Hiking, travel and adventures around Hong Kong and Asia.

HKFP Guide: Lantau Peak – a gentle giant that rewards even first-time hikers
Lantau Peak, Hong Kong’s second highest mountain after Tai Mo Shan, is a gentle giant worth tackling even if you’re not an avid hiker. The 934-metre peak also known as Fung Wong Shan (Phoenix Mountain) looks daunting but the climb is doable for anyone with a little willpower and patience. The peak offers vistas of…

HKFP Guide: Stanley – a slice of Hong Kong colonial history, and still full of charm
Venture to the south of Hong Kong Island and discover the charming area known as Stanley, named after the British colonial secretary, Lord Stanley, in 1841. Although it’s changed quite a bit since its inception, there is still a lot of colonial history in this former fishing village. Thanks to its vibrant market, seaside restaurants…

HKFP Guide: Po Toi – a rock star among Hong Kong’s islands but tread carefully
The southernmost island of Po Toi is a unique place to see prehistoric rock carvings, climb impressive granite slabs, soak in vast seascapes and wander through one of the the territory’s coolest islands. Visiting Po Toi is best on a clear and cool late autumn or winter day as there is very little shade and…

HKFP Guide: Mui Wo to Pui O, Lantau Trail Section 12 – with a beach at both ends, it’s perfect for a summer day
What could be better than a hike that starts at the beach and ends at the beach? Mui Wo to Pui O makes for a perfect summer day. Start with a swim and a seafood feast in Mui Wo and end with a dip and dinner in Pui O, which is home to some of…