[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Shui Long Wo (Updated Jul)

📍Address: Sai Sha Road to Tai Mong Tsai Road, Sai Kung 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Stunning ocean views 🕰️Opening Hours: Open 24 hours 💰Cost per person: Free If you're planning a self-driving trip in Sai Kung, the route typically starts from Sai Sha Road and heads towards Tai Mong Tsai Road. Along the way, there are numerous spots perfect for taking photos, and nearby free parking is available. For example, you can find barbecue areas at Sai Sha Road (sites 4 to 6), Shui Long Wo campsite, and the stargazing platform. Afterward, you can visit the Tin Hau Temple at Wong Chuk Wan and the Early Harvest Pier, both offering serene scenery. These spots also feature barbecue areas and metered parking. Tai Mong Tsai Road is lined with barbecue sites, offering views of Sai Kung's sea. The pier is ideal for fishing, and the area is a popular filming location for TV shows and movies. Don't miss the breathtaking sunset views.

I didn't expect Hong Kong to have such a beautiful place. Endless prairie Comfortable and relaxed So I come to embrace this grassland - Today's route Shui Lang Wo➡️Yong Shue O➡️Sham Chung➡️Sham Chung Pier return boat trip 👇3 routes can be reached ✔️Take bus 299 from Sai Kung city center ✔️Take bus 299x from Shatin City Centre ✔️Take bus number 99 from Wu Kai Sha MTR station 💬Get off at Shuilangwo Station and start walking The scenery along the way is breathtaking The whole journey takes about 3 hours Another easy hiking route The scenery along the way is somewhat similar to Lujing #check-in #localtourism #hkplaces #hk

Start at Shui Lang Wo, walk the fourth section of the Wheat Trail, all the way to Shui Lang Wo Observation Deck, which is the Hong Kong version of the Sky City secret place where many people take photos and wedding photos. As long as you take some thoughtful photos, you can indeed take a lot of beautiful photos! After that, you can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery of Ma On Shan by burying Bend Hill along the road.  Route: Water Wave > Section 4 of the MacLeod Trail > Niu Leung > Bend Hill > Section 4 of the MacLeod Trail > Ma On Shan Countryside Trail > Ma On Shan Village Road

Ophe Hiking: Shui Lang Wo to Nam Shan Village Itinerary: Shui Lang Wo Observatory ▶️ MacLehose Trail Section 4 ▶️ Bamboo Forest ▶️ Nam Shan Village ▶️ Sai Kung Starting from Shui Lang Wo, Shui Lang Wo Observatory looks like an ancient Roman castle. It is said to be modeled after an ancient observatory and is the only ancient astronomical building in Hong Kong. The whole journey takes more than 2 hours, with picturesque scenery and foreign style. A 6-year-old hiker can also complete it easily❣️ #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesinsummer #goodplacesinthecountryside #hiking #hikingrouterecommendations #goodplacesforparents #parent-childactivities #hkkids

The weather has been nice and not humid recently. It's best to go hiking From Sai Kung/Sha Tin, take the 299x to Shui Lang Wo. This has a gazebo that looks like the Mayan ruins 👍🏻 After seeing the tree study trail next to the observatory, you can hike and get an introduction to plants😎 If you want to walk further, you can continue to Mui Chung, where you can enjoy the beautiful sky and sea at sunset☺️ #Hiking Route Recommendation #Local Tour #Spring Trip

Take bus No. 299X from Shatin City Centre Bus Terminus and get off at Shui Lang Wo Station. Shui Lang Wo>Shui Lang Wo Observatory>MacLehose Trail Section 4>Crooked Hill>Ma On Shan Country Trail>Kam Ying Court The whole journey is about 10 kilometers and takes about 5 hours (including rest and photo taking)

