Tung Ping Chau

【Shenzhen Futian - Hong Kong🇭🇰 Tung Ping Chau🙏 Hiking Guide】 Shenzhen - Hong Kong🇭🇰 Tung Ping Chau Hiking Guide 🛣 Time ⏰: 8:30 am - 5:15 pm Route🧵: Futian Port/Luohu Port - East Rail Line - University Station🚇B Exit (keep walking on the left after exiting, need to go uphill, downstairs, cross the road, through the tunnel) - Walk 1.2 kilometers (navigate to Ma Liao Shui Pier) - Take a boat🚢 for 1.5 hours - Tung Ping Chau Transportation 🚇: 🚢 Only available on weekends. The first boat departs at 9 am and the last one at 5:15 pm. If you are not camping🏕️, you can return on the same day. Ticket🚢: The ticket bought directly at the pier is a round trip ticket, 100 Hong Kong dollars, cash or Octopus card are accepted, currently no Alipay or WeChat Pay. Difficulty Index: ⭐ Scenery Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Journey: The whole island is about 6 kilometers and takes about 2 hours to walk. Tips: You can bring some lunch snacks, there are not many replenishments on the mountain!! There is only one convenience store. Bring mosquito repellent, sunscreen, hat🧢, sports shoes, gloves🧤!! Hiking shoes🥾!! Or swimsuit👙!! 🙏There are toilets on the right side of the island, a whole building 🙏There is frozen mineral water💰10 and soda🥤💰15 PS: You can fly a plane✈️

If you're a thrill seeker looking for an adrenaline rush, then Tung Ping Chau in Hong Kong is the ultimate destination for you! This hidden gem offers a unique and exhilarating experience that will leave you breathless and craving for more. Located in the northeastern part of Hong Kong, Tung Ping Chau is a small island that packs a punch in terms of adventure. As you step foot on this remote island, you'll be captivated by its untouched beauty and rugged landscapes. The sheer cliffs, jagged rocks, and crashing waves create a dramatic backdrop that sets the scene for an unforgettable adventure. One of the most exciting activities on Tung Ping Chau is cliff diving. Picture yourself standing on the edge of a towering cliff, with the wind whipping through your hair, as you muster up the courage to take the plunge into the crystal-clear waters below. It's an exhilarating moment that will leave you feeling alive and invigorated. If cliff diving isn't your cup of tea, don't worry! Tung Ping Chau offers a variety of other adrenaline-pumping activities. You can go rock climbing and test your skills on the island's challenging rock formations. Or, for the water enthusiasts, there's snorkeling and scuba diving to explore the vibrant marine life hidden beneath the surface. For those who prefer to keep their feet on solid ground, Tung Ping Chau has plenty of hiking trails that will lead you to breathtaking viewpoints. As you trek through the rugged terrain, you'll be rewarded with panoramic vistas of the surrounding sea and the neighboring islands. The feeling of conquering nature's obstacles and being rewarded with such awe-inspiring views is truly unmatched. Aside from the adventure activities, Tung Ping Chau also offers a chance to immerse yourself in the island's rich cultural heritage. Explore the local fishing villages and interact with the friendly residents, who will warmly welcome you into their community. Taste traditional seafood delicacies and experience the simple yet fulfilling way of life on the island. When it comes to accommodation, Tung Ping Chau offers rustic camping sites that allow you to truly connect with nature. Falling asleep under a star-studded sky, surrounded by the sounds of crashing waves, is an experience that will leave you feeling humbled and in awe of the world we live in. In conclusion, Tung Ping Chau in Hong Kong is a haven for adventure enthusiasts seeking a thrilling escape from the city. With its cliff diving, rock climbing, hiking trails, and cultural experiences, this hidden gem offers a unique blend of excitement and tranquility. So, pack your bags, embrace the unknown, and embark on an adventure of a lifetime in Tung Ping Chau. #hiking #hike #trip #travel #hk #mountain

Tung Ping Chau is an island in Hong Kong, part of Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark with crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. This small island is famous for its unique rock formation but also part of a marine park. Tung Ping Chau’s unique landscape and remoteness has made it an interesting attraction. The zIsland is just across China Border. The only public transport is a ferry from the Ma Liu Shui Ferry Pier. #hk #photo #geopark #ferry #island

Getting There - ferry from Ma Liu Shui a scenic island with many geosites. it is a great place for sucba dive, for photo taking and for chilling great place if you want to be disconnected from the internet and social media. chat with the locals and you can feel with simplicity and their love for this island #本地遊 #nofilter

