Hong Kong's Braemar Hill Incense Burner Peak: A commanding height with excellent views and a beautiful environment!

The Incense Burner Peak on Hong Kong's Braemar Hill is arguably the most Instagrammable spot on the entire Hong Kong Island, possibly even more popular than the "Monster Building". Although it is an Instagrammable spot, its panoramic views and ecological environment are indeed worth the visit, and this is definitely not just following a trend. Here is a summary and sharing of the travel guide for Braemar Hill Incense Burner Peak. 1. About tickets: Braemar Hill in Hong Kong is a country park open to the public for free, so there is no admission fee. 2. Geographic location: The best viewing point is right above Queen's Park in Causeway Bay, so apart from climbing up from North Point, you can also reach the highest slope of the dirt path from the Causeway Bay subway station via navigation to King's Drive. 3. Transportation: In Causeway Bay, you can follow Lok Wo Sha Lane, Peel Rise, King's Drive and navigate to "Incense Burner Peak", a total walking distance of 5 kilometers. From North Point or Tin Hau Station, follow Gascoigne Road, Tai Hang Road, Fook Tsun Street, Pak Kin Si Road, Peel Rise, King's Drive, with a total walking distance of about 6 kilometers. 4. Highlights of the visit: During the climb, you will see the original natural scenery and the houses of local Hong Kong residents nestled between the hillsides. Once you reach the summit, you can overlook the entire panorama of Causeway Bay and look far into Wan Chai and Central. You can also clearly see the opposite side of West Kowloon and the Avenue of Stars, which is very impressive! 5. Duration of visit: Once you reach the summit, you can take your time to take photos. It is recommended to hike in the afternoon and enjoy the sunset and night view in the evening. Including the climbing time, the visit should last at least 3 hours. 6. Precautions: The summit is a country park, so there are no accommodations or dining places. Since it can be dangerous to descend the mountain after dark, be sure to carry a high-power flashlight and travel in groups.