Hong Kong 🇭🇰 | Hong Kong Island Red Incense Burner Peak Cooling Hiking Route 🌟 - Red Incense Burner Peak ⛰️

The hiking scenery in Hong Kong Island is always pleasant. The roads are neatly maintained and beautiful, and the commercial buildings and luxury homes along the road are beautiful. The sea view is particularly pleasing to the eye. Hiking in Hong Kong Island is definitely a pleasure every time! The route starts from Quarry Bay, then takes the King Edward 500 Trail to Braemar Hill, and finally climbs up to Hung Heung Lok Peak to enjoy the scenery. It is a short and easy route with great views! It is said that if you climb Hongxianglu Peak in reverse, you can reach the summit in 15 minutes. Friends who want to experience the legend of speed may wish to challenge it on the weekend! Short and scenic route, 1.5 hours to reach the summit without difficulty The main hiking route of Hung Heung Lu Peak starts from Quarry Bay, taking the Parker Hill Trail, first going to the Lam Bin Biodiversity Nature Education Centre, passing the "Guan Yin Delivering a Child", Ziyou Pavilion and Xiao Ma Hang Rock Stream on the way, then following the Governor's Horseback Riding Trail to Braemar Hill, and finally returning to Braemar Hill Bus Station after enjoying the scenery at Hung Heung Lu Peak. The route is short and easy, and it takes about an hour and a half to reach the top, and the scenery is superb! It takes about 15 minutes to walk from Mount Parker Road to the nature trail to reach the Lam Pen Red House. The Lam Pen Red House was originally the dormitory for the senior management and engineers of the Taikoo Sugar Refinery. It has now been reclaimed by the government and converted into the Lam Pen Biodiversity Nature Education Centre, which is open to the public. It houses exhibitions on diverse species and environmental protection. The European-style architectural design is worth a visit! After passing the Red House by the Forest, we entered the Governor’s Equestrian Trail at the pavilion beside the Quarry Bay Tree Study Trail and headed towards BMW Hill. We passed the pavilion and went up the mountain. Along the way, we saw the “Guanyin Delivering a Child”. We then walked back to the Governor’s Equestrian Trail and continued straight until we arrived at the Siu Ma Hang Rock Stream. Siu Ma Hang is a small rocky stream located on the north of Siu Ma Shan in Hong Kong Island. The water flows through the Admiralty Trail to Braemar Hill in North Point. As the ravine is very short and the path is wide and easy to walk on, it is very popular among tourists. You may want to walk uphill for a while to take photos and experience the fun of ravine climbing for the first time, which is especially refreshing and cooling! The Red Incense Burner Peak is located on the BMW Hill in North Point and is only 220 meters high. The view from the BMW Hill Observation Deck is excellent and very open, and the view from the Red Incense Burner Peak has a 360-degree stunning view! Not only can you enjoy the sea view of Victoria Harbour, but you can also enjoy the sunset! The entire route has a moderate uphill section and is not long. The road is well paved along the way. Except for a short section on the Red Incense Burner Peak that requires a small amount of climbing, the overall difficulty is an easy route for beginners, making it very suitable for beginners to check in and go on an outing! After enjoying the beautiful scenery, you can go down the mountain along Braemar Hill Road and leave in the direction of St. Joan of Arc School. It only takes 15 minutes to go down the mountain. #travelstrategy #weekendtour #hiking #hikingrouterecommendation #hikingplaces #hikingroute #hongkong #hongkongplaces #hongkongcheck-in #like #trip