Welcome to Hong Kong Outdoors
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Hong Kong Beaches
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One-day sightseeing tour of Hong Kong from the Peak to Tai Mo Shan Whistlestop tour of Hong Kong, focusing on hiking and scenery. |
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Hong Kong city and country
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Hong Kong Forests
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Hong Kong Islands
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Hong Kong Geopark (香港地質公園)
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Second World War relics in Hong Kong
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Stanley Market, Hong Kong Best known for its market, Stanley is a pleasant place for strolling around, with highlights including a temple and a small beach. |
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The Peak, Hong Kong Island (太平山)
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Dragon's Back to Big Wave Bay, Hong Kong Island
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Wong Nai Chung Gap Trail, HK Island
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Kowloon Park (九龍公園) Kowloon Park (九龍公園) makes for a pleasant green escape from the city streets. |
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Zoological and Botanical Gardens The Zoological and Botanical Gardens is one of the loveliest outdoor places within urban Hong Kong. |
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Kadoorie Farm, New Territories
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Tai Long Wan Sai Kung
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Ng Tung Chai waterfalls
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Tai Mo Shan
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Tai Fu Tai Mansion (大夫第)
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Scenic Shalotung
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Kowloon Hills by taxi
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Buffalo Hill
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Kam Shan
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Mau Ping
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Hoi Han Wan (海下灣) Hoi Ha Wan (海下灣) is one of Hong Kong's best places for hard corals. |
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Lai Chi Wo (荔枝窩)
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Tai Po Kau Forest
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Northeast New Territories Tour
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Hong Kong Wetland Park
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Ping Shan Trail Tin Shui Wai station is the starting point of a fine heritage trail, with HK's only historic pagoda. |
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Clear Water Bay Peninsula The hilly Clear Water Bay Peninsula lies between Kowloon and Sai Kung. |
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Sai Kung Peninsula
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Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve
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Sam A Tsuen (三椏村)
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Nam Sang Wai (南生圍)
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Sai Kung Threatened Beauty Spots Sai Kung East Country Park was established in 1978, and protects some of the finest scenery in Hong Kong. You can enjoy vistas and tranquillity that seem far from the madding city. Spend a day here, and you can forget the pressures of work, whether you’re hiking, swimming, surfing, stream scrambling or simply chilling by the beach. |
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Oh to be in Deep Bay Now That Spring is Here Deep Bay in northwest Hong Kong is a wetland of international importance, a magnet for migratory waterbirds. |
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Pui O, Lantau Island
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Cheung Sha beaches, Lantau
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Ng Yuen (龍仔悟園) Lantau
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Hiking southwest Lantau
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Chi Ma Wan Pui O
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Lantau Trail stage4
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Tai O, Lantau Island
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Lantau Island, Hong Kong
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Nei Lak Shan Trail, Lantau
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Silver Mine Waterfalls at Mui Wo on Lantau Island
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Shui Hau n Tong Fuk on Lantau
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Tai O to Tung Chung, Lantau
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Chi Ma Wan Country Trail on Lantau
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Lantau lowlands There’s much to see and do on Lantau Island. |
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Tung Ping Chau (東平洲)
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Po Toi (蒲台島)
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Cheung Chau (長洲)
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Lamma Island Lamma lies just west of Hong Kong Island, and offers a great contrast to the city. |
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Soko Islands (索罟群島)
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Sharp Island (橋咀洲)
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Shek Kwu Chau is a quirky island
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Peng Chau Peng Chau has echoes of old south China, with paths along coastlines and through farmland. |
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Tung Ping Chau the Best Flat Island in the World Look at a map of Hong Kong, and in the northeast corner you should just see Tung Ping Chau – “East Flat Island”, the furthest-flung land in Hong Kong. |
Hong Kong is dotted with beaches, some of which are wonderful, and great to head to during the long hot summer.
A short summary of Hong Kong tourist attractions including hiking trails, a nature reserve, and islands.
