[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Luk Keng (Updated May)

#Outing 90% of the trails at Luk Keng are flat with only a few steps, making it very suitable for the elderly and families to play together. The beautiful scenery here is intoxicating. The mangroves, wetlands, rocky beaches, piers and Hakka villages are all places that make people linger. Especially in autumn and winter, the reeds in Luk Neck and Gupu areas are glittering with golden light, like a dream, as if you are in fairyland. Route Planning Starting point: Lujing Route: Fung Hang > Kuk Po > Fung Hang Return trip: Backtrack Basic Information Distance: Approximately 7 km Time: 2-3 hours round trip Parking: Open space under the tree in Jigu There are many convenience stores along the way where you can replenish energy and water at any time. Transportation Departure: Take minibus 56K from Fanling MTR station Exit C and get off at Luk Keng Bus Terminal. Return trip: Take the 56K minibus from Luk Keng Minibus Station back to Fanling Railway Station. #Hong Kong good places #Good places for families

This is an unexpectedly discovered treasure trove of niche attractions. It is lush and green even in winter. One side is by the sea, and the Shenzhen salt fields can be clearly seen in the distance. If you are planning a winter trip, you might want to give it a try. Transportation: Exit from Exit C of Fanling MTR Station and you will see minibus 56K going directly to the terminal. Get off at Luk Keng Bus Terminal. The same applies for the return trip. Detailed route: Luk Keng, Fung Keng, Kuk Po, Fung Keng, Luk Keng (return along the original route) Distance: about 7 kilometers (suitable for personal leisure travel, almost flat road, only a small section of stairs in the middle) Time: About 2 hours round trip (excluding photo taking time) Tips: 1. There are many convenience stores along the way, specializing in Hakka cuisine, including the signature salt-baked chicken and sweet tofu pudding with a strong bean flavor. 2. You can see large areas of mangroves in the sea, which are somewhat similar to the mangroves you have seen in Shenzhen, swaying gracefully in the water. 3. There is a toilet at the get-off point, and there is also a mobile toilet along the way, which is more convenient. 4. The last bus leaves at 19:00, and it is also 56K, but you need to queue. It is recommended to go there in advance. If you miss the time, you can book a taxi in advance. 5. The white lighthouse is one of the check-in points. Many people are queuing up, and there is another one a few hundred meters ahead! And with no one around, the lighthouse is purer and the effect is better! #Sign up for a hotel test sleeper #Overseas travel

Hong Kong's Luk Keng Bay & Cheongsat Island are filled with Japanese atmosphere. Lujing Bay reminds people of the deer in Nara. What a beautiful name. Stone embankments, swings, trains, sea, sunset, woods, everything you want is here. Directions: Get off at Exit A of Sunny Bay MTR Station and walk along the coastline. Difficulty: 0 (full cement flat road) Duration: 2-3 hours for photo taking and sightseeing Tips: 1. Suggestions for taking photos: Wear Japanese style clothes, landscape portraits will be better 2. You can go there around 3pm and enjoy the sunset at the end of the trip 3. You can drive there. There are many self-drive barbecues on the beach. 4. Check the weather in advance, it is recommended to go on a sunny day 5. A great place for couples to take a walk and relax, no physical effort required #Sign up for a hotel test sleeper #Weekend trip

Deer Neck is mainly flat roads with only a few steps, making it perfect for family trips. Because the shops along the road are not open every day, when you reach the entrance, you can enjoy a Hong Kong-style All day breakfast at the shop next to the minibus stop. Deer Neck boasts a large landscape of mangroves, wetlands, rocky beaches, and pier and Hakka enclosure. Transportation Guide - Fanling Station 56K Local attractions - mangroves, rocky beaches Food & Restaurant - BB Happy Tea House #summergoodplaces #weekendtrip #localtour #hongkonggoodplaces

