Activities in wild Hong Kong
Al Fresco dining in Hong Kong
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Picnic places in Hong Kong A selection of top places for a DIY al fresco experience, together with tips for packing the perfect picnic. |
HK diving Hong Kong's rocky reefs and coral communities shelter a diverse and exquisite range of fish and marine fauna |
Renting bikes in Hong Kong A brief summary of places you can rent bicycles in Hong Kong. |
HK Mountain Biking Due to the HK Mountain Bike Association several trails have been opened to the public. |
Hiking in Hong Kong
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Hong Kong Wonder Falls With abundant streams tumbling down Hong Kong hills, there’s a fine variety of waterfalls. The sadly defunct Waterfalls of Hong Kong website listed over 50 waterfall sites across the territory. Some are easy to reach, while others take effort to find, maybe requiring arduous stream trekking. |
Hong Kong Night Hiking is Far More Than a Walk in the Dark As increasing numbers of people are discovering, night hiking may seem a little spooky, but there are rewards a-plenty, including tranquillity, scintillating scenes, respite from daytime heat, fitting in with busy work schedules, and – for some – encounters with snakes. |
Five Winter Warmers With respite from Hong Kong’s summer heat and humidity, winter is great for hiking |
Five Fun Family Friendly Outings in Hong Kong Wild Side
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Taking wild Hong Kong photos
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Cheung Chau PhotoExplorer On the Cheung Chau PhotoExplorer, resident and expert photographer Martin Williams will guide you around the village, along coastal trails, and to side trails even few locals know. |
Dangerous Snakes in Hong Kong. This first listing is limited to a review of the DANGEROUS SNAKES in Hong Kong. |
Deadliest Hong Kong Animals
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Hong Kong's Mysterious Migratory Butterflies On 31 December last year, researchers trapping butterflies at Deep Water Bay on Hong Kong Island foundĀ a Chestnut Tiger with writing on its wings. |
Hong Kong birding sites
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Mai Po birding, Hong Kong
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Beginning birdwatching in Hong Kong Hong Kong is an excellent place for birdwatching. |
Watching Black Kites in Hong Kong
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Birdwatching in Hong Kong is a great pastime You don’t need much equipment to start birdwatching. A pair of binoculars and a field guide will get you started on finding the wealth of species in Hong Kong. |
Sea Kayaking Hong Kong The Sai Kung area is astounding and ideal for sea kayaking, exploring and snorkelling. |
Junk trips to Hong Kong islands Especially in summer, many Hong Kong residents enjoy taking junk rides through inshore waters. |
HK sea fishing Welcome to Hong Kong's first ever offshore and deepsea fishing forum. |