The New Territories is an enormously diverse suburban area full of contrasts to the cosmopolitan city center. More than a century ago, this area was entirely rural. Today, the area still abounds in rural beauty. Yet modern times have made their mark. The Land Between stands both as a gentle reminder of Hong Kong‘s past as well as a symbol of its hopes and plans for future.
Yuen Yuen Institute:
It demonstrates the significance of Confucian, Taoist and Buddhist contributions to society.
Tai Mo Shan:
Hong Kong’s highest mountain for a panoramic view of Hong Kong Island and Tsuen Wan industrial town to the south.Passing
Shek Kong and Lam Chuen Valley and stop at
Tai Po Market where you can browse among colourful stalls piled high with dried fish, herds and vegetables, fresh fruit and flowers etc.
Luk Keng:
Boundary with China. Nearby are a Hakka village and a bird sanctuary where Chinese pond herons and night herons nest.
Sam Mun Tsai Fishing Village:
Passing the Plover Cove Country Park and on to Sam Mun Tsai Fishing Village to see how local fisherfolk breed fish in submerged cages.
