Hong Kong 🇭🇰 | UNESCO Global Geopark 🪨 - South Kwo Chau Islands 🏝️

South Kwo Chau is one of the islands in the Kwo Chau Islands, located southeast of Hong Kong. It consists of Tai Chau, Tai Chau Tai and Shanling Cape, and together with North Kwo Chau, East Kwo Chau and other satellite islands, forms the Kwo Chau Islands. The Kwo Chau Islands belong to the Hong Kong Global Geopark. South Kwo Chau is famous for its caves, among which the famous "Tiger's Mouth Hole" sea arch is the landmark of South Kwo Chau. The island also has the smallest Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong. Distance 2 km Time required 2 hours 10 minutes Supply Point No Exit route You can skip over the thousand-foot wall without walking Difficulty Level 4 [Beginner Route] Short review I have heard from my seniors that “In the north, go to see the rocks; in the south, go to see the caves.” Before landing, I could already see the Hupankou (Tiger's Mouth Cave) of Nanguo Island, as if it was waiting for the flock of lambs to come ashore. From a distance, the North and South Peaks are so lifelike. First, climb up the South Peak to find the smallest Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong, and then climb up the North Peak to overlook the Little Guilin on the sea at the corner of the mountain. Walking to the thousand-foot cliff and looking up at the towering straight cliff is chilling. There are many wonders in Nanguozhou, including sea arches, caves, stone chambers and cliffs. This journey is really eye-opening. #trip #weekendtour #hongkong #goodplacesinhongkong #goingouttosea #geologicalpark #hongkongcheckin #hongkongscenery