The initial section of the route ascends along MacLehose Trail (Section 4), passing through Shui Long Wo Campsite. Walk approximately 2 km until you reach the distance post M073. Shortly after continuing forward, you will arrive at a bamboo grove with a martial arts-like ambience. The bamboos grow on both sides of the trail and interweave at the top, forming a “bamboo tunnel”, which is an excellent photo-taking spot not to be missed. Walk forward about 350 m to the junction leading to Nam Shan Tsuen and MacLehose Trail. Continue forward following the directional sign for “MacLehose Trail”. Walk another approximately 2.5 km, which requires climbing uphill. This section requires some physical effort, so please be mindful of sun protection and hydration. After that, you will see Pyramid Hill.

As you continue along the trail downhill for about 900 m to a pavilion, you can follow the directional sign beside the pavilion and walk approximately 300 m to the Shek Lung Tsai Rock Cluster to closely examine the giant boulders sculpted by millions of years of natural erosion. Afterwards, return to the pavilion along the same path, and follow the directional sign for “Ngong Ping Campsite” to walk about 700 m to Ngong Ping. At the Ngong Ping Viewing Point, you can overlook the scenery from Sai Kung Town below the mountain to the Inner Port Shelter. In the distance, you can even see the High Island Reservoir and Kau Sai Chau. After that, walk along the Ma On Shan Country Trail for approximately 1.5 km towards Tai Shui Tseng, which is the endpoint.

Relevant Information:
Hong Kong Observatory : Hong Kong Hiking Trail Weather Service

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