Best hiking spots Hong Kong

Dragon’s back trail is one of the most popular hike journey in Hongkong. Why is it? It’s easy to access, easy to complete, very scenic and ends at a beautiful beach (if you want it to). For many people, the Dragon’s Back Hike is their induction to hiking in Hong Kong. It’s also a great way to see the other side of Hong Kong – the side with no skyscrapers, with lush trees, sandy beaches, and the sea. It’s also called the last leg of the Hong Kong Trail, this meandering path on the ridge of Dragon’s Back is widely hailed as one of Hong Kong’s best urban hikes. Besides its attractive name, Dragon’s Back has a sightseeing platform near its peak that provides truly spectacular views of southern Hong Kong Island and its shoreline. Right at the trail’s end is Big Wave Bay. Take a dip or surf the waves for a relaxing finale to this hike. The Dragon’s Back Hike is possibly the most popular hike in Hong Kong. Getting there: Directions to the TH from the MTR subway system and back: Take A3 Exit at Shau Kei Wan MTR Station (筲箕灣站) Take n9 Bus for Shek O (石澳) and get off at To Tei Wan Tsuen stop (土地灣村) The trailhead is on the left side of the road, Hike the 5.5 mile long Dragon’s Back trail to Big Wave Bay Beach (大浪灣) Take the red minibus back to Shau Kei Wan MTR Station from the Big Wave Bay Village bus parking lot.

Dragons Back hongkong

One of Hongkongs most popular hikes! The last leg of the Hong Kong Trail, this meandering path on the ridge of Dragon’s Back is widely hailed as one of Hong Kong’s best urban hikes. Besides its attractive name, Dragon’s Back has a sightseeing platform near its peak that provides truly spectacular views of southern Hong Kong Island and its shoreline. Right at the trail’s end is Big Wave Bay Note when u hike bring a mosquito repelant and be mindful of the big spiders theyre bigger than my palm lol they scared the heck out of me #dragonsback

🐉 Accessible and Beautiful Hike! Dragon’s Back

#visithongkong Visit Dragon’s Back! If you have to do one hike in Hong Kong and you want an easy hike, Dragon’s Back is the go-to! 🐉 It offers amazing view of the sea with lushy green hills. The trail is well-maintained and offers a moderate challenge, making it suitable for hikers of all levels. The area at the top is very windy but there is no shade, so make sure to wear sunscreen! Address: Dragon's Back, Shek O Road, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong How to get there: Take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan Station and exit at A3. From there, take bus 9 to To Tei Wan, which is the starting point of the hike. Ambience: Easy hike! Average price per person: There is no admission fee for the hiking trail, but you may need to pay for transportation to get there. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)

360° degree sea view scenery! 🌄

Dragon's Back is such an awesome name for one of the most popular hiking trails in HK! This hill is not that high, only 352 m. It's an easy hiking trail suitable for everyone. Expecting duration to climb up is 3 hours. This place is magnificent, and there are pretty good reasons for that. First of all, I like wild roads and this trail has it, except for some stairs, which are mostly from the beginning of the road. When you reach the top, you can enjoy an outstanding sea view from both sides and there are big horizons over there where you can enjoy the sightseeing wild nature with no buildings around. You can notice some beautiful birds over there, the sea, islands, beaches, etc. I fully recommend you if you have to bring binoculars so you can enjoy such a superb 360-degree view. Also, this hill is perfect for picnics, there are even some benches over there. The spring can be windy on the top, just to fulfill the moment of enjoyment. So if you are in Hong Kong and you want to hike, find a way to the Shek O beach, which can lead you to the Dragon's Back hiking trail, and when you reach the top, everything that I said here will make perfect sense for you there! #mytripvlog #tripblazers #hikingtrails #bucketlistreboot #2023travelwish

Another side of Dragons Back

I went to hike Dragon’s back on a cloudy day. I was a bit disappointed with the views but it was still nice to be outside. It was also very easy to get there by bus! Just catch the number 9 bus from Shau Kei Wan MTR station. The trail got a bit too slippery for me with the mud so I turned around and took the bus to Shell O country park, which is typically the end of the Dragon’s Back hike. I ended up exploring the cemeteries there! They are huge and span the hillside. There are Chinese cemeteries further up and a Muslim cemetery further down the mountain. Walking through them took me right back into town to get the bus back to downtown.#Cemeteries