The weather is getting hot recently🥵, why not let me introduce you to a simple and easy hiking route today😃, located in Tuen Tin Yuen's Hong Kong Great Northwest we hear a lot, but when it comes to Hong Kong's Great Northeast and how many friends know where🤔? Suggested tour route👇 Nam Chung --> Lu Nek --> Feng Hang --> Gu Po --> Lu Nek So what is special about this route😚? Hong Kong version of New Zealand 🇳🇿 The first stop of the journey is to come to Nam Chung, although Nam Chung is not as famous as Lu Nek 🤔, but Nam Chung is very worth a visit 👍, because the location of the car turn into Nam Chung Road to see an endless straight road 🛣️, this Nam Chung Road is straight to the left and right and surrounded by a piece of green oil 🌳, it's like stepping on the road to the West Road 😊, I even think I'm going to the road to the road 😊, I even think I'm going to the road to the road😊 Endless reed fields🌾 Another selling point of Nan Chung is the fish ponds where you can see the blue of the phoenix 😚, although I didn't see the blue of phoenix on the day I went, but the reed fields 🌾, but looking at a large golden yellow reed field 🌾 is just as spectacular🤩 The waves are as flat as a mirror in Sha Tau Kok Sea🏝️ From Bridal Spring Road, turn into the Chandelier Countryside Trail and you will be walking along the coast of Sha Tau Kok. The sea is surrounded by mountains ⛰️ on almost three sides, forming a naturally recessed inner bay, so the sea is very calm. There is almost no sound of waves 🌊, even calmer than the lake / reservoir Feng Hang Pier⚓ After walking in, you will go to the photo spot of Feng Hang Pier⚓📸, the white lamppost plus the flat as a mirror🪞 the Sha Tau Kok Sea🏞️ as a background, next to a small boat🛶 as a complement, it is a very poetic landscape painting🖼️, and across the street you can also see the longest Sha Tau Kok Pier in Hong Kong Feng Hang Hakka Village 🏘️ After checking in at Feng Hang Pier, you can also see the Hakka Village in Feng Hang 🏘️ from a distance. Due to the calmness of the Sha Tau Kok Sea and the uninhabited nearby, residents who live there usually have to walk 30 minutes to get out of the intersection to take the minibus 🚌, so this is known as the most pure place in Hong Kong 🥰, I came to enjoy the tranquility of the paradise 😌 Gupu Landscape Tofu Pudding🍮 The last stop came to Gu Po, the scenery is similar to Feng Hang, and there is also a pier ⚓ lamppost for you to take pictures📸, but the difference is that you are tired of walking here you can sit down and eat a bowl of tofu 🍮 before leaving, we are talking about Song Bo Shanshui Tofu 😋, so far waterway into the northeast of course to try some authentic things before going back 😁 Wentong: You can start this journey by taking the 56K minibus 🚌 at Fanling Station and getting off at the intersection of Nan Chung Public Toilet 😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁 @sweet.travel_hk, with your support we will be motivated to continue to discover special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #Lu Neck #Nan Chung #Hong Kong version of New Zealand #New Zealand #Nan Chung Road #Kang Chong Avenue #Tu Shui Tin #Tu Reed #Phoenix Blue Fish Pond #Phoen Hang #Phoen Hang Pier #Sha Tau Kok Pier #Hakka Village #Pure #Gu Po #Song Bo Shan Shui Tofu #Shan Tau Kok Sea #Wave Ping as Mirror #Big Northeast #Outside #Hiking

Sunday was the right day. Seeing the weather was quite nice, I took my husband to go for a walk Because I rarely hike😂 so I chose the easier to handle I went to Fanling Lu Neck this time because it is close to my home 😝 It's only about 30 minutes Deer Neck Path can be said to be 90% flat 🤫 Only a few steps 😎 So even the elderly 🧓 is suitable, not to mention parent-child fun 👍🏻👍🏻 The view of Deer Neck is beautiful ❤️ Not only there are mangrove wetland rock beaches etc. 😝 There are specialty restaurants along the way for you to take a break 🫶🏻 and eat and replenish yourself However, the last time should actually be in autumn because the reeds around the deer neck will bloom golden! ️It's fantastic to take pictures📸️😆 We used to see quite a few people taking wedding photos here The transportation is convenient 😝 Just take 56K from Fanling minibus 🚐 station to the terminal!! ️ However, the holidays must be more crowded so do not want to wait too long may have to go a little earlier 🤏🏻 🙂 But enter less people will walk easier 😎 If you want to eat breakfast do not be afraid because there is a BB happy teahouse ❤️ is BB happy teahouse has a variety of food for you to choose 👍🏻 even will have salt baked chicken Tim so of course flour, all day breakfast will be there 😆 so eat absolutely do not be afraid After eating, as long as you see the Bridal Pool Road sign and walk in this direction along the seaside is the road to Feng Hang and Gu Po so will not be lost 🫶🏻 You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Deer Neck along the way😝 I went early today and didn't stay until sunset🌄 If you stay until sunset, it's a different flavor 🙂 It's really cool 🥹🥹🥹 We must plan to go quickly #parent-child destination #resident writer #local tour #Hong Kong destination #summer destination #hiking route recommendation

