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... How to get there: Method 1: Take Bus 11 (to Tai O) or Bus 23 (to Ngong Ping) from Tung Chung Town Centre or Bus 1 (to Tai O) or Bus 2 (to Ngong Ping) from Mui Wo. Alight at Sha Tsui Bus Stop. Then, enter Lantau Trail Stage 8 through Wang Pui Road towards Kau Ling Chung direction, follow by Lantau...

...: Stream water (seasonal supply) Highlights: Lantau South Obelisk - It is situated on a hill next to the campsite. A similar feature is also found in Tai O, which was erected by British Navy in 1902 to mark sea border between British New Territories and China. Fan Lau Fort - It stands at the southern slope...

..., there is a stream with a waterfall where one can hear a variety of birds sing. Spending a night here, you can relax by the soothing sounds of the sea tide and watch the starry sky overhead. Facilities: Barbeque pits,  benches, cloth lines, drains and tables Hygienic facilities: Dry toilet pit Source of...

... way from the city. Its silky sand and crystal clear water create a natural environment for the peace seeking campers. With a gentle sea breeze, one strolling along Man Yee Road towards the site can be rewarded by a pleasant panoramic scene of High Island Reservoir. Facilities: Barbeque pits, benches...

... one of the winning projects in "Ten Engineering Wonders in Hong Kong" organized by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers in 2000. The greastest challenge encountered in building this largest reservoir in Hong Kong was to close off both ends of the Kwun Mun Channel which separated High Island from the...

... Hoi, it provides ferry services to and from Tap Mun, Chek Keng, Wan Chai campsite. There is a water sports centre next to the pier and managed by Leisure and Cultural Services Department. One may enjoy a panoramic view of Long Harbour, and a distant view of Ko Lau Wan from the pier. Fishing is popular...

... by the Authority; and in a designated camping site Camping Guide (PDF 197 KB) Back  Back to Top ...

... is the chiton species commonly found in Hong Kong. It mainly feeds on algae by scraping the rocky substrate with its radula (a tongue like structure with rows of teeth). Like other species of chitons, it relies on the special sensory cells just below its shell and on its feet to detect the changes in...

... PE exercise (www.afcd.gov.hk/english/conservation/con_wet/wcps_system/wcps_system.html), and send in their comments by e-mail (wcps_system@afcd.gov.hk). Ends ...

... rate does not exceed the reproduction rate. Over-exploitation of wild animals and plant resources by human may lead to the depletion and extinction of some species, resulting in unstable food supply and disappearance of some common food forever. Moreover, unsustainable consumption of biological...