[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Lau Shui Heung Country Trail (Updated Mar)

Lau Shui Heung is also called the ‘sky mirror lake’ of Fanling district, Hong Kong. The scenery is especially stunning in late Dec to early Jan when the leaves start turning red. Transportation: take minibus 52B at Fanling station, take off at Hok Tau. It takes about 10 minutes walk to reach the lake, where you can take a glance of the rolls of pine trees and cypress trees from distance. Then, you could walk for another 10 minutes to across the bridge for a closer look of the trees. #laushuiheung #Fanling #scenary

From Fanling, take a minibus and walk for 5 minutes to see the rain cedar 🌲🌲🌲 in Liu Shui Hing Reservoir. Although it has not turned red, it is really delicious😌 It's raining and wet today, so I can't see the mirror, but such a large green forest is really comfortable😌 Finally, we walked to Hku Shum Reservoir and finally heard the sound of running water 😂😂 It was a beautiful view 😍😍

Lau Shui Heung country trail is nice and an easy one. The trail is paved, which might be less challenging for hikers that are looking for natural and wild ones however, the view along is beautiful. Many spots to take a photo shoot. The curled tree trunk, the lookout point in front of the barbecue site, and of course the reservoir itself. The cypress trees are just starting to turn yellow when I get there. This trail is walkers friendly, easy to find a spot for a picnic. Just beware of the monkey when you are enjoying food or drink. Just like me and my friend, we never imagine that a monkey would like to join us in enjoying our lunch 😅. Would love to go back there when the cypress trees are turning red. It must amazing. How to get there: Fan Ling MTR Station exit A3 or exit C, take minibus 52K or 52B, get off at roundabout for Pat Sin Leng Country Park #nationalpark #awesomepic #urbanexplorer

Well, I mean Four Seasons Valley (四季休閒農莊). It’s a glamping/ camping site. Disclaimer: This is not paid ads. I’m simply sharing based on my visits and experience. I’m not related to the campsite in any possible and impossible way. So, DO NOT PM me for booking. Located at Fanling near the famous country walk, Lau Shui Heung, Four Seasons is sure to be one of the popular place families choosing to bring their kids and fur baby to experience glamping or if you have the equipments, camping. Total area of the campsite is at 160,000 sq ft, divided into different sections: glamping with different size of the mongolian tents, personal camping tents area, barbecue area, kitchen area with sinks and fridge, toilets and showers area, convenient store area, kids playground, big field in the middle of the campsite and parking area. If you’re first timer or with young kids, renting the mongolian tents with aircon definitely make everything easier. Most of the camping stuff could be loan at the campsite, there’s even external chargers for rental. Campsite could purchase ingredients for barbecue on behalf if you’ve ordered or choose such option at booking. Its considered summer now that the weather has been so warm, we reserved the inflatable pool for kids and adults to have a water gun fight in it. I guess the pool part could only happen during summer. Pricing on campsite is attached as one of the picture, and extra in comments section. Booking are open up to December, and there are 20% discounts for summer 20/6 to 20/8. Simplified details: ⏰ check in at 2pm and out by 11:30am 💰 the charges are not per head, it’s based on per camp/ per camping spot ranging from HKD500 to HKD2980 🐶 a small to medium size pet is allowed per tent 🚗 HKD50/ car for 24 hours, Weekend and PH HKD100/car 🆓 use of toilets/ hot showers, fridge storage (first come first serve), children’s playground 四季休閒農莊 FourSeasons Valley Kids think: ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ Mom think: ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ 😮‍💨: The grass were soaked with heavy shower the morning we arrived, and it became all muddy. The 2 days we were there, kids couldn’t run freely because of that. 👍: The campsite’s toilet/ shower is probably the cleanest I’ve even been. Kudos for that! Convenient shop with food and drinks, tent is tidy and playground is clean. X #hkmoms #hkkids #hkblogger #camping #glamping #staycation #familyfriendly #petfriendly #hongkongcamping #hongkongglamping #outdoor #summer #camp #mykids馬來港孩 #親子好去處 #週末好去處 #親子活動 #露營活動 #露營 #蒙古營 #香港兒童 #香港好去處 #戶外活動 #親子露營 #寵物友善 #本地遊

Today I want to introduce you to a place that is often crowded during holidays in recent years, it is the Hong Kong version of Karuizawa Yunba Pond, known as the Liushui Hing Reservoir🤗 What's so special about Liu Shui Hing Reservoir 😃? 1. Hong Kong version of Light Well Pond Yunchang Pond🏞️ (Liu Shui Hing Reservoir is strictly not a hiking route, because it only takes 15 to walk from the drop-off location to the entrance of the reservoir minutes🤣 place 😍, I'm lucky to have a long chair to sit on 😆, looking at the beautiful view in front of you picnic 🥙 eating lunch is really a great pleasure in life 😌) 2. White flower fish vine🎋 (After admiring the Cloud Field Pond, you can walk back to the entrance of the Liushui Ring Countryside Trail, you can see the peculiar appearance of the white flower fish vine 😁. This kind of white flower fish vine is very rare in Hong Kong , there are only two places to see, the other place is the litchi nest that I introduced before😚, so don't sit like a swing when you take pictures with him 😉) 3. Falling pine 🌲 (Flowing Water Ring Reservoir and Tai Tong are the same red leaves 🍁 see ga😃, but this red leaves are different from that red leaves, flowing water ringing red leaves is a kind of fir tree called falling feather pine, I went when I went At the end of January, just caught the last bus to see the autumn leaves😜) 4. Mirror of the Sky 🪞 (Even if there is no red leaves to see, it doesn't matter, another selling point of the flowing water is its Mirror of the Sky 🤗, unfortunately I waited for 3 hours the day I couldn't wait for the Mirror of the Sky to appear for a moment 🙈) 5. Hku Sham Reservoir (another reservoir near Liu Shui Hing, since the waterway is so far away to Liu Shui Hing, you might as well go to Hku Sham Reservoir if you have time 🤗, just go back to the roundabout where you get off to Hku Sham Reservoir Direction 30 minutes will arrive 😚 😆) Transportation: You can get there directly by taking the 52B green minibus 🚌 from Exit C of Fanling Station. However, I would like to remind you to leave as early as possible, because the flow of water is too popular, and you have to go to the terminal to get on the bus. I waited for 1.5 hours to get on the minibus to leave🙈 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #Hong Kong version of Karuizawa Yunchang Pond #Karuizawa Yunchang Pond #Karuizawa #Liu Shui Hing Reservoir #Liu Shui Hing #Hsuk Sum Reservoir #Mirror of the Sky #Flowing Pine #Autumn Leaves #Fanling #Liu Shui Hing Countryside Trail #White Flower Fish Vine #picnic #hiking #lifetime series #relaxed reservoir tour series #local tour