Hong Kong hiking, these 10 routes are enough‼️ ||| People who don't understand will be very puzzled! Why does Hong Kong, a city where every inch of land is precious, have so many mountains to climb? Actually, Hong Kong is surrounded by the sea on three sides. Each hiking trail has its own unique features, and the coastline is very long. At the same time, there are two "forests" with many stunning scenic views. This time we recommend these 10 hiking routes. Get ready and you can set off! MacLehose Trail Sections 1 and 2 Total length of 100 kilometers, divided into ten sections, among which the first and second sections are most suitable for leisurely hiking. 📍Route: Beitan Yong - Wanyi Reservoir West Dam - Wanyi Reservoir East Dam - Langjia Bay - Xiwanting Longji Road Named the best urban hiking trail in Asia by Time magazine, walk along the mountain ridge and enjoy a 360-degree view of the sea. The downhill road is about 3km and leads to the famous surfing spot, Dalang Bay. 📍Route: Shek O Road near Tathland Wan Village - Tai Lam Chung Country Park - Tai Long Wan Lamma Island Family Trail The whole journey is about 6 kilometers, easy and leisurely, where you can experience the fishing village culture full of oriental colors, and also enjoy super fresh seafood. 📍Route: Banyan Bay - Fengcai Power Station - Hongshengyewai Bay - Lubin City Swimming Beach - Suogu Bay Tamen Island A paradise of freshness, Ta Men Island is a primitive island that well preserves its original ecological scenery. There are indigenous fishermen and some backpackers like to camp here. 📍Route: Ta Men Island - Big Grassland - Dié Shí Lion Mountain The embodiment of Hong Kong spirit, Lion Rock has many hiking trails with clear routes and steps, offering a panoramic view of Hong Kong's urban scenery. 📍Route: Lion Mountain Park - Memorial Pavilion - Lion Mountain - Wàngfū Stone - Shātián Hóngméi Valley Fei'e Mountain The mountain is about 600 meters high, and from the mountaintop, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the Kowloon Peninsula. In the evening, you can see the sunset and the glow of Hong Kong. 📍Route: Exit B of Rainbow Station - Qingshui Road - Baihua Forest - Fei'e Mountain Top Green mountains Altitude of 583 meters, the whole journey is a bit steep, it is recommended for beginners to bring hiking poles, the rocks are weathered, and the view is a beautiful desolation. The sunset in the evening is also very beautiful. 📍Route: Qingshan Temple - Qingshan Mount Damao Hong Kong's highest peak, with an altitude of 958 meters, is a popular spot for hikers to capture the sea of clouds due to its high altitude. 📍Route: Da Mao Shan Wild Park - Observation Deck - Da Mao Shan Weather Radar Station Fenghuang Mountain One of the popular spots in Hong Kong for watching sunrise, the best time to watch sunrise is from December to February, with little morning fog, thin clouds, and clear visibility. 📍Route: Bogongao - Fenghuangshan - Ngong Ping Dadong Mountain One of the popular spots in Hong Kong to watch the sunset, the whole journey takes 3 hours. The mountain is covered with golden grass and under the sunlight, it looks like a field of golden rice. 📍Route: Meiwu-Nanshan Ancient Trail-Dadong Mountain

Dragon's Back Hong Kong

If you are in Hong Kong, hiking is the most to do list for you! Don't worry, Hong Kong have Dragon's back!! It is to be said the most easiest track in Hong Kong! And it is beginner friendly! It is also super easy and cheap to went there just go by bus and you're arrived! Although it is easy, but the view from up there is magnificent. If you really don't want to go hiking, you can directly go to the beach it's Shek O Beach! #mytripvlog#awesomepic#dragonsback#hikinghk#hiking#nature