90% of the road at Luk Keng in Fanling is flat with only a few steps, making it easy to walk and suitable for people of all ages. The scenery along the way is quite beautiful. On the other side of the mountains and waters is Shatoujiao Sea, which can reach the distant city of Shenzhen. Transportation guide - drive in or take the 56K minibus at Fanling MTR Station Exit C, get off at Luk Keng Bus Terminal, and walk 10 minutes to the starting point Local attractions - picturesque scenery, Food and restaurants - Fat Kee Store, located at the starting point, convenient for resupply. On the way, we passed a tea and fruit stall, which sold chicken shit vine and bowl-shaped cakes, 10 yuan each. It was the taste of childhood and worth a try. #HongKongOutdoors #GreatOutdoors #GreatHikingPlaces

You can take the 56K minibus from Fanling Station to Luk Keng directly. There are fewer tourists on weekdays, so it is exceptionally quiet. You can overlook Shenzhen from the Sha Tau Kok sea along Luk Keng Road, and the buildings of Shenzhen are clearly visible. From Luk Keng Road, you can go around the seaside to reach the Fung Hang Family Trail. This section of the trail is flat and easy to walk on, suitable for people of all ages. The Tianhou Temple on the way is built along the seaside and is very unique. You must not miss it when you go to Luk Keng for an outing.

Walking from Luk Keng and Fung Keng to Kuk Po is an easy two-hour round trip outing with beautiful scenery along the way. There is a 56K minibus at the minibus station opposite Exit C of Fanling Railway Station to #Luk Keng Get off and walk along Xinlangtan Road to the signboards that say "Jigushuxia" and Fat Kee Store, and just follow that direction. There are signs along the way, so you don't need to look at the map if you just follow them. The first section of the trail is flat, but not paved with concrete. But if you continue along the Luk Keng trail, you will find paved roads! After that, we came to a fork in the road. The one going up the mountain is the Fung Hang Family Trail. If you want to go to Kuk Po, you have to take the road on the left. There will be stairs going up a little bit of the hill, and there will be pavilions where you can sit and rest. Along the way, you’ll see natural wetlands, rocky beaches, and even spot cows! Looking across the river you will see Sha Tau Kok and Shenzhen's Yantian District. When you arrive at the entrance of Fengkeng Village, you will see Yingjia Tea House, which serves Hakka cuisine. There is a public toilet a little further in. But we are not going to enter Fengkeng Village, but continue to move forward along the coast. We walked about 1/3 of the way here. The final stop will be Gupu Pier! At the entrance of Gupu Village there is an abandoned Qicai School, which has a history of more than 80 years and was once a "Bubuzhai" primary school. There is also a store in Kuk Po Village - Song Kee, which also specializes in Hakka cuisine, but is only open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. After a short rest at the end point, you can return the same way, or you can continue to Wu Kau Tang. Google Map shows that it takes 40 minutes to walk, but including the rest time, it is about an hour, so it takes two hours to go back and forth! Afterwards, I took minibus number 56K back. #Holiday Destinations #Local Tours #Outing Routes

Transportation Tips - Lu Nek From Exit C of Fanling MTR Station, take the 56K minibus and get off at Lu Nek Terminal Features - Zero  difficulty hiking trail round trip about 2 to 3 hours all the way  relaxing beautiful scenery  midway also has a supply station suitable for some beginners to  challenge and can take beautiful photos in one go #HongKongGood Places #LocalTravel #SuburbanGoodPlaces

The hiking trail from Lu Kok to Gu Po is easy and easy🙈 Basically the whole process is a flat road☺️ So you can 😌 say it is zero difficulty😗 Even newbies like me can walk😁 And along the way there are reed fields and mangroves and other beautiful views☺️ are really quite comfortable😌 The route of Lu Neuk Hiking Trail is relatively simple. Just take the 56K minibus from Exit C of Fanling Station🚐 and get off at the terminal🤔 Along the way there will be a snack bar where you can buy water and snacks But everyone can eat tofu 😌 #localtour #hiking route recommendation #offshore destinations #summer destinations #Hong Kong destinations #beaches

