Visit Peng Chau to experience the slow life at its most Hong Kong!

Peng Chau Island in Hong Kong is an outlying district surrounded by water, where life is completely different from the fast-paced urban areas. Here, you can see residents brewing tea and sitting under big trees to cool off; you can see many cats lazily lying on the lawn basking in the sun; you can see residents chatting with neighbors about the bits and pieces of life... In a trance, it's hard to believe this is the fast-paced Hong Kong. Moreover, unlike the urban areas of Hong Kong, there are very few tourists here, making the visiting experience very pleasant. Some places on the island still retain the old-time scenery, as if time has flowed backwards. Abandoned old factories, beautiful beaches, temples, vibrant street art, and colorful houses all make this place feel very comfortable. Transportation: From the MTR Central Station, take exit F, walk straight on the footbridge to Pier No. 6 (towards Peng Chau Mui Wo) to take the ferry, which takes about half an hour. Cost: Visiting the island is free, and the ferry fare can be paid directly with the Octopus card. Time: There are many ferry services from Central to Peng Chau Island, running from early morning to evening, with a ferry every half hour, from 7 am to 8 pm.