Though there are places where wildlife is on the rebound, none is any more than a shadow of Hong Kong's forests past.
Exploring Hong Kong's islands, you can stroll along narrow streets, hike trails across hills and headlands, admire waterfalls, and relax on beaches.
The Hong Kong Global Geopark comprises eight sites in eastern HK.
There are many Second World War relics in Hong Kong, several of which are well worth visiting.
Victoria Peak is a great place to walk paths with fabulous views.
Big Wave Bay is on the relatively wild, east coast of Hong Kong Island, below Dragon's Back.
The Wong Nai Chung Gap Trail is Hong Kong's only battlefield trail.
If you like scenery, wildlife, and plants, Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (嘉道理農場暨植物園) should be high on your list of places to visit.
Tai Long Wan, on the east coast of the Sai Kung Peninsula, has white sand beaches flanked by rugged headlands.
Ng Tung Chai has a series of waterfalls plunging down the north slopes of Tai Mo Shan.
Hong Kong's highest mountain, Tai Mo Shan, dominates the central New Territories.
Tai Fu Tai Mansion (大夫第) was probably built in around 1870.
Sha Lo Tung is a wonderfully tranquil, beautiful place.
A narrow road leads up the Kowloon Hills, passing close by Kowloon Peak.
Views from Buffalo Hill recall parts of the Scottish Highlands.
A walk over Smuggler's Ridge passes Shing Mun Redoubt - one of Hong Kong's main Second World War relics.
An excellent hike from Sai Kung passes the abandoned village of Mau Ping.
The northeast New Territories encompasses some of Hong Kong's wildest landscapes.
The Tai Po Kau (大埔滘) Nature Reserve is a splendid example of reforestation.
The Northeast New Territories Island Hopping Tour includes some otherwise hard to reach places.
Hong Kong Wetland Park is a curious place - habitats small and visitor centre immense.
The beautiful Sai Kung Peninsula (西貢半島) is larger than Hong Kong Island. 
At Mai Po Marshes Nature Reserve you can enjoy impressive wildlife spectacles.
Sam A Tsuen can be reached by an easy and very pleasant hike.
Nam Sang Wai is part of the Deep Bay wetland.
Pui O in southeast Lantau has buffaloes, a good beach, and fine scenery.
Cheung Sha Wan (長沙灣), Lantau Island, boasts one of Hong Kong's longest beaches.
Lung Tsai Ng Yuen (龍仔悟園) is a Chinese landscaped garden in southwest Lantau.
Southwest Lantau boasts some of the finest hiking and scenery in Hong Kong.
There's a pleasant stroll from Chi Ma Wan (芝麻灣) pier to Pui O (貝澳).
There is tranquillity to enjoy near Ngong Ping, including along the Lantau Trail.
Tai O is a good village to explore, on the west coast of Lantau.
Lantau has been described as, "Hong Kong's biggest and most beautiful island."
Nei Lak Shan Country Trail circuits Nei Lak Shan, above Ngong Ping and the Big Buddha.
The Silver Mine Waterfall is among the best and most easily reached Hong Kong waterfalls.
A trip to the south Lantau coast makes a grand trip on a fine afternoon.
There's a fairly lon but easy coastal walk between Tai O and Tung Chung.
The Chi Ma Wan Country Trail loops within the Chi Ma Wan Peninsula, southeast Lantau.
Tung Ping Chau is set in the east of Mirs Bay.
Po Toi (蒲台島) offers fine hiking, excellent coastal scenery, and is a bird migration hotspot.
Cheung Chau (長洲) looks tiny on a map yet boasts plenty to see and do in a day.
The Sokos are a tiny cluster of uninhabited islets south of west Lantau.
Sharp Island and its neighbours are most popular for swimming at beaches, and snorkelling over coral. 
Just west of Cheung Chau, Shek Kwu Chau (石鼓洲) is one of the quirkier HK islands.
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