You can take a boat to Lai Chi Wo, but it is only available on Saturdays, Sundays or public holidays, and departs from Ma Liu Shui. Alternatively, those who like hiking can go from Wu Kau Tang via Jiu Dan Zu, Shang Miao Tian, ​​Xia Miao Tian, ​​and Sam Ya Tsuen. It takes about 2 and a half hours to get there, and you can walk from Lai Chi Wo to Luk Keng on the way back. #localtourism #hikingrouterecommendations #hikingplaces

Luk Keng in the northeast of the New Territories is one of the most popular outing routes on weekends. When traveling from Luk Keng to Gu Po Wetland, you will see the fresh and salt water wetlands of Sha Tau Kok along the way. In autumn, winter and early spring, you can also see reed fields, which is refreshing! To get to Luk Keng, you can take the 56K minibus from Fanling Station! #LocalTour

An entry-level hiking trail that won't disappoint. Nature is really beautiful. Sometimes my friends want to try an outing for the first time. I will recommend him #Luk Neck to Kuk Po Village The attraction of this road is: ✔️Mainly flat roads; ✔️The view is very open; ✔️There are mangroves and supply points; ✔️It only takes about half an hour to get from Fa Kee Store to Song Bo Shan Shui Tofu Pudding (not including rest and taking photos) Looking back at the photos, Xiao Huozi's first visit to Lujing should have been in 2019. After that, I always go there once or twice every year, just to take a leisurely walk or see the mudskippers☺️ We usually start from #FaJiStore, If you take the 56K minibus, you will have to walk for a while before reaching Fatt Kee Store. There is a toilet in the store, and you can also have some snacks and buy some drinks before leaving. Passing through the houses, you can see the vast coastline. Next to it is the mangrove forest. Our destination this time is the tofu pudding shop in Gupu Village. So let's keep moving forward. The staircase section was the most difficult part (actually it was also very easy)😜 On the way, you will pass by #stone beach, #white lamppost, This time we were attracted by a beautiful tree. The suburbs of Hong Kong are really beautiful, right? Gupu Village next to the tofu pudding shop is also very unique. If you encounter the right season, you can also see a vast expanse of white reeds. On the return trip, Let the children look for mudskippers and throw stones in the mangroves. Watching the sunset in the mangrove area is also very beautiful🌄 # Parent-child # Light outing # Fanling # Luk Neck # Valley Po # Holding hands # Hong Kong is beautiful # nikonhongkong # Star Writer May Surprise

At the beginning of the Easter holiday, every district and region is crowded with people. The place we went this time is known as the Hong Kong version of "Angel Road". It has pleasant scenery, beautiful mountains and clear waters, and is easy to walk. It is definitely suitable for a family outing. To go to Cheongsao Island, you can start from Exit A of Sunny Bay MTR Station and walk straight along the seaside promenade for about 25 minutes. At the end of the road, you will see the Luk Keng Village sign with green railings on both sides. Walk forward for about 15 minutes and you will reach Luk Keng Village. Luk Keng Village is home to the very few remaining descendants of fishermen. Sometimes you will see fishermen sorting or repairing their nets nearby, so when passing by or taking pictures of people's residences, remember to keep quiet and do not disturb the local fishermen. There are also convenience stores on the island for short stays and food supplies. You can try the freshly made Acanthopanax chinensis tea fruit by the fishermen. When the tide recedes, the island-linked sandbar will appear on the island, and you can even walk to the nearby Cheung Sau Island. When the tide recedes and the water level drops, the "Hong Kong version of Angel Road" will appear, and Cheung Sau Island will be connected to Luk Keng Village on the opposite bank. Walk to the end of the pedestrian path, follow the steps to the rocky beach, and continue walking along the coast to reach the Cheung Sau Island-linked sandbar. If you want to visit the island, check the forecast of high tide and low tide times at the observatory before departure. #springtravel #localtourism #goodplaceforfamily #longsoleilandohandsandbar

A few days ago, we took advantage of the nice weather and went hiking again. We took the 56K minibus from Fanling Railway Station and got off at Lu Kok. We can start walking. This route to Lu Neck is not difficult at all. The whole journey is mostly flat, the distance is about seven to eight kilometers, and the scenery along the way is beautiful, great for taking pictures! There are some rural stores along the way for hikers to replenish, so you don't need to bring so much water and food. The only thing to note is that there is no shade when you get up the mountain. You need to be prepared for sunscreen! It takes about three to four hours to walk slowly and take pictures, which is perfect for a family outing!  #Hiking Route Recommendation #Outdoor Good Places #Local Tour

