended to allow extra time, and if planning to watch the sunset, even more time should be reserved, along with bringing a headlamp or flashlight. Itinerary Total distance: about 5 kilometers Time required: about 3.5 hours (excluding time for taking photos and resting) Transportation to the starting point: Take KMB bus no. 94 from Sai Kung Town Centre to Sai Kung Outdoor Training Camp stop ($7.2) Transportation to leave: Take KMB bus no. 94 from Pak Tam Chung Station back to Sai Kung Town ($7.2) Equipment: Non-slip shoes, sun protection, hiking gloves, long-sleeved shirt, long pants, sufficient food and water ■Warm Tips Know your limits, and do not force yourself to proceed on rugged mountain paths. Before taking photos, observe the surroundings to ensure the location is safe. Do not risk it for a good view.

For a camping site with beautiful views and not difficult to reach, Bai Lap is one of the best places 👍🏽. The location is highly accessible, suitable for beginners, the walking section has been paved 👍🏽, the road is clear and easy to walk. The camping location is located on the beach🏝️, the beach area is large, some locations are shaded by large trees. There is a 180-degree sea view, as far as the eye can see, the pier and rocks next to it are great for taking pictures📸. It's like going to a foreign island for vacation 🥰. In summer, you can also go snorkeling, swimming and playing water activities This time we cooked Thai-themed 🇹🇭 food, including rice paper rolls, satay skewers, banana pancakes, Thai curry chicken, minced meat lettuce buns, Malay stir-fried through cabbage, beef beef balls with pork boat noodles. After cooking, put the plate on the plate and make a card📸 as a souvenir is a must, I'm salivating when I look at it🤤. There is a store behind the beach, which provides drinks, snacks, rice and noodles. If you don't bring enough food and water, you don't need to worry🫶🏽, you can replenish at any time. The store also offers water play and camping equipment rental 👍🏽. And there is a clean toilet 🚽, can be used in the store, very convenient for everyone ❤️. ❣️ The store is very good, bring water containers to can fill water for free, drinking water / tap water ~ 📍Bai Lak Wan Beach🏝️ Location: Bai La Wan Beach, Bai La Village, Sai Kung East Country Park Access: Take a minibus/taxi in Sai Kung City, get off at the entrance of Bai Lap Village and walk along the path for 15-20 minutes to reach the beach Recommendation Index: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Beautiful view index: 😍😍😍😍😍 #Must-visit photo spots in the #Greater Bay Area #HongKongPhoto #HongKongCamping #HongKongcamping #Sai Kung Beach #Sai Kung Good Places #Sai Kung Beautiful Scenery #Sai Kung Camping

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Located at east park of high island reservoir,amazing place because it made up of 7,000 interblocking wave breaking blocks.to prevent and block against wave erosion and designed widely used in seawalls, thypoon shelters.a huge place w/ a breathtak8ng view as well.

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nice and easy trail for a stunning view!