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Slay the dragon

The Dragon’s Back (Traditional Chinese: 龍脊) is a ridge in southeastern Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, between Wan Cham Shan and Shek O Peak. It lies within the Shek O Country Park. In 2004 the Dragon’s Back Trail was selected by TIME Asia as the best urban hiking trail. Dragons back is possibly the most well-known and well-travelled hike in HK. This is due to its easy terrain, convenient start and end point, it’s proximity to the beaches and of course it’s breath-taking views. was instantly surprised by how busy this was compared to other trails I’ve been to in HK. But it was a sunny Sunday and the temperature was perfect, so I guess local people just thought why not?! Start the Dragons Back Hong Kong along Shek O Road, just a 20-minute drive from Central Hong Kong. Either take a taxi or you can take no.9 bus from Shau Kei Wan MTR station, and stop at the bus stop at To Tei Wan Village. The entrance to the Dragon’s Back is right at the bus stop and is highlighted with a large sign and map The trail starts (and ends) very easily. It’s not difficult terrain and it’s quite casual to hike, even a beginner could do this I feel. After around 30 mins it was time for lunch. Vincent advised us to eat first and check out the views second. However, a few of us climbed the rocks to get some good photos and soak in the vista below. Much to our horror the lunch was almost gone. Lesson learned, next time have lunch first! It’s a funny story to tell at least and it didn’t really affect the day in anyway. After lunch came the bulk of the walk. Some stairs, some trail. All well-defined and easy to navigate, we soon began making great profess. The only problem was how slow some people are in front of us. Traffic jam on the mountain! Along the route there are numerous majestic photo opportunities and views of the vista below you. Beaches, oceans and even villas. The views are seared into my brain for all eternity. The top side of dragons back continue to give good views and good breeze from 360 degrees. However, as you descend the views disappear. With trees on both side of the trail, you cannot really see much and the 2nd half of the hike was a bit disappointing. The highlight being a refreshing stream to wash our faces and drink. Clean and healthy! After defeating the dragon, you end at Big Wave Bay. Still recovering from the devastation of the typhoon, this a popular haven for water sport fanatics with surfers and wind surfers out in force. The beach was clean and spacious, the other beach goers not giving us a second look and just going about their business. My opinion is that Big Wave Bay is a bit boring if you don’t go in the water. I’ve never been a beach lover and I didn’t bring a swim suit, so I quickly got bored. With little to see here I was happy to move onto Shek O village #hkinsider #hongkong

Admiring the Back of the Dragon 🐲🐉

Such a beautiful day with a beautiful view 🤩 This trail is considered moderate and it took us more than 2 hours to complete it. What I love 😍 the most is the trail mostly unpaved which is make it more natural and fresh In the beginning, it's quite steep and then up and down moderately. It's just amazing to walk along the dragon's back while enjoying the breathtaking view and taking a deep breath of fresh air, along the way 🥰 This is the perfect hiking 🥾 How to get there? From Shau Kei Wan MTR exit A2, take the minibus to Dragon's Back/Shek O, don't forget to tell the driver that you'll be getting off the Dragon's Back. #bucketlistreboot #awesomepic #hikingtrails

Walking on the Dragon trail

walking on one of the best hiking trail in HK 👌🏻 you can catch amazing views. it is always great to have sea, mountain and trees in one trail. we started early in the morning and had a good windy day it will end to the beach which makes your trail a complete package 🏖🥾

Dragon Back Hong Kong Trail

One of the most popular and the best hike's in Hong Kong is Dragon Back. This trail is not difficult and worth doing, as you will see a spectacular view of Southern Hong Kong Island. The journey starts from Shek O Road with a magnificent view of the Hong Kong peninsula and overlooking Shek O Beach. The next interesting point is Shek O Peak, it is the perfect place to take the panorama picture of Hong Kong coast line. The trail will end at Big Wave Bay beach. The distance of the Dragon Back trail is around 8,5km, average hiking time is around 4 hours, depending on how often you stop and take a break. Signage and directions are very clear and informative. How to start: Take MTR to Shau Kei Wan Station, and Exit A, walk to the Shau Kei Wan Bus Terminus. Take bus 9 or the red minibus with the sign “Shek O” to the To Tei Wan stop on Shek O Road. How to go back from Big Wave Bay beach: Take the red minibus with the sign Shau Kei Wan. #createwithtrip #hongkong #dragontrail #hike #hiking #urbanhike