Every year I come to this temple located on Lu Neck Road, Fanling with an unbeatable sea view to pray 🙌 Come and pray for blessings, just take the 56K minibus 🚌 at Fanling Railway Station and get off at Tin Hau Temple in Nan Chung 👍 The front of Tin Hau Temple in Nan Chung faces the Sha Tau Kok Sea. Opposite this sea-viewing Guanyin Temple is the vast freshwater wetland and the largest heron forest in Hong Kong 🥰 Great for taking pictures 😎 It's also a good day today 😍 The blue sky and the ocean feel particularly comfortable 🥰 #unparalleled sea view #countryside #local tour #new year good place #Hong Kong check-in #HongKongGood Places #HongKongPhotoSecretSpot #TinhouKung #Prayer #Worship #hkbeauty #lifestyleblogger #hkkol #hkinfluencer #hkinfluencers #hkblogger #hkootd #hkfoodie #hkmodel #hkfoodblogger #hkbeautyblogger

Found another family friendly hiking trail ! It’s a round trip, easy route with tasty snacks and food in between. It’s Sunday, to avoid crowd, we arrived at 9.30am, parked our car at Fanling then hail a taxi to Luk Keng. The hiking trail is pretty straight forward. Got off at Luk Keng’s BB happy store, walk along Bride’s Pool Road, then take the left road towards Fat Kee Store. The starling inlet/ mangrove swamps are on your left at all time while walking on Tiu-Tang-Long Path. Half way through, there are stairs headed towards the other side of the mountain, once over you’ll reach Fung Hang in no time. There’s a public toilet at the entrance of the village next to a cafe. The stalls along Fung Hang Pier selling local made snacks such as 茶粿 (cha gwo) which is stuffed tea cake made with sticky rice flour, 砵仔糕 (put chai go) which is red bean pudding, pumpkin cake etc. Do give it a try ! I regretted not buying more as we have lunch plans at Kuk Po. Let’s talk about this restaurant at Kuk Po. It operates on weekends only. Booking and pre-order are highly recommended. It’s Hakka cuisine. We ordered ❤️墨魚片 Squids 豉油王吊筒 Cuttlefish in soy sauce 走地雞 Steam Chicken ❤️豬肉砵 Pork Belly Pot ❤️客家醋鴨 Roast Duck in Hakka Style ❤️黑腳𩶘 Blackhead Seabrem 芥蘭 Kai Lan Veg 揚州炒飯 Fried Rice 魚肚湯 Fish Broth ❤️肉絲炒麵 Fried Noodles with shredded pork After lunch, just take the same route back to where it begins. Scenic: ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ Difficulties: ⭐️ ⭐️ How to get there: - Minibus 56K from Fanling Station exit C - Hop on to any taxi. From Fanling station it’s approximately $85-90 Where to park: - Fanling Town Centre - Cheung Wah Car Park - North Government Office Carpark - Skye Parking near fire station Restaurant at Kuk Po: 松記士多 x #familyfriendly #hkhiking #hikingtrail #hikingwithkids #familyactivities #outdoor #hkblogger #hkkids #hongkongmom #mykids馬來港孩 #親子好去處 #親子行山路線 #週末好去處 #香港行山 #假日好去處 #親子活動 #戶外活動 #行山路線推介

#Winter Travels Route: Xinniangtan Road > Jigugang > Fengkeng > Shuijinzui Pai > Kukpu > Yagongao > Rongshuao > Zhimalong > Return along the original route Walking along the sea embankment, the emerald green mangroves and golden reeds complement each other; When the water recedes, you can see the island sandbar - Shuilianzui Pai; You can see the scenery of Shenzhen Yantian Port along the way; Tree House - Feel like you are in Angkor Wat Sesame cage - Tongtian Cave, because there is a hole in the top of the cave. #Local Tour #Good Places to Go in the Suburbs #Hiking

Originally, the day to Lu Neck was thinking of walking along the coast, but maybe because it was too easy, so many people, finally decided to walk directly up the hill to Tai Tuk! There are boulders to walk up the mountain along the way. Although it is harder to climb, it is a very clear route and you are not afraid of getting lost. The point is, up the mountain high to overlook the city, but also the beautiful view of the sea ~ The whole journey took about four hours. The mountain road was not difficult, but there was more up and down. There are some small pools to sit and rest in the middle, and the crowds on weekends are not much~ #countryside #wintertrip #Deer Neck #Tai Tuk #country #hiking

