Red Incense Burner Summit Review

this is awesome place for a nice view of hk, take minivan 25 from causeway Bay to terminal and follow with 10 mins walk

Hong Kong Peak is located on Bramma Hill on Hong Kong Island. It takes about half an hour to climb up from Brammar Hill Bus Terminal. However, the walk is quite rugged, so be careful when proceeding. There are views in all directions, especially the panoramic view of Victoria Harbour. It is definitely worth the trip. If you want to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour, this is also a good choice, but you have to be extra careful when going down the mountain at night.

There is Hongxiang Lu Peak in North Point, which is a rare place in Hong Kong that does not have to own a mansion and can enjoy the beautiful Victoria Harbour dusk, sunset and night view for free. And compared to the noise of Taiping Peak and both sides of Victoria Harbour, it is still quiet. Most of the people who visited were photography enthusiasts. The name of Hong Kong, there is a saying that it is changed from "Hongxiang Lushan". This statement is quite reliable. According to ancient legend, in front of the Tianhou Temple in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, there was a red incense stove in the old days. This red incense stove was drifted from the sea and parked on the beach in front of the temple. The villagers then carried it to the front of the temple and called the mountain behind the temple called "Red Incense Lushan" or "Red Incense Lushan Peak" (now Taiping Mountain). The harbor in front of the temple was called "Red Incense Lushan", and later "Red Incense Lushan" changed to "Hong Kong" and became the general name of the island.

It takes 30 minutes to get to the top to the sunset, but it’s not too bad. It takes a lot to climb to the top of the mountain. You need to climb less and less. Be careful! There are not too many views on the same mountain. If you want to take a photo, you may have to go up early. 💪🏻

The observation deck before boarding the Red Incense Luhu Peak is a very comfortable viewing place. There is a chance to see wild boar along the way. If you climb the Red Incense Luhu Peak on Sunday or public holiday, many people will punch in, and many people are waiting for the sunset.