DRAGON'S BACK

The final section of the Hong Kong Trail is a winding trail on the Dragon's Back ridge which is widely lauded as one of the best urban hikes in Hong Kong. Despite its catchy name, Dragon's Back has a recreational platform near its summit that provides spectacular views of the southern region of Hong Kong Island and its coastline. Right at the end of the trail is Big Wave Bay. You can swim or surf to complete this hiking activity in a relaxed manner. From Sheik O Road, you will first walk through a leafy path to a section of the Hong Kong Trail. After a minute of walking, the path opens to the sky as you climb up. After 20 minutes or so, you'll arrive at Shek O Peninsula Viewing Point with views of Shek O Beach at the foot of the hill, as well as the two islands off the Shek O Peninsula. Despite being open and exposed, the platform at the end of Shek O Peak (284 m) is the best place to get a panoramic view of the peninsula's coastline. As you turn around to observe the winding paths, you'll finally understand why the name Dragon's Back deserves it. Stay on the bumpy ridge to find “dragons” as you climb. Stop at Dragon's Back Hike Viewing Point for panoramic views of Tai Tam Bay west of the Shek O Peninsula. On a clear day, even Lamma Island in southwest Hong Kong Island is visible from the deck. After crossing the ridge, you'll arrive at Pottinger Gap. Here you will see Chai Wan high-rise buildings with wooded landscapes. After passing through a pavilion, you will pass steep descents on cobblestones and uneven dirt roads. The very end of the trail is very shady and sometimes slippery. Once you get off the trail and past the locals' houses, a beach popular with surfers awaits. Bayakan Big Wave Beach welcomes you with sparkling white waves against a blue sky. #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

We are traveling because we need it. This was our second day in Hong Kong and still haven’t decided yet where to go though we already have an itinerary. Thanks to Justelle for sharing his Hong Kong quick escapade (super budget-friendly literally!). Public transportation in Hong Kong is superb! HOW TO GET DRAGON'S BACK 1. From TST Station ride MTR bound to Central (Red Lane) and then drop to Admiralty Station. 2. From Admiralty Station connect to Chai Wan (Blue lane - 4.5 HKD) and then drop at Shaw Kei Wan Station and follow Exit A3.  3. Take bus 9 at Shau Kei Wan Bus Terminal to To Tei Wan, Shek O Road. (Jump off) I brought an extra shirt and swimwear because based on my research Stanley Beach is near Shek O Road. But due to cold weather, we decided to go home instead. The driver will notify you when you are already in the jump-off area. Travel time from Shau Kei Wan to Shek O Road is about 30 minutes.  You can visit Stanley Beach after your hike at least to refresh there. In our scenario, we weren't able to visit the beach since it's already late, and also the temperature in Hong Kong dropped to 14'c. (Please refrain from eating or drinking in any public transportation (bus, ferry, and train) unless you want to pay their fine. Eating and drinking in any public transportation are strictly prohibited.) #dragonsback #hongkong #hongkongmountain  #seasidephotoguide#naturalwonders

Dragon’s Back is a great hiking location in Hong Kong for those that enjoy hiking! There are many hiking trails in Hong Kong, but some have more scenic views than other trails. So, it depends if you are the type that like photos during hikes or just about the workout 😂 #givethanks

Hike Dragon's Back Hong Kong

#familytrips2024 Dragon's Back in Hong Kong is a popular hiking trail known for its stunning panoramic views of the city skyline and coastline. It's located on the southern part of Hong Kong Island and offers a relatively easy hike suitable for all skill levels. The trail takes you along a ridge resembling the shape of a dragon's back. Explore this different side of Hong Kong Island and escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

🥾🇭🇰 Hiking in Hong Kong 🇭🇰🥾

We completed the coastal path around Hong Kong Island! Totalling 65km, it took us 3 days. Fantastic experience to explore the variety that the island has to offer. The views were spectacular, of both natural and urban scenery. Some highlights were Repulse beach (quite the opposite of repulsive), Kennedy town, and the Dragon's Back trail. Most of the coastal path is on the actual coast, but some stretches require a detour inland. There was a lot of building work happening in the north west of the island, presumably when finished will improve the path in that area. Top tips: Pre-planning accommodation is essential. Plenty of public toilets on the route. Public transport is also VERY efficient if needed. Highly recommend the walk, we thoroughly enjoyed it. #cherryblossom2024 #hongkong #trekking #coastalwalk #trip #asia #mytravelhacks

Dragon's Back mini hike

Was not expecting the hike to be very short but still turns out to be a fast and easy hike overall. Weather was very good and cooling about 25 degrees in the afternoon. I did not start from the common start point I think. Had to cut through a cemetry with loads of staircase to climb. Pure steep climb for about 15 minutes almost out of breath! For easier path, Follow the slope of Cape Collinson Road. Started late so did not went all the way to Cave D'Aguilar. Looped back at the Peak. #hongkongisland #dragonbacktrail #dragonback #nature #greatview #peak #sheko #hikingtrail

