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Day Trips from Hong Kong
NEW TERRITORIES
Clearwater Bay Peninsula
The name says it all – beaches with crystal-clear water.
Tsuen Wan
Home to some of Hong Kong’s most important monasteries.
Sha Tin
A New Town with a historical feel, temples and a heritage museum.
Sai Kung Peninsula
Beautiful beaches and deserted coves, and half of Hong Kong Global Geopark.
Tung Ping Chau
Isolated in Mirs Bay, this island is surrounded by abundant sea life.
Tai Po
Lively markets and temples, plus an encyclopaedia of flora and fauna.
Fanling & Sheung Shui
A heaven for history buffs, with fortified villages and historic ruins.
Plover Cove
Plover Cove is where you go to hike, hike, hike or bike, bike, bike!
Sha Tau Kok
Hong Kong’s frontier town and home to an ancient walled Hakka village.
Yuen Long
Hong Kong Wetland Park, laid-back Pak Nai and old walled villages.
Tuen Mun
Visit at leisure the temples and monasteries that dot the landscape.
OUTLYING ISLANDS
Lamma
The quickest island escape from downtown Hong Kong, laid-back Lamma exudes a bohemian charm and is home to many a commuter who prefers more space and greenery.
Lantau
The largest of the islands boasts bountiful sights and recreational possibilities: country parks, hiking trails, fishing villages, beaches, monasteries and the unmissable Big Buddha.
Cheung Chau
Think seafood and seafaring culture on this bustling isle with great windsurfing beaches and temples dedicated to water deities. The annual Bun Festival is a highlight.
SHĒNZHÈN
Just across the border in mainland China, this skyscraping metropolis of 12 million people has thriving shopping, arts and nightlife scenes.


TOP SIGHT
PING SHAN HERITAGE TRAIL
This meandering 1km trail through three old but lively villages in northwestern New Territories features 12 thoughtfully restored historic buildings and a museum at Ping Shan dedicated to the powerful Tang clan, the founders of the spectacular 500-year-old Ping Shan Village. The Tangs are believed to be some of Hong Kong’s earliest immigrants.

GIONNIXXX / GETTY IMAGES ©
Start with the Ping Shan Tang Clan Gallery (屏山鄧族文物館; %852 2617 1959; Hang Tau Tsuen, Ping Shan, Yuen Long; h10am-5pm Tue-Sun; dPing S...
Table of contents
- Table of Contents
- Welcome to Hong Kong
- Hong Kong’s Top 16
- What’s New
- Need to Know
- First Time Hong Kong
- Top Itineraries
- If You Like...
- Month by Month
- Travel with Kids
- Like a Local
- For Free
- Guided Tours
- Eating
- Drinking & Nightlife
- Entertainment
- Shopping
- Sports & Activities
- Neighbourhoods at a Glance
- Central District
- The Peak & Northwest Hong Kong Island
- Wan Chai & Northeast Hong Kong Island
- Aberdeen & South Hong Kong Island
- Kowloon
- Day Trips from Hong Kong
- Macau
- Sleeping
- Hong Kong Today
- History
- Arts
- Cinema
- Architecture
- Religion & Belief
- Transport
- Directory A–Z
- Language
- Hong Kong Maps
- Behind the Scenes
- Our Writers