Luk Neck Luk Neck, which is close to the border, has unique ecological value🏞Many tourists come here to calm their souls on holidays. Looking north, you can see the land of China, which is thriving🏬 If you feel bored looking at the blue sea, turn around and you will see the continuous mountains, which are covered with green⛰It makes people sigh at the wonders of nature. The environment with mountains behind and the sea in front makes people watch it quietly for a while. Next to the mountain village is Hong Kong's traditional fishing industry. Fish ponds of all sizes are dotted on the green grass, and there is a small house next door for the villagers to live in. Walking along the stone path, watching the setting sun slowly set, another relaxing day passed 🌅 #冬游记 #郊外好去地方 #１２月去边 #香港好去地方 #爬山好去地方

Route: Luk Keng > Fung Hang > Kuk Po > Fung Hang > Luk Keng 90% of the trails in Luk Keng are flat, with only a few steps, making it very suitable for the elderly and families to enjoy together. Luk Keng has beautiful scenery. It not only has mangroves, wetlands, rocky beaches, piers and Hakka old villages, but also has many specialty restaurants along the way for tourists to enjoy. Not only can you pass by Fengkeng Village and Gupu Village to witness the ancient Hakka walled villages, but you can also appreciate the precious ecological environment along the way. Most importantly, Luk Neck is very easy to navigate, and it won’t be hard even if you bring children with you. Want to find a good place for parents and children? Luk Neck might be a good place for you to go this weekend! Difficulty: ⭐ Scenery: ⭐⭐⭐ Time: about 2-3 hours round trip #colorfulday

Looking to the right from the sandbar of Long Suo Lian Island is Yin Ao Bay. In the past, Yin Ao was a place for storing wood, so you can see large and small wooden stakes inserted in the water. To the left is Luk Keng Bay, where you can overlook the scenery of Tuen Mun.🤩🤩 Occasionally you can see a plane preparing to land. The mountains and waters here are beautiful, and you can see the beautiful sunset. It is a great place to check in and watch the sunset. Circuit diagram: Sunny Bay➡️Luk Keng Village➡️Luk Keng Village Pier➡️Long Solian Island Sandbank➡️Sunny Bay 📍 Take the MTR🚉 to Sunny Bay Station, go straight at Exit A, pass the bus station and arrive at the starting point "Seawall Road" #Hong Kong good places #Hot summer places

Transportation Tips - 4/5 Local attractions - Haitong Nature Hotels – 0/5 Food and Restaurants - 2/5 Shopping Guide - 2/5 Deer Neck Although it is not a secret spot (because there are many people on holidays) But looking at the beautiful scenery It seems like all the bad moods are cured. From Fanling Railway Station Exit C As soon as you get out, you will see a 56K minibus with "towards Luk Keng" written on it. Just get off at the main station. Since the day we went was Sunday So there were so many people that the entire minibus station was filled with people Minibuses are less frequent You have to wait for about an hour before you can get on the bus. After waiting for a long time, I finally got on the bus successfully But when you get to Luk Keng, there will be a lot of cars and traffic jams. Some roads are one-way Today the sun is shining, and the sea is bluer Lujing is not a completely flat road, there are two sections of stone steps to walk But it does not require much physical strength Please note that the stone steps are narrow. Be careful when there are many people (because I saw many families bringing their children up the mountain) Luk Keng, Fung Hang and Kuk Po are located in the remote area of ​​the northeastern New Territories. The three villages are built along the coastline, with the Hanging Lanterns and the connected mountains to the south and Sha Tau Kok Sea to the north. They are separated from Shenzhen by only a river. There are green mountains and clear water on this side, and modern buildings on the other side. The completely different landscapes on both sides form a sharp contrast. After getting off the car at Lujing, we first walked along a section of road, then connected to a flat dirt road, and after walking for a while, we saw a series of rocky beaches and wetlands. The rocky beach is covered with grayish white oyster shells, testament to the days when villagers used to collect oysters here (some people still come here to collect oysters occasionally). In the distance, some parents and children were turning over stones on the beach looking for small animals. If you look carefully, you can see oysters, mudskippers and small crabs, as if to prove to us that there is an endless vitality under this wetland. As the Luk Keng area is adjacent to the China-Hong Kong border, the sea opposite it, Sha Tau Kok, has also been designated as a restricted area to prevent human traffickers or smugglers from smuggling people or goods between Hong Kong and the mainland. The pier and lighthouse in front of Fung Hang Village As there is no road connection here, water transportation has become the most important means of transportation. Many villages have docks to pick up villagers and goods to and from other areas (such as Lai Chi Wo and Sam Ya Chung further east). Despite the water connection, transportation here is still quite inconvenient. Most of the younger generation has moved to the city to make a living, so most of the houses in the village are empty. But at the same time, the villagers are also worried that the government will take back their village houses and land in the name of development or conservation. In the early years, I saw some banners outside the village opposing the government's land acquisition. So the villagers are unwilling to give up these dilapidated village houses, but at the same time they are reluctant to spend money to repair the village houses. As a result, we can only see old houses with a long history but have been in disrepair for a long time. We walked into the valley along the trail, which meandered slowly through the fields. Large tracts of reeds swayed in the air to the rhythm. A herd of buffaloes came in front of us. They lined up in a single file politely and walked calmly past us. The sound of gurgling water came from the stream under our feet, and the sea breeze blowing in the distance brought a slight smell of salt. If it weren't for the occasional laughter of people echoing in the valley, this place would really feel isolated from the world surrounded by mountains. Although there are no big mountains or rivers, the simple village can still exude a simple beauty, which is also the unique charm of Hong Kong's suburbs. After passing Gupu, we returned along the same route. At a relaxed pace, we completed the entire journey in less than three hours, so it was a very leisurely route. I hope that next time I come, I can see more faces without masks. #Hong Kong Good Places

