Optional excursions will be organized for interested parties. Logistics will be provided, while the entrance fee will be paid for by participants. Tours are planned for Saturday, December 4, 2027. More information will follow.
Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark- High Island
The Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark's High Island Reservoir is one of Hong Kong’s most remarkable natural attractions, showcasing a unique blend of geology, engineering, and scenic beauty. Located in the eastern part of the Sai Kung Peninsula, the reservoir is famous for its striking hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which were formed by a massive volcanic eruption approximately 140 million years ago. Visitors can walk along the East Dam to admire these rare geological formations, as well as the impressive reservoir engineering works and breathtaking coastal views. As part of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, High Island Reservoir offers an unforgettable opportunity to explore the region’s natural heritage while enjoying one of Hong Kong’s most spectacular landscapes.
Tai O Fishing Village and Lantau Island
Tai O Fishing Village and Lantau Island offer visitors a unique blend of Hong Kong’s cultural heritage and natural beauty. Located on the scenic shores of Lantau Island, Tai O Fishing Village is famous for its traditional stilt houses, bustling markets, and long-standing fishing traditions that provide a glimpse into Hong Kong’s past. Beyond the village, Lantau Island is home to some of the region’s most iconic attractions, including the majestic Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha), Po Lin Monastery, and the Ngong Ping 360 cable car. With its picturesque coastal landscapes, mountain trails, traditional villages, and cultural landmarks, this area provides a memorable escape from the city's fast-paced environment and showcases a different side of Hong Kong rich in history, culture, and natural charm.
Victoria Peak and the Central Heritage Walk
Victoria Peak and the Central Heritage Walk provide two of the best ways to experience Hong Kong’s unique blend of history, culture, and modern development. Victoria Peak, one of the city’s most famous attractions, offers spectacular panoramic views of the Hong Kong skyline, Victoria Harbour, and the surrounding mountains, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. Nearby, the Central Heritage Walk takes visitors through the historic heart of Hong Kong, where colo nial-era landmarks, traditional temples, and modern skyscrapers stand side by side. Highlights include St. John’s Cathedral, Government House, the Old Central Police Station, and Man Mo Temple, providing a fascinating look at the city’s rich heritage and evolution into a global financial center. Together, these experiences showcase both the stunning scenery and vibrant history that make Hong Kong such a captivating destination.
