Kai Kung Leng Review

Jigongling is really beautiful, but the disadvantage is that it is exposed to the sun all the way with almost no shelter. Occasionally, you can see a few shade trees, or there are a few big rocks to cool off when you are close to the top of the mountain, so you must take good sun protection! Prevent heat stroke (I met people with heat stroke on the way)! And bring enough water! At least 3-5 bottles of water, otherwise you can't make it to the top of the mountain and then go down the mountain. Personally, I think Jigongling is very difficult to climb. There is no place to rest along the way. There are no handrails. It is a very primitive mountain. It is very physically demanding. Many slopes are very steep. There are broken stones and you will slip if you are not careful, so you must pay attention to safety.

The Hong Kong version of Tea Mountain💚 has beautiful mountain trails✨ Along the road, you can overlook Yuen Long's countryside🌳 and city🏠The journey is of medium difficulty~ I recommend everyone to go for a walk when the weather is cool👍🏽

Jigongling is located in the north of Yuen Long, Hong Kong. It consists of two peaks, including the main peak (also known as Daluotian or Dagua) with an altitude of 585 meters, and the secondary peak (also known as Jigongshan, Jinjiling or Xiaogua) with an altitude of 374 meters to the west. The ridge of Jigongling runs east-west, with Jiaojing and Fengjixiang at the east and west ends, which are also the main entrances to the mountain. Standing on the mountain, you can have a bird's eye view of the rural scenery of Yuen Long Plain and Mai Po.

The environment seems good