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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
Sunset Peak Traverse
Embark on the challenging Sunset Peak Traverse, a 6.5-kilometer journey that offers breathtaking views and a test of endurance. Explore the rugged terrain and conquer the elevation gain for a rewarding experience.
Lantau Mountain Camp
Discover the historic Lantau Mountain Camp, a collection of basalt-stone bungalows that served as a retreat for British missionaries in the 1920s. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the area and admire the unique architecture.
Lantau Peak Summit
Reach the summit of Lantau Peak, the second-highest peak in Hong Kong, for panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and the South China Sea. Enjoy a challenging yet rewarding hike to this iconic destination.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Explore the cultural and historical significance of Lantau Peak, where British missionaries sought respite from the coastal heat. Delve into the past as you traverse the mountain trails and encounter remnants of a bygone era.
Local Cuisine
Indulge in the flavors of Hong Kong with popular local dishes available in Mui Wo. From savory snacks to comforting soups, savor the culinary delights that await after a day of hiking.
Culture and History
Lantau Peak holds historical significance as the second highest peak in the city and is surrounded by cultural landmarks such as the giant Buddha statue and the Buddhist Monastery.