Liushuixiang Reservoir is known as the "mirror of the sky in the forest"🪞The reason is that the reflection of Liushuixiang Lake is beautiful and the mountains and rivers are the same color. It is also called the "Hong Kong version of Karuizawa". 😍😍😍 Moreover, the difficulty of the Liushuixiang Country Trail is not high. You can complete the entire trail in 2 hours. Novices can easily get started. The scenery of the red bald cypress leaves next to the Liushuixiang Reservoir is super beautiful! 🍁🍂 Transportation: Take minibus 52B at Fanling MTR Station, get off at the intersection of Lau Shui Heung Road and Hok Sou Road, and walk along Lau Shui Heung Road to the entrance of Lau Shui Heung Reservoir Country Park. Tips: The number of minibuses on the return journey is sparse, and it takes 30 minutes to walk to Bugezai. It is recommended to take a taxi directly on the return journey😌 #花看客服#好看的专营店#popular exhibition #local travel #overseas travel #流水香

Recently popular hiking route: Liu Shui Hing, you can see the autumn leaves 🍁 Location: Liu Hing Shui Countryside Trail Length: 4.4 km Time: 2 hours Access: MTR Fanling MTR Station, change to minibus 52B (HK$6.3) Tell the driver that there is running water for hiking, and the driver will remind you to get off. Starting point: Walk into the intersection of Liu Shui Hing Road and Tsui Shum Road Features: Today the sky is beautiful even though it is not blue Difficulty: 🌟BB level #Hiking Route Recommendation

#Hiking route recommendations The reputation of "Mirror of the Forest" and "Little Guilin of Hong Kong" reflects the beauty of the flowing water and Heshou Reservoir. Take minibus No. 52B from MTR Fanling Station, get off at Lau Shui Heung Shui Reservoir Station, and follow the main road to Lau Shui Heung Shui Reservoir. The most familiar ones are the Melaleuca alternifolia that turns red in autumn and winter and the reflections in the pond. Walk along the country trail, after crossing the flowing water bridge, there is a path that leads to the pond, where you can appreciate the lake and mountain scenery of the pond up close. The towering trees are not to be missed! There are many strange-shaped trees with tangled roots along the hiking trails, but be careful not to damage the trees.

Uncle this time to introduce the Liu Shui Hing Countryside Trail, to Liu Shui Hing transportation is very convenient, take minibus 52B at Fanling Railway Station, about 20 minutes drive to the peripheral of Liu Shui Hing, and walk more than ten minutes to the reservoir area. Overall, the flow of water is simple and easy to walk. It is a picnic trail suitable for newbies to hike with families. I recommend it to everyone if you have the opportunity to walk it! #wintertrip #countryside #localtour #hongkonggoodplaces

#春好去地方2024 On a sunny Sunday in spring in Hong Kong, my friends and I decided to go to Lau Shui Heung Shui Reservoir for an outing. Since we both love hiking and being close to nature, we decided to take the 64K bus from Tai Po Park to reach our destination. We gathered at 9:30 in the morning, boarded bus 64K, and arrived at Tai Po Park in about 50 minutes. After arriving, we started from Tai Po Park and entered the country park along Po Tong Mei Road. Along the way, we passed through mountains and valleys, listened to the birds and insects singing, and admired the flowers and grass on the roadside. Occasionally, we could see wild monkeys jumping between trees or rock walls. After walking for about two hours, we came to a ditch called Jianjian Water Pipe. After walking along the water pipe for about 15 minutes, we arrived at the Liushui Xiangshui Pond Valley and finally reached our destination. We stayed there for about an hour, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of nature. Walking in the valley, we found many small waterfalls and clear mountain springs. It is spring now, and the valley is full of wild flowers, forming a charming sea of ​​flowers. We took a lot of photos there to capture this beautiful moment. When we set out to return, we chose to take Putangkeng Road back to Tai Po Park. This road is relatively flat and offers views of the nearby villages. When we returned to Tai Po Park, we had some snacks and drinks to replenish our energy. Afterwards, we took bus 64K back to the city, ending this wonderful spring outing.

Exploring places is best when you’re with peers who are interested in learning more about the nature and the environment and getting to know more about them #naturehongkong #educationaltrip

The water is flowing, the walk is good, the view is beautiful, and the card game is first-rate, but it is more crowded than Mong Kok. Even the domestic helpers know Lai Nai has a party during the holidays