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Step into the secret world of Hong Kong!
When you think of Hong Kong, the bustling city life, vibrant neon lights, and luxurious urban living come to mind. However, the most enchanting part of Hong Kong is not on the main island.
Most travelers tend to overlook the neighboring region of Tân Giới. With its rich cultural heritage, diverse history, and unique natural beauty, Tân Giới is a world waiting to be explored.
A glimpse into Tân Giới
Hong Kong comprises three main areas: Hong Kong Island, the Kowloon Peninsula, and Tân Giới – the largest region. Explore the acrobatic displays of dolphins in Tai O, indulge in a seafood feast in Sai Kung, or stroll along the picturesque trails – Tân Giới offers a plethora of enticing experiences.
Escape the bustling world of luxurious city escapades and head for a rendezvous in remote island homes, mountainous terrains, ancient villages, scenic rural areas, and pristine nature in Sai Kung. With enchanting natural landscapes that captivate the heart, Sai Kung truly lives up to its reputation as Hong Kong's backyard garden.
If you haven't fallen for Sai Kung yet, it's time to plan your upcoming Hong Kong trip, travel enthusiasts!
1. Stroll amid untouched nature
Sai Kung Global Geopark is hailed as one of Hong Kong's finest attractions. Take a leisurely walk along the Sai Kung Peninsula to fully immerse yourself in the beauty of this place.
As you traverse the rugged mountains of the geopark, you'll also discover pristine beaches, explore renowned cliff-jumping spots, and take a plunge into the refreshing waters. Fully indulge in this adventurous journey!
2. Kayak adventure on Sai Kung islands
If you're tired of leisurely strolls in New Territories, why not embark on a boat trip around the island and the tropical shores of this geological park in Sai Kung, Hong Kong? Experience the beauty of Sai Kung's marine wonderland.
Moreover, professional guides will lead you to the ultimate kayaking experience. Afterwards, continue your journey with underwater snorkeling in the geological park, often referred to as the Okinawa of Hong Kong.
3. Indulge in a lavish seafood feast
When in Sai Kung, treat yourself to a seafood feast; the local seafood has earned prestigious Michelin Food Guide recognition for seven consecutive years. Just hearing about it gives you an idea of its caliber. If possible, don't miss Chuen Kee Seafood restaurant - the top choice for most travelers.
With a variety of fresh seafood prepared by top chefs, a taste of these dishes will surely leave you in awe of the incredible flavors. Ordering might be a bit tricky if you're not familiar with Chinese, but no worries - book your meal on Klook to bypass language barriers.
4. Witness the mesmerizing pink dolphins in Tai O
Prepare to be amazed beyond words as you witness the majestic humpback dolphins in the Indian Ocean during Klook's half-day expedition with a staggering 97% dolphin sighting rate. Marvel at these graceful creatures year-round and contribute to eco-friendly tourism by joining a responsible tour minimizing disruption to their natural habitat.
Sometimes referred to as the pink dolphins due to their appearance, white dolphins are a spectacle to behold. Embark on an extraordinary adventure with Team Klook to observe these dolphins in their natural habitat.
5. Explore ancient walled villages dating back centuries in Ping Shan
On the 1.6 km heritage trail in Ping Shan, you'll encounter historical Tang Clan buildings—the first of the Five Great Clans rooted in this region. Stroll through three villages along the trail, exploring temples, residences, classrooms, and ancestral halls.
Discover the highlights of the Ping Shan Heritage Trail with ancient temples, the 200-year-old walled village of Sheung Cheung Wai, Tsui Sing Lau Temple—the oldest temple in Hong Kong, and more.
6. Seek out the hidden waterfalls in Plover Cove
Embark on an exhilarating journey exploring the breathtaking scenery of Plover Cove Reservoir with a hiking and biking adventure through the untouched natural wonders of Hong Kong. Discover hidden waterfalls, lush green gardens, and panoramic views of the pristine Hong Kong sky. An experience that's nothing short of nature's marvels, isn't it, avid explorer?
7. Meet the crocodile ambassador Pui Pui at the Hong Kong Wetland Park
Get acquainted with the flora and fauna of the region at the Hong Kong Wetland Park, a renowned tourist destination in Tin Shui Wai. In this ecological park, encounter a variety of different wild creatures, from amphibians and reptiles to birds, butterflies, fish, and much more. Take a Klooker's journey, and experience it for yourself.
The park features two areas: the interactive world of wetland habitats – indoor area and the wetland conservation area – outdoor area. In the center, you can witness 3D cinemas, theaters, exhibition rooms, and play zones.
The 60-hectare outdoor conservation area is a wilderness environment with attractions like Wildside Walk, Stream Walk, Mangrove Boardwalk, and more. Klooker, indulge in observing various wildlife and the resident crocodile, Pui Pui.
8. Experience the finest scenic trek in Asia
From the rugged mountains and winding trails in the forested area to the pristine white sands of the Dai Long Bay, it's no surprise to find it listed in Time magazine's best walking trails in Asia. Dragon's Back is a basic trail that will take you to lesser-known, untouched areas of Hong Kong. After exploring the twists and turns of this trail, head down to the beautiful white sands of Dai Long Bay for a refreshing swim and relaxation on the stunning beach.
From mountain ranges to remote and secluded forests, and white sandy beaches, Dragon's Back truly lives up to its reputation as one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Hong Kong. When hiking here, make sure to wear suitable shoes to avoid any foot discomfort, fellow Klooker.
9. Capture the panoramic view of Lantau Island
Marvel at the breathtaking scenery right beneath your feet with the glass-bottomed Ngong Ping 360 cable car. Enjoy a 25-minute journey with spectacular views of Lantau Island, the airport, seascape, and Ngong Ping Village.
In addition, there's the Po Lin Monastery, the Tian Tan Buddha statue, and the Wisdom Path with giant wooden columns in Ngong Ping Village, offering many other intriguing things for you to discover.
Ngong Ping 360 is considered one of Hong Kong's most iconic attractions. Therefore, the number of visitors is quite substantial, and you might find yourself queuing for an extended period. If you're tired of waiting in line, why not book a Klook ticket and effortlessly step into the special VIP lane provided by Klook.
10. Quickly capture breathtaking moments with a camera tour, snapping a few shots with an eco-friendly photography tour
Explore the picturesque trails at Tai Lam Countryside Park, capturing enchanting scenes and gaining insights from a professional photographer. Compile an instant collection of vibrant green landscapes and untouched wilderness guided by the expert tips and advice in Hong Kong. KLook's small tip: not only do you get photography tips, but also an introduction to Hong Kong's natural environment.
It's not by chance that Tai Lam Country Park is as beautiful and majestic as it is. A decade ago, this was a dry and barren land. Through reforestation efforts and anti-deforestation campaigns, humans have transformed Tai Lam into the sparkling gem it is today.
Now, if someone asks where to go in Hong Kong, Klookers confidently shout: Tuen Mun! Tuen Mun! Tuen Mun! If you want to fill your travel itinerary with exciting activities, just head to Klook. Choose from destinations, activities, products, and even Hong Kong's culinary discount vouchers. Dive into exploring the information and plan your trip right away, Klooker.