#holidayvacation what do you think about this beautiful view? Sea, landscape, blue sky make it perfect. Forever Best place to visit in HK. #holidayvacation#wintergetaway#staycation#tripinspired#happynewyear

The island opposite Dapeng 🏝️ There are delicate white sand beaches on the island that make people marvel at the natural wonder of the 'Thousand Mile Rivers and Mountains'. You can camp 🏕️ and snorkel 🗓 Itinerary: Saturday morning at 7:00, cross the border at Shenzhen Bay Port, take a bus at 8:30 to arrive at Ma Liao Shui Pier, or you can cross the border from Luohu Futian Port, walk about 1km from the subway 🚇 University Station After arriving at the pier, queue up to buy tickets and board the boat, round trip 100 Hong Kong dollars The boat departs at 9:15 🚢 The voyage is 1.5h, and the return trip is at 17:15 Arrive around 11:00 to start the island hiking trip The small island is 6-7 kilometers in circumference, you can take your time to take photos 📸 📝 Note tips: Pay attention to the return time, keep the return boat ticket safe Around 4 o'clock, people start queuing at the pier 👍 Most recommended: 'Thousand Mile Rivers and Mountains', walk for about 20 minutes to the left after getting on the island to reach Zhan Tou Zhou, a spectacular canyon on both sides, great for photography 🍽 Dining recommendations: There are restaurants on the island, in addition to sea urchin fried rice, there are many affordable choices

#hongkongtrip Secret garden of Hong Kong— Tung Ping Chau Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of the Mirs Bay, Tung Ping Chau is a tranquil island paradise just a short ferry ride from Hong Kong Island. This tiny crescent-shaped island, barely 1.2 square kilometers, is a haven for nature lovers and adventurers. Step away from the city's bustling streets and discover a world of untamed beauty. Hike along dramatic cliffs carved by millennia of waves, and marvel at the mesmerizing rock formations, sculpted by volcanic fury. Pristine beaches fringed by volcanic rock beckon you to soak up the sun and breathe in the salty air. Embark on a tranquil kayak excursion and explore hidden coves teeming with marine life. Tung Ping Chau is a place where time seems to slow down, where worries melt away, and where the tranquility of nature soothes the soul. It's the perfect escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. So, pack your hiking boots, sunscreen, and a sense of adventure, and let Tung Ping Chau transport you to a world of natural beauty and serenity! #falltrip #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #Travel #Hongkong

Tung Ping Chau is the fourth coastal park in Hong Kong⛲, with a rich variety of coral communities on the island, making it a diving paradise in Hong Kong. The shale here is also the youngest rock formation in Hong Kong, and the rich sedimentary rock structures and marine erosion landforms such as marine platforms and sea caves have become hotspots for outdoor tourism and geographical research. On weekdays, there are no boats 🚢 on Dongpingzhou Island. Only on weekends and public holidays are there boats, and there are few trips. Therefore, this place is well protected. Walking around the island, you can see many sea urchins, crabs 🐚, and some natural sea salt in the seawater near the shore. Last Sunday, I visited the oldest rock formation in Hong Kong, the Devil's Fist Rock, and today I visited the youngest rock formation in Hong Kong. Personally, I think these rocks are particularly similar to the Devil's Washboard in Miyazaki Aoshima, Japan! Some geologists believe that 50 million years ago, Dongpingzhou Island was a calm marsh lake, and abundant sunlight and seawater 🌊 constantly eroded the surrounding mountains, and plant debris and sand and mud were washed into the marsh lake and deposited. The main attractions of Dongping Island 🌟 are: Zhanjing Island, Cat Cave, Dragon Waterfall, Conch Cave, Difficult Water, and Geng Tower Stone. When you arrive at the pier, someone will hand out a map and you can follow it to explore slowly. However, Conch Cave and Difficult Water cannot be passed during high tide. I couldn't make it there today, which is a bit regretful 🌞, but it gives me a reason to come back again! ⚠️How to get there: From Ma Liu Shui, take the ferry to go. 🚇Take the MTR East Rail Line to University Station Exit B, walk for 15 minutes to Ma Liu Shui Ferry Pier, and take a ferry to Tung Ping Chau, which takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Please pay attention to the ferry schedule when planning your trip. 🚢Ferry service: Departing from Ma Liu Shui on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: Saturday at 9am and 3:30pm, Sunday at 9am. Dongpingzhou departure: Saturday and Sunday at 5:15 pm. 🎟️Boat ticket: $100 round trip