Breathtaking Hike

The Dragon's Back hike in Hong Kong is a must-do for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts. This iconic trail offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline, lush green mountains, and the South China Sea. The hike is well-marked and suitable for hikers of all levels, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Along the way, you'll encounter diverse flora and fauna, adding to the charm of the journey. Don't forget to bring water and sunscreen, as the trail can be exposed to the sun. Overall, Dragon's Back offers a memorable outdoor experience amidst Hong Kong's urban landscape. #mytravelhacks #localguides #hongkong

The dragon’s favourite city on earth

The stunning nature, landscape and wide variety of food in Hong Kong is why I fell in love with HK. I would love to explore Sai Kung and other islands as well as to eat my way through Hong Kong the next time I’m there! ⛰️ #hkthroughmyeyes #travelwithtripcom #trip #hongkongairport @trip @hongkongairport

Huffing and puffing up Dragon's Back

Here is me huffing and puffing up on Hong Kong's Dragon's Back 😆, after which I was rewarded with a picturesque view of the Shek O area, Big Wave Bay Beach and Shek O Golf Course. Very worth the trek! There's public van at the start/ end point, so it's easily accessible by any free and easy traveller! 👍 #hongkongthroughmyeyes #hkthroughmyeyes @trip @hongkongairport @thehedgehogknows @thehedgehogtravels

Departing from Guangzhou, the 18-grid can't fit the beauty of Guilin

➡️Seeing many little friends who went on a trip being pit We did enough strategy before we set off, so the overall feeling of this Guangxi trip is still very good! Day1⃣️:Guangzhou South Station-Guilin North Station-East West Lane-Longji Terrace ✅East West Lane (Pass by and take a look, no need to go on purpose) ✅Longji Terrace⭐⭐⭐⭐ For me who has never seen terraces, it is a very worthwhile attraction! The temperature difference between day and night is quite large, you need to bring a jacket when you go!!! Especially when you get up in the morning, the distant fog reveals a bit of golden. The scenery is very beautiful!! Seeing is believing! Transportation: The reservation is a direct bus to the terraces, about 3h by car, 90r/person round trip. Accommodation We chose to live near Jinkeng Dazhai, the booked homestay has a shuttle service, and you can see the terraces when you open the curtains outside the room! The owner of the homestay knew that we were going to take pictures and recommended a clothing rental shop for us, only 15r/set!! Dining: Choose to solve it in the homestay, you can try bamboo tube rice, quite characteristic Day2⃣️Longji Terrace-Yangshuo-West Street ✅West Street We chose to return at noon the next day, took a direct bus to Yangshuo, stayed near West Street, a double room was only 66/night, and there was a mountain behind the hotel, which was particularly amazing~ Don't eat beer fish on West Street for dinner❌ We ate dry mixed snail powder! It's particularly cost-effective, a large bowl for six or seven dollars‼️ Day3⃣️Xianggong Mountain-Yulong River Bamboo Raft-Xingping Ancient Town-Ten Mile Gallery Cycling-20 Yuan Scenic Spot Check-in ✅Xianggong Mountain⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The ticket is 60 yuan, and a ride-hailing driver was arranged to pick up and drop off, a total of 120 yuan. When I saw the sun slowly rising from the east, I felt the charm of Guangxi's mountains and rivers. It can be said that this is the best feeling spot of this trip💯 ✅Yulong River Bamboo Raft⭐⭐⭐⭐ We chose the route from Shuiyedi Wharf to Gongnong Bridge, 300 yuan for two rafts. When we were in the scenic area, we shared a raft with others. Lying on the bamboo raft and listening to the song, passing through the mountains with different shapes on both sides, the three of us unanimously thought that the money was worth it!! ✅Xingping Ancient Town Passed by when going to the Lijiang River, I personally think there is no need to spend too much time in this ancient town. ✅Ten Mile Gallery:⭐⭐⭐ You can rent an electric car and ride along the Ten Mile Gallery, you can bargain!!! We spent about 50 yuan for two cars ✅20 yuan scenic spot⭐⭐⭐ This is the last attraction of the journey. Because I was wearing Hanfu, I rented a bamboo raft in the river for 80 yuan to take pictures (this is the luxurious expenditure in the poor travel) 💕In Guilin for three days, basically eating snail powder in different small shops! So the expenditure on meals is not large, Guilin taxis are not expensive, so all travel is by online car-hailing, everyone is very happy in three days, no pits! Guilin is really fun! Go again next time‼️ 🚫Finally, we went to Guangxi in the middle of the month. If you want to go to the terraces, remember to pay attention to the harvest time of the terraces!!