#Hiking Route Recommendation #Outdoor Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Local Tour #Family Good Places Today I would like to introduce you to a BB-class picnic spot: Water Wave Observation Deck. You can take the bus from Sai Kung or Ma On Shan to Shui Lang Wo stop and get off. After walking for 2 minutes, you will see the big archway of Shui Lang Wo. Across from the West Sand Road barbecue area has a great view and has a place to park. It is simply a first-class barbecue area. Entering from this location in the waterfront archway, you will be the tree study trail under the Keung Leng. A few steps away will take you to a vast sunny grass barbecue area with peach blossoms carefully planted by the Department of Fisheries, Agriculture and Nature Conservation! 😍 There are some introductions of trees along the way for children to get close to nature. Today’s focus, though, is the observatory! It turns out that the observatory is modeled after a previous era when there were no clocks. The ancients used the shadow of the sun to observe time. That's how this one station is used! Here you can climb up to the observatory and feel like you’re on top of a tree! The view is sunny!

Dominique Ansel, the famous chef who won the title of "The World’s Best Pastry Chef" in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants and was hailed as the "Van Gogh of the Catering Industry" by the American magazine "Food & Wine", opened his first bakery "Dang Wenli Bakery by Dominique Ansel" in Hong Kong in 2019. In a short period of time, he opened 3 branches in busy areas such as Tsim Sha Tsui and Central. The shop specializes in Hong Kong-exclusive creative desserts and classic French shortbreads. The appearance and taste are quite guaranteed. Buying its cakes to celebrate birthdays or anniversaries is not a bad idea! #Popular Exhibitions

#Good Places to Go in the Countryside #Winter Travel Notes Suggested route: Shui Lang Wo > MacLehose Trail Section 4 > Ngau Liu > Crooked Hill > MacLehose Trail Section 4 > Ma On Shan Country Trail > Ma On Shan Village Road Difficulty: 3 stars (out of 4) Time required: Approximately 4 hours Attractions along the way: ~ Shui Lang Wo Observatory: The only ancient astronomical building in Hong Kong, known as the "Hong Kong Sky City" ~Small Bamboo Forest ~Top of Crooked Hill: overlooking the winding MacLehose Trail Although the hike took a long time, seeing so many beautiful views and that special observatory made me feel that I had made the right decision. If you want to hike and enjoy the unique scenery, you might consider this route.

Hong Kong nature scenery is really beautiful, many ridges have not been, this challenge Bend Mountain, in Shui Lang Wo get off, from the foot of the ridge, slowly walk about 1.5 hours to see the top of Ma On Shan, now know that Ma On Shan really mountain, and can climb the top, Be careful of the gravel road, from the curved mountain and then climb the top of the Great Golden Bell, the wind shadow is also very beautiful, then from the Great Golden Bell back down to On Ping, and is more slope and slippery, so the mountain to be very careful, to On Ping Plain saw many families picnic, this time did not see anyone playing paragliding. This hiking trail is of medium to upper difficulty. It is recommended that you use your ability. There are different exit points along the way, and remember to bring plenty of water. #countrysidegoodplaces #wintertravel #benthill

We will take bus No. 99 from Ma On Shan this time 》Get off at Shui Lang Wo Station and walk about 100 meters towards the car park 》Turn left into Banyan Tree and walk along the flat road for about 1.5 hours to # Banyan Tree Village - there is a public toilet before entering the village 》 Follow the signs for Shen Chung and walk along the hiking trail for about 20 minutes to see a large mangrove forest 》After walking through the mangrove forest, you will see the iron house - inside there is fried rice and rice to eat I bought a bottle of iced soy milk to drink (@$17) 》 Walk along the path next to the rocky beach for about 30 minutes to reach the Shen Chung Ferry Terminal⛵️ 》 Walk along the road for about 10 minutes to reach the Shen Chung Prairie - there is a #Shen Chung Store to replenish food and toilets to borrow 》Return we chose to take the 6:15pm boat back to Ma Yau Wai Pier at Sham Chung Ferry Terminal. The boat trip is 30 minutes (@$18 for adults and children). #easywalking #walking #hiking route #hiking #hiking #hiking #hiking record #hiking #parent-child #local tour #outing #JinLanDaily #GoodWeather #GoodMood #LocalTour

