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The Ping Shan Heritage Trail in the New Territories gives relief from the crowds if you're staying in HK long enough to have covered the touristy bits and are interested in history. Go to the Tourist Info Office at the Kowloon side Star Ferry and...More
Trekked out the Ping Shan Heritage Trail by train from Hong Kong (about an hour) and well worth the trip. A nice little trail (about a mile) with fascinating old buildings strewn around a small village. Very close to the train station, so handy. The...More
Went to Ping Shan with high expectation to see some old preserved village but some how got dissapointed with the place. Spent less than an hour walking around the place before we headed to Wetland Park which is nearby. Only one chaa chan teng available...More
Early history of Hong Kong that links to officials that works for the Emperor. Serves as a community bond for the descendants of the original people. Good bilingual description in English and Mandarin. What you see are old building, walls for security, community well and...More
Before I went I read the review here too now that I have been there I would say if you want to go just go, just for the 1 time experience. NOTE: This is not a heritage village, this is historical buildings dotted all over...More
I followed the instruction on the Hongkong for tourist website and found my way to this trail. It wasn’t anything interesting except for the walled village where I can only take picture from outside.
Of all the things you can do in Hong Kong, this should be near the bottom of your list. The buildings are run down, little to no explanation, and poorly marked. I'm happy I came, so now I can share with others to avoid a...More
This is a quiet and relaxing trail. You can go down at West Rail Line mtr station exit E3 and walk down to the Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda before proceeding to walk further. Friendly staff at the light rail station below who helped to inform...More
National Trust this is not! It is a collection of historic buildings scattered in among modern high rise towers and rather down at heel car parks and cafes. However the ancient buildings themselves are often beautiful and we thoroughly enjoyed the trail. It is quite...More
A great escape from the rest of Hong Kong. If walking. You can get off at Tin Shui Wai mtr on the west rail line. See the pagoda and eat at the Thai Gather Restaurant opposite to pagoda. Lunchtime food only 40-50 dollars HKD. Fantastic...More
