Fenliu was originally called Fenliu. It is located in the southwest of Lantau Island in Hong Kong. The name comes from the fact that the sea area opposite it is the boundary between the Pearl River and the Pacific Ocean. The sea water is divided into muddy yellow and blue, forming a unique dividing line on the sea surface, hence the name "Fenliu". Part of the hiking route in Fenliu runs along the seaside, passing through several beaches such as Gouling Creek, Fenliu East Bay, Fenliu West Bay, and Jianyu Bay, with a beautiful environment. Fan Lau was once a key military defense point, so along the way you will pass by the ruins of the oldest fort in Hong Kong - the Fan Lau Fort. Other historical sites include the South Island Boundary Monument, stone roundabouts and stalagmites. Transportation to Diversion: Take bus No. 11 (to Tai O) or No. 11A (to Shek Pik) at Tung Chung Station Bus Terminus and get off at Sha Tsui Station. The journey takes about 45 minutes! Summary of walking route: Shek Pik>Kou Ling Chung>Fen Liu Tung Wan>Fen Liu Shi Bamboo>Fen Liu Fort>Fen Liu Miao Wan>Fen Liu Sai Wan>Jian Yu Wan>Yi O>Tai O Small thoughts: Personally, I think the difficulty of this trip lies in the long distance, which requires a lot of physical strength, willpower and persistence! Most of the initial section is flat and easy to walk on, with little ups and downs. There is only a short section in the middle with many steps. The latter section towards Er'ao returns to a flat road. It is a road that is sweet at first, bitter then sweet again! My favorite part is the road to see 📍Fenliu Dongwan and 📍Fenliu Fort on the mountain #localtourism #hk places to go #hk hiking places to go #hk hiking places to go #hk hiking #hiking in lantau island