I thought MacLehose Trail was already beautiful until I got to Tung Ping Chau

Tung Ping Chau, ranked as one of the 'Top Ten Scenic Sites' in Hong Kong, is not overly developed and is very beautiful with few people, making it very suitable for a day trip to the island. The scenery is superb! The glassy blue sea surface + the orange-brown triangular sedimentary rocks look like a landscape painting from a thousand miles away when photographed from the air! It's magical! Amazed by the craftsmanship of nature, in addition to the intricate and peculiar rock formations, there are various types of stone corals, seaweeds, and coral fish in between the rocks, resembling a rich and magical underwater world~ Here's the freshly organized travel guide Sisters, save it and take note! 🚶🏻Walking Guide 📍Location: New Territories, Hong Kong Difficulty level: ★☆☆☆☆ Walking duration: about 4-5h Walking distance: Total 7km Suitable age range: 8-60 years old ⚠️Recommended spots 1️⃣Cham Keng Chau (Marine Erosion Cliffs) The rocks, separated due to erosion, look like they have been chopped off from a distance 2️⃣Geng Lou Stone (also due to erosion) In front of 'Geng Lou Stone' is a cliff, formed by the long-term erosion of the sea on the south side. Over time, it has become a vertical cliff 3️⃣Nan Guo Shui The area below the cliff is called 'Nan Guo Shui', which is a bit rugged and uneven, and occasionally washed by waves 4️⃣Sea Snail Cave 'Sea Snail Cave' can only be entered when the tide is low, and the scenery is very beautiful, but be aware of the tidal changes Chow Mei Kok (Sedimentary rocks everywhere) Walking along the pier towards Cheung Sha Wan, you can see the orange-brown triangular sedimentary rocks, which really look like a 'Thousand Mile Landscape Painting' from an aerial view