Dragon's Back, Hiking Paradise: Conquer the Legendary Trail and Experience Nature's Grandeur"

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the legendary Dragon's Back trail, where nature's majesty and exhilarating adventure converge. This iconic hiking route in Hong Kong is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts, promising a remarkable experience that will leave you breathless in more ways than one. As you ascend the trail, be prepared to be captivated by the breathtaking panoramic views that unfold before your eyes. From the lofty vantage points, feast your eyes on an awe-inspiring tapestry of verdant peaks, undulating ridges, and the azure expanse of the South China Sea. It's a sight that will ignite your sense of wonder and make you feel like you're on top of the world. But it's not just the views that will leave you spellbound. The Dragon's Back trail itself is a marvel of natural beauty. The undulating path takes you through lush forests, meandering ridges, and tranquil valleys, offering a diverse tapestry of landscapes to explore. With each step, you'll feel a sense of connection with the earth beneath your feet and a renewed appreciation for the wonders of the great outdoors. One of the highlights of Dragon's Back is reaching the iconic Shek O Peak, a pinnacle that rewards your efforts with a jaw-dropping panorama. It's a moment that will fill you with a sense of accomplishment and pure exhilaration. Take a moment to soak it all in, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and let the beauty of nature envelop you. But Dragon's Back isn't just about the physical challenge and stunning vistas; it's also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of the region. Keep an eye out for vibrant flora and fauna along the trail, from delicate wildflowers to the occasional glimpse of local wildlife. It's a reminder of the delicate balance of nature and the importance of preserving these pristine environments. Whether you're a seasoned hiker seeking an adrenaline-fueled adventure or a nature lover in search of tranquility, Dragon's Back offers an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your soul. So lace up your boots, pack your sense of adventure, and let Dragon's Back ignite your passion for exploration. Get ready to embark on a trail that will take you to new heights, both literally and figuratively. #DragonBackTrail #HikingAdventure #BreathtakingViews #NatureExploration #OutdoorEnthusiast #PanoramicVistas #HongKongHiking #NatureLoversParadise #AdrenalineRush #SpectacularLandscapes #ShekOPeak #WildlifeEncounters #UnforgettableJourney #NaturePreservation #HikingHongKong #falltrip #hike

viewing all beaches close to dragonsback hiking trails

The last short holiday of 2023 has ended in a daze

Did you put the schedule for the next trip in 2024? Where to travel all year round? If you don't want to go out on vacation, these travel destinations are recommended to pack your bags, you will know after reading. In January, the cold is thick, if you want to see the snow scene, you might as well go to Heilongjiang Snow Town National Forest Park, Harbin Ice and Snow World, Henan Laojun Mountain or Jilin Wusong Island. In these places, you can enjoy the beautiful snow scene. In February, you might as well go to the seaside to see the sea. Hainan Sanya, Guangxi Luzhou Island, Fujian Dongshan Island, Shandong Weihai & Qingdao Laoshan are all good choices (maybe you can also see a big snow by the sea). In March, the early spring, if you want to enjoy the sea of flowers in early spring. You can go to Tibet Linzhi to see peach blossoms, Wuxi Tongtouzhu cherry blossoms, Wuyuan rapeseed flowers, Bijie azaleas or Jinchuan pear blossoms. In April, you can choose to go to Guizhou Fanjing Mountain, Hubei Enshi, Guangxi Guilin or Hunan Zhangjiajie, and immerse yourself in the natural creations of the gods. In early May, it is a good time to climb Anhui Huangshan and Sichuan Emei Mountain. Shaanxi Hukou Waterfall or Hunan Gaoyiling are also worth seeing the unique scenery. On June 6, the heat is gradually rising, and you can choose to go to Anhui Hongcun, Zhejiang West, Zhejiang Four Ponds, Jiaxing Wuzhen or Jiangsu Zhouzhuang to feel the beauty of the Jiangnan water town and the unique tranquility of the ancient town. July is suitable for a long journey. If you yearn for the travel Sichuan West line, you might as well drive or take a high-speed train to see the fairyland of Sichuan West in the short video, such as Siguniang Mountain, Yuzixi, Bamei, Mugecuo and Daocheng Yading. The scenery is all the way out of the car window. August is the peak travel season nationwide. Before the crowds, rush to Yunnan to see Erhai Cangshan, Xizhou Ancient Town, Lijiang Ancient City, Blue Moon Valley, Songzanlin Temple or Napahai, and the body and mind are on the road. In September, the autumn is gradually rising, and the autumn scenery in the northwest should not be missed. Qilian Mountains, Qinghai Lake, Kekexili, Mogao Grottoes, Crescent Spring or Jiayuguan, or ride a horse in Hulunbeier again, it must be memorable. In October and November, you can go to Ejina Populus Euphratica Forest, Hubei Shennongjia, Sichuan Guangwu Mountain, Guangxi Longji Terraces or Xinjiang Kanas to explore the charm of nature in deep autumn. In December, if you want to see the snow-capped mountains and enjoy the snow scene, or try ice and snow sports, Yunnan Meili Snow Mountain, Sichuan Dagu Glacier, Jilin Changbai Mountain, Inner Mongolia Arshan or Chengdu Xiling Snow Mountain are all good travel destinations.