Ninety percent of the trails at Luk Keng are flat, with only a few steps, making it very suitable for the elderly and families to enjoy together. Luk Keng has beautiful scenery. It not only has mangroves, wetlands, rocky beaches, piers and Hakka old villages, but also has many specialty restaurants along the way for tourists to enjoy. In autumn and winter, the reeds in Lujing and Gupu areas are golden and dreamy. #Good Places to Go in Hong Kong #Local Tours#Hiking#Good Places to Go in Hong Kong#Good Places to Go in Summer

Relaxed hiking - deer neck tour 😍 The scenery of Deer Neck is beautiful, the whole way is flat road, very suitable for new hikers, round trip 2-3 hours 😆😆, but also can see a beautiful view, relax, close to nature 😃😃 Access: Take minibus 56K from Fanling MTR Station to Lu Nek Hiking Difficulty: 1/5 #Parent-Child Places Guide #Local Tour #I miss

Today's route is: U Kau Teng ~ Plow San Gu Road ~ Sam Muk Village ~ Little Beach ~ Lai Chi Wo ~ Lock Luo Pan ~ Banyan Grove ~ Gu Po ~ Feng Hang ~ Lu Nek In fact, the whole road, although long, but easy to walk, the weather was gloomy at the beginning, but once out of Litchi Nest there are blue sky and white clouds, today the weather is really excellent. I really didn't expect it to be so beautiful today! ! !

📍Hike Route: U Kau Teng > Jiu Tan Rent > Upper Miao Field > Lower Miao Field > Miao San Ancient Road > Sam Muk Village > Tsuen Chi Wo > Tsuen Valley Ancient Road > Gu Po > Feng Hang > Lu Nek Distance: ~15 km Duration: ~5.5 hours Difficulty: ⭐️⭐️ (No major ups and downs 👏🏼 but many places are slippery in the rain!!️) There are supplies halfway (San Muk Village, Litchi Wo). Real Thoughts: ▫️Although it's raining, the hazy beauty has a different feeling🌫️ ▫️ You will pass many ancient villages along the way to feel the local history of Hong Kong 👩🏻🏫 ▫️ The ecological environment is well preserved with mangroves and many small creatures 🐛 ▫️ Walking in a raincoat is super stuffy (it is recommended to wear an ultra-thin Rainbreaker) ☔️ ▫️ Family Fun Country Trail You won't go hungry at all🤤 ▫️The last picture is the focus of this time😋 ▫️Will come again 🫶🏽 #Hiking #Lai Chi Wo #U Kau Teng #Lu Nek

The scenery is picturesque and it is a paradise on earth. Hiking is easy and you can appreciate the people and things around you.