Hong Kong Tai Mo Shan Hike: Climb to see the natural wonders

#HongKongHiking Tai Mo Shan is the highest peak in Hong Kong, with an altitude of 957 meters. Its country park is a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. Here are some hiking tips: Route selection • Popular route: Hong Kong Tai Mo Shan Country Park - Tai Mo Shan Observation Deck (can be reached directly by car) - Tai Mo Shan Weather Radar Station (top of the mountain), with an average total length of 8 kilometers and a round trip of about 3.5 hours. If you go down through the Lead Mine Pass to Wan Yao in Tai Po, the length increases to 12 kilometers and takes about 5 hours. • Sunrise and sunset route: Tsuen Kam Au – Tai Mo Shan Observation Deck – Akina Hairpin Bend – Tai Mo Shan Radar Station – return along the original route. This route is a common route for watching sunrise and sunset. From November to December every year, the silvergrass is in full bloom, and the scenery is charming. Transportation You can take bus No. 51 from Tsuen Wan MTR station, get off at the bus stop near the junction of Route Twisk and Tai Mo Shan Road, and walk up the mountain along Tai Mo Shan Road. You can also take the MTR to Tai Wo Station, transfer to bus 64K to Chuen Lung Village Station, and then walk there. Equipment and precautions Prepare comfortable hiking shoes, breathable clothes, raincoat, sun hat, sunscreen, etc. Bring enough water and food, as there are few supply stations on the mountain. Follow signs, stay on designated trails, and be aware of weather changes. Climbing to the top of the mountain, you can overlook the western and northern New Territories, Yuen Long and Pat Heung Plain, and even see Shekou and Shenzhen in the distance. It will take your breath away!