Cheung Chau is the most densely populated island and the most popular tourist destination in the Islands District of Hong Kong. Other than eating street food, cycling and playing water sports, Cheung Chau is also a great place for hiking! Transportation: Take ferry from Central Pier No. 5 to Cheung Chau Ferry Pier. The fast
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In the past years, I spent the Christmas and New Year week around the world. This year is a special year for all of us. Even though we cannot travel to other countries or gather with family and friends during the holiday, we can still enjoy quality time with our love ones at home. Do
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Ap Chau (鴨洲) and Kat O (吉澳) are both major geological attractions of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. Even though they used to be fishing villages, they have a unique geological, natural and cultural heritage. The weekend kaito ferry service between Ma Liu Shui and Ap Chau/Kat O started to operate in 2018. Since then,
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This Lantau Island one day itinerary is a must-go for people who want to explore the other side of Hong Kong. You can get out of the crowded, get closer to nature and learn more about the culture and history of Hong Kong. It covers the most iconic attractions including the Big Buddha, Po Lin
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Mui Wo used to be a popular tourist spot on Lantau Island. However, with the opening of Lantau Link and MTR Tung Chung line, Tung Chung has replaced Mui Wo’s role as a transport hub of the outlying islands and attractions. With fewer people visiting, Mui Wo is a perfect destination for a relaxing vacation.
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