Shuilangwo is the starting point, and there is a Shuilangwo Observatory It was modeled after the ancient observatory in Gaocheng Town, Dengfeng County, Henan Province. It is also the only ancient astronomical building in Hong Kong. Walking into the tree study path, we also saw a lot of Miscanthus Walking into Qiling Xia Laowei, we saw the mangroves Go forward and tie the embankment between the old and new embankments. Good weather, sea breeze, everyone feels comfortable #Sign up for May Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongCheck-In #HongKongHiking

#Register for March Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 Located in North Sai Kung, Hong Kong, Kei Leng Ha is a scenic rural area with rich natural ecology and charming coastline. This place is famous for its mangroves, mudflats and dam landscapes. There is also a tree study trail at the foot of Qiling, along which you can see various plant introduction signs. It is very suitable for family trips and nature lovers. . 🚇How to get there: Take KMB bus number 99/299X and get off at Shui Lang Wo Station . 👉Route: Shui Lang Wo --> Qi Ling Xia Lao Wai --> Qi Ling Xia Water Sports Center --> Qi Ling Xia San Wai Distance: 2.3 km Time required: 1 hour Maximum height: 73 meters . 🥵Difficulty: ⭐ 🌅View: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ☀️Exposure: ⭐⭐ ⚠️Danger: ⭐ 🚌Transportation: ⭐⭐⭐ . #Qilingxia #Qilingxia Laowei #Qilingxia Sanwei #Qilingxia Water Sports Center #Shuilangwo #Mangrove #Eco-tour #Sai Kung #New Territories #Hong Kong Hiking #Hong Kong Hiking #Hong Kong Climbing #Hong Kong Outdoor #Outdoor Sports #Hong Kong Hiking Places #Handsome Places for Mountain Climbing #Natural Scenery #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Travel Guide #Hong Kong Travel #Hong Kong Photo #Hong Kong Photography #Hong Kong Check-in #Hong Kong Good Places #Where to Go on the Weekend

#Sign up for a hotel tester Route: Shui Lang Wo > Yung Shue O > Sham Chung > Pak Sha O When we took the 299X bus from Shatin Railway Station to Shui Lang Wo Station for this trip, we walked to Shui Lang Wo Archway to check in, and suddenly a heavy thunderstorm came. Fortunately, I had taken this route before and knew that there was a pavilion next to the nearby observatory. For safety reasons, everyone decided to go to the pavilion to take shelter from the rain first, and then continue the journey after the thunderstorm subsided. About half an hour later, the rain slowly stopped and the sky began to clear. Although the trip was delayed for half an hour, the weather became slightly cooler after the rain, and the view was improved. It took more than an hour to get from Shui Lang Wo to Yung Shue O. It was mainly asphalt road, and the scenery along the way was not outstanding until the section from Yung Shue O to Sham Chung, which mainly walked along the seaside. You can see the beautiful scenery of Ma On Shan on the opposite bank from a distance, and you can also watch the mangroves passing by up close, which makes people feel refreshed. As for Sham Chung, it is most famous for its green grasslands, and there are aboriginal farms that provide rest areas and food supplies. The last section from Sham Chung to Pak Sha O requires climbing up and down a small mountain with an altitude of nearly 200 meters. Fortunately, we had enough rest and replenishment earlier, so we were able to complete this green journey easily!

Shui Lang Wo is a tourist attraction located halfway along Sai Sha Road in Sai Kung. Visitors can take minibus No. 299 from Shatin New Town Plaza, or take minibus No. 807B from University Station. Arriving at Shui Lang Wo is like being in the countryside of England! #NewYearGoodDestinations

#GreenTourism There is a six-meter-high antique observatory on the Shuilangwo Country Trail. The architecture is very special and resembles the ancient Mayan ruins. Before the epidemic, this place attracted many people to have barbecues nearby, but due to the closure of the barbecue site, few people have visited this observatory, making it look even more desolate and more attractive as a relic. #GreenTourism #RecordTravel #LocalTour #Outing #Shuilangwo #Hiking #GreenLife