Hiking, travel and adventures around Hong Kong and Asia.
HKFP Guide: Hong Kong’s new gov’t-run online booking system for Twisk Campsite
With Hongkongers allowed to set up tents again at specific sites in the city’s country park areas starting on Thursday, the government also launched an online booking system pilot scheme for the Twisk Campsite in Tai Lam Country Park
HKFP Guide: Lamma Island – a base for beachgoers, bookworms and bohemians
Devoid of chain stores and vehicles, there are two main communities on either side of the island: Yung Shue Wan, known for its beaches, bars and bakeries; and sleepy Sok Kwu Wan, a fishing village with seafood restaurants aplenty.
HKFP Guide: Stanley – a slice of Hong Kong colonial history, and still full of charm
Whether you take an exhausting mountain hike or hop on a bus to reach the village, there’s plenty to occupy you at your destination.
HKFP Guide: Po Toi – a rock star among Hong Kong’s islands but tread carefully
This island of massive rock formations, climb-worthy peaks and stunningly beautiful views is also a popular tourist destination.
HKFP Guide: Mui Wo to Pui O, Lantau Trail Section 12 – with a beach at both ends, it’s perfect for a summer day
Start with a swim and a seafood feast in Mui Wo and end with a dip and dinner in Pui O, with its glorious sunsets, suggests Teele Rabane.
HKFP Guide: Sunset Peak – a beautiful and unique Lantau hike with a slice of Hong Kong history
Eerie huts from decades past and silver grassland make Hong Kong’s third highest mountain memorable.
HKFP Guide: Dragon’s Back – Hong Kong’s classic hike, with breath-taking views and a bonus on the beach
This well-loved trail offers seascapes, city views and verdant greenery.
HKFP Guide: Hong Kong’s Cape d’Aguilar – easy hiking with historical curios and sweeping sea views
Hikers will find a piece of the city’s military and marine history sitting atop stunning rock formations on the southern edge of Hong Kong island.
HKFP Guide: Cheung Chau – Hong Kong island getaway, home to street food, family-friendly hikes and great beaches
Hongkongers love this dumbbell-shaped gem of an island for its street food, hiking trials and beaches.
HKFP Guide: Pineapple Mountain – visit Hong Kong’s stunning ‘mini Grand Canyon’
In a remote corner of the New Territories, Por Lo Shan offers unique rock formations and stunning views of Shenzhen, Castle Peak and beyond from a vantage point named after a Hong Kong delicacy.
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