Hiking the Most Popular Trail in Hong Kong 🐉

I'd been hearing about Dragon's Back since I first stepped foot in Hong Kong. It tops all the lists for best hike in the city, and now that I've gone, I know it is DEFINITELY worth it. From Shenzhen, it's just a short ride into Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, then a metro and a bus to the trail head. The best part of this hike is that there's a huge pay off for a relatively short hike! We wanted to take the path led from Dragon's Back to the beach but unfortunately at the time we went the trail was under maintainence. We still took a bus down to the beach and had a great time! Highly recommend taking a trip to Dragon's Back if you're in Hong Kong. You won't regret it! #hongkong #hiking #hikingtrails #beachvibes #localguides #ShenzhenDayTrip

Fantastic Hiking Trail-Dragon’s Back

A 4 hours hiking with 8.5km distance offers me many spots to observe and explore my curiosity. Stop 1: Shek O Peninsula Viewing Point Stop 2: Shek O Peak Stop 3: Dragon’s Back & Pottinger Gap

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จริง ๆ แล้วแรกเริ่มตั้งใจจะไปเดินประชดข้อเข่ากันที่ East Dam แถว Sai Kung เพราะเห็นรูปจากแสตมป์ที่เราส่งโปสการ์ดกัน แต่พอดูจากฤดูกาลที่ไปแล้วนั้น ก็ตัดสินใจกันว่าเปลี่ยนไปที่นี่กันเถอะ!! ถ้ามันจะร้อนขนาดนี้!! นอกจากนี้ก่อนเดินทางเรายังต้องแอบหวั่นใจด้วยว่า เราอาจจะไม่ได้เดินหากเจอฝนตก แต่ตัวแล้งอย่างเราก็ยังทำงานได้ดี ฟ้าใสแดดเปรี้ยงไร้เม็ดฝนถ่ายรูปได้สวยงาม!! จุดเริ่มเดินของเราคือ ป้ายรถ To Tei Wan(土地灣) ไปจบที่ Tai Tam Gap(大潭峽) รวมระยะทางที่เราเดินกันประมาณ 5 กิโลเมตร ปกติก็น่าจะใช้เวลาเดินไม่เกิน 1.5 ชั่วโมง แต่เราเล่นเดินไปพักถ่ายรูปเล่นไปเป็นระยะ ๆ เลยใช้เวลาไป 3 ชั่วโมงถ้วน!! แต่เรียกได้ว่าเป็นการใช้เวลาที่คุ้มค่า และเรียกได้ว่าเลือกสถานที่ประชดข้อเข่าได้ถูกต้อง!! ขอขอบคุณผู้ร่วมเดินทางทุกคน #ฮ่องกง #สันหลังมังกร #เที่ยวฮ่องกง

HK Killer Summer

Must-brings to #survivehksummer 1. SUNBLOCK 2. SHADES 3. Hat/cap 4. Huge water bottle with preferably isotonic drinks Sunrise was at 0545am and set about 7pm! one of my fave activities to do will be explore the trails!

Dragons back in Hong Kong. Absolutely loved this place