Half-day Tour Route in Tai Po: Quiet and Comfortable with Few People

👍️Recommended Reason: This is a leisurely route loved by locals🛀. You can cycle, drive🚗, or take a bus. 📅Travel Guide: Route🚶: Kwong Fuk Market➡️Tai Po Waterfront Park➡️Tai Po Industrial Estate🏭➡️Take bus🚌75K to the terminus or drive to 'Tai Mei Tuk Public Car Park🅿️'➡️Tai Mei Tuk🏝Water Sports Centre and BBQ Area➡️Lung Mei Beach 🚌You can take bus 71K or 🚇MTR to Tai Po Market Station Exit B to Kwong Fuk Market ⚠️If cycling, there are many shared bikes near Tai Po MTR Station, and rental shops support one-way rentals. You can cycle to Tai Mei Tuk, with a coastal bike path🚴, safe and simple. You can also cycle to Tai Wai or Sha Tin. 1️⃣Kwong Fuk Market To experience the local residential market🛍️ atmosphere, you must come here. There are various small shops. The market is filled with the chatter💬 and laughter of locals. You can stroll around and find many shops selling daily necessities and food. 2️⃣Tai Po Waterfront Park On the large lawn by the sea, people picnic🧺 and fly kites🪁, with super large kites. There is also a viewing platform nearby where you can look out over the sea🌊 with an unbeatable view. There are bike paths and trails by the sea, with people running🏃‍♀️ and cycling. The park also has a Hong Kong Reunification Memorial Tower, where you can go up to the highest viewing platform to feel the breeze. The park has many flowers and a rose garden🥀. 3️⃣Tai Po Industrial Estate Navigate to 'Dai Fat Street' and stroll around the nearby streets. You can see factories of Lee Kum Kee, Fairwood, and Café de Coral, as well as some power⚡️ plants. The factory buildings in the industrial area are colorful. Strolling here feels like time travel. 4️⃣Tai Mei Tuk There are BBQ🍖 areas and a water sports⛵️ center here, with a lighthouse by the sea. The sunset🌇 over the sea is golden and dreamy. The seaside shops rent kayaks, and there are outdoor seats for snacks. Walk to the youth hostel🏨 at the far end, and there is another BBQ area by the sea opposite, where you can take photos of the Guanyin statue at Tsz Shan Monastery. It's quiet with few people, a must-visit. 5️⃣Lung Mei Beach Walk west along the main road🛣️ for 10 minutes to reach Lung Mei Beach. The sand is soft, and you can swim🏊‍♀️ with lifeguards🛟, changing rooms, and toilets available. There is a parking lot at the entrance. There is a viewing platform with glass railings, perfect for photos. Opposite, there are many BBQ restaurants🍴 and cafes, which are lively and bright in the evening. ⚠️Return by taking bus 75K to Tai Po Market MTR Station ⚠️You can add Tsz Shan Monastery to the itinerary, free but requires reservation. I have been there before, you can check the previous guide👆. 💗Other tips: 🍄All attractions are free