[ #Parent-child good place #Hiking] Let's go on a journey to find Totoro~

[#Parents and Children Good Places] #Forest to Find Dragon Cats #Streams #Farmfields #Hiking with your twins #tea #teafruit #tunnel through time and space #egg Let's go on a journey to find the dragon cat😆😆~ At least the kids will not be afraid to get tired and keep walking, and then they will tell me: I found the tail of the dragon cat!!! (actually just grass on the side of the mountain 🤣🤣🤣) First go to #Tsun Wan #Mountain #Teahouse #drink tea🍵 #eat a bun😋😋. d tea fruit is really traditional, very tasty ~ But there were many, many people that day, to wait for a seat. It’s even harder to find a spot in the surroundings that isn’t so crowded! It is also recommended to bring your own cutlery 🥢🥄, the teahouse provides a little oil. However, the waiters at the teahouse were happy to serve and friendly, full of people! (But recently the epidemic has recurred, it is not recommended to go for the time being) Next time maybe you can buy takeout and enjoy at the kiosks along the road 🙂🙂. (You will pass 4 to 5 kiosks along the way.) After eating, we set off to see the farmland and streams. (Safety: Please do not play on the stream) The view is so beautiful, even the children themselves kept saying it was beautiful 😍😍. It was very peaceful and comfortable, a bit like going to the countryside of #Japan. Then we walked a section of #Tai Mo Shan to the #Shing Mun Canal. The mountain roads along the way are mainly steps and ramps, with shade trees🌳, which is quite good. And there is a gazebo for rest halfway. However, there are some graves along the road, but along the road there are mountaineers coming towards me or catching up from behind, so it is somewhat popular and will not have the gloomy feeling of the last time. It is recommended to explain to the children before setting off to prevent them from talking nonsense. There are flat and wide roads to the Shing Mun Canal, and there are some shade trees🌳, so it's a good walk. (Note that cars will enter from time to time). Along the way we finally saw a mobile toilet and there would be some gazebos. Then we wanted to find a way down the mountain, before checking there should be a downhill road not far away, but we searched for a long time, on the way only saw a private downhill road (it turns out users used this road, but saw has been posted a note, not allowed to use the public). After walking for a while, we finally saw the public downhill road returning to #TsunKimHighway. I thought I was going to take a bus back to the city, but #surprise discovery 🤩🤩!! Cross the road and return to the city through the tunnel that travels through time and space to #DiscoveryNewCity. The children are feeling very tired after walking for nearly two and a half hours😵😵. It's all because when we see the mall, we tell the children to go see the toys, and they first have the will to walk the whole process by themselves😜😜. I wanted to go to the mall to eat and rest, but there are so many people 😔😔. (The epidemic is not under control yet, so I looked at the toys for a while and left immediately) Since the kids were very tired, we took a taxi home at the mall's taxi stand. You can actually walk to Tsuen Wan MTR Station, but it's a bit far. (Because the children were very tired at the time) 🌟Afterword🌟 ☀️ This time for a big challenge, let the children walk more (Since the pandemic, often staying at home, hiking is really a good experience and exercise) ☀️ The scenery along the way is good, especially the farmland and stream are beautiful and special ☀️ There are four to five pavilions and some stone benches along the road, not afraid of running out of space to rest, but only one mobile toilet ☀️ The hardest part was the downhill road at the end, because the children had been walking for a long time ☀️ If the child is younger or not very physically strong, it is recommended to turn back after hiking the mountain road, and then take the car home ☀️ If you are older or have better physical strength, you can try to walk the whole way, then go to the mall for a stroll, have a tea, you can play all day (but it is recommended to wait until the epidemic is under control) ☀️ Every time I take my twins to hike, I feel like an expedition, because I have never walked before, and it is indeed much more difficult to bring two and two than two. Start: Chuan Lung Village, Tsuen Wan End: Tsuen Wan Highway transportation: 1. Minibus No. 80 (Note the boarding station Tsuen Wan Chuan Lung Street is a city and the alighting station Tsuen Wan Chuan Lung Village is a mountainous area, both have similar names, but different locations) 2. Bus No. 51 (loop) (Because No. 51 is a circular line, note that if you depart from the terminal at Run Xin Plaza in Tsuen Wan (near West Rail Station), the tenth stop is Chuan Lung. Do not get off at Chuan Lung Station where you go down the hill after going up the hill, otherwise you will ride the river) There are 2 teahouses in the mountain area: Cai Long and Duan Kee. The two teahouses were also full that day, and many people were waiting for a table. Trail Start: In front of the parking lot in front of Duan Kee Teahouse, there is a path to the left to the farmland (not the big parking lot outside). Stream ==> Farmland ==> Tai Mo Shan Mountain Road (There has been only one main road, easy to recognize) => Shing Mun Canal (facing the canal with left and right sides) ==> Go straight to the left ==> When passing a pavilion with a calendar and a path ==> Go further, pay attention to the right downhill ==> When you see the Rotary Pavilion sign ==> Go down the stairs (this section is the hardest, because of the children Friends have been walking for a long time, and quite a lot of stairs) ==> Tsuen Wan Highway ==> go down the hill to the left ==> pay attention to walk for a while to see a sign across the road to the MTR station ==> cross the road ===> go down the stairs ===> tunnel straight ===> Discovery City on the right, Tsuen Wan MTR station on the left #parent-child activities #parent-child destination #hiking #hiking destination #beginner hiking #LocalTour #foodie #parents and children #hiking