Hong Kong can take photos like National Geographic!

The stereotype of Hong Kong is often a crowded and oppressive urban landscape In fact, on the other side of the mountains and the sea, there is another vibrant scene of a forest city. After seven years of living in Hong Kong, I have summarized 18 secret places Each one is worthy of the cover of National Geographic 1⃣️Beiguozhou The most stunning island in the world, with hexagonal stone pillars perpendicular to the sea surface, just like the "Trail Rock" in Norway 2⃣️Yuen Long San Tin Fishpond Just across the river from the Lok Ma Chau Port, crucian carp dig funnel-shaped nests to lay eggs, which form a martian-like wonder after being exposed to the sun. 3⃣️Wanzhu Coast Pobian Island The ceiling-level hiking route, the hexagonal stone pillars formed by volcanic eruptions billions of years ago are the most spectacular natural landscape in Hong Kong 4⃣️Pok Kwu Wan, Sai Kung The old fish pond embankment of fishermen is now abandoned, but it has become a unique sea promenade in Hong Kong. 5⃣️Elephant Mountain, Tai O As dusk falls and the lights come on, it feels like traveling back to the fishing village of old Hong Kong a hundred years ago. 6⃣️Lugard Road The beauty of the Victoria Harbour at night is beyond words, but the real beauty is at sunrise, when the whole world is dyed golden, so romantic 7⃣️Mudsurge and Broken Bridge The broken bridge leading to the sea, is this the path for the sea god to return? 8⃣️Mud Surge · Little Iceland Also located in the mudswell, at low tide in the early morning, a matcha-colored rocky beach suddenly appeared, which looked too much like the Icelandic tundra!