Budai'ao Review

Budai Bay is a bay in the New Territories of Hong Kong, China. It is located in the south, east of Tin Ha Shan and Clear Water Bay Country Park, north of Temple Bay and Fo Tang Mun Tin Hau Temple (Tai Temple), south of Clear Water Bay, and west of the Clear Water Bay Country Club Golf Course. The entrance to Budai Bay is in the north, with Shek Wei Tou and Ha Kok Tou to the east and west of the entrance respectively. There is a fish farm in Budai Bay, and nearby Tai Au Mun Road and Budai Village Road can reach Budai Village. Most of the villagers in this village are Hakka aboriginals with the surname Bu and Deng, who run seafood business and local tourism. Budai Bay is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and the northwest estuary is narrow, just like a bag, hence the name Budai Bay.

My trip was to hike from Wukuaitian to Budai'ao. The whole journey was 8 kilometers and took nearly four hours. It can be said to be a relatively tiring journey. It requires good physical strength and courage. There are dense grass roads to walk along the way. It is recommended to go with more people for safety. The scenery is very beautiful, especially the large and small islands overlooking the sea. It is beautiful. No wonder the rich people in Hong Kong all live in seaside houses.

Budai'ao is a fishing village in Qingshui Bay. The bay has beautiful scenery and is a good place to eat seafood and go on a picnic.

Very beautiful small fishing village, a good place for hiking seafood

Pak Pok O is located at the end of Da'aomen Road, Qingshui Bay. Cloth bag Australia is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and its mouth to sea is narrow in the north and west, just like cloth bag, so it gets its name. The environment is very beautiful. There is an ancient temple and Golf Course nearby. The cloth bags are good for seafood. The seafood is excellent and the price is reasonable.