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Written by South China Morning Post (Morning Studio)
Lung Fu Shan Country Park — the smallest of the city’s 24 country parks, situated on the western slopes of The Peak on Hong Kong Island — offers a quick, relaxing ‘escape’ from hectic city life. This 47-hectare ‘oasis’ features tree-shrouded paved heritage trails, sprawling grassy picnic areas, and lush woodlands which are perfect for forest bathing — the Japanese practise of shinrin-yoku. It involves immersing yourself in the sights, scents and sounds of nature while walking unhurriedly along the secluded Pik Shan Path that connects to Lung Fung Shan Country Park. The park is also a very popular destination for those keen to enjoy a relaxing early-morning hike and families looking for a quick weekend getaway as they follow the clear trail signs to the grassy areas beside the old fort and wartime defences at Pinewood Battery, and further uphill to magnificent views across Victoria Harbour.
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Refuel
Many refreshment kiosks and stalls offering treats including gelato can be found close to the Peak Tram Station on The Peak.
Transport
Getting to Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre:
Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre can be reached on foot from MTR Sai Ying Pun Station or MTR HKU Station. But a simpler way is to take bus 13 from City Hall, in Central, to University Lodge on Kotewall Road. This is an end-to-end bus route so you need not worry about missing the stop. When you alight, walk uphill beside the campus entrance of the University of Hong Kong and follow the orange signs to the education centre.
Leaving from The Peak:
After you end your journey at the Peak Galleria or The Peak Tower, you can make a dramatic descent while enjoying the breathtaking views and excitement of riding on the iconic Peak Tram to Central. Alternatively, you can take bus 15 or X15 or minibus 1 from the Peak Galleria to return to MTR Central and Hong Kong stations.
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Written by South China Morning Post (Morning Studio)
Lung Fu Shan Country Park — the smallest of the city’s 24 country parks, situated on the western slopes of The Peak on Hong Kong Island — offers a quick, relaxing ‘escape’ from hectic city life. This 47-hectare ‘oasis’ features tree-shrouded paved heritage trails, sprawling grassy picnic areas, and lush woodlands which are perfect for forest bathing — the Japanese practise of shinrin-yoku. It involves immersing yourself in the sights, scents and sounds of nature while walking unhurriedly along the secluded Pik Shan Path that connects to Lung Fung Shan Country Park. The park is also a very popular destination for those keen to enjoy a relaxing early-morning hike and families looking for a quick weekend getaway as they follow the clear trail signs to the grassy areas beside the old fort and wartime defences at Pinewood Battery, and further uphill to magnificent views across Victoria Harbour.
Feature Stories
Refuel
Many refreshment kiosks and stalls offering treats including gelato can be found close to the Peak Tram Station on The Peak.
Transport
Getting to Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre:
Lung Fu Shan Environmental Education Centre can be reached on foot from MTR Sai Ying Pun Station or MTR HKU Station. But a simpler way is to take bus 13 from City Hall, in Central, to University Lodge on Kotewall Road. This is an end-to-end bus route so you need not worry about missing the stop. When you alight, walk uphill beside the campus entrance of the University of Hong Kong and follow the orange signs to the education centre.
Leaving from The Peak:
After you end your journey at the Peak Galleria or The Peak Tower, you can make a dramatic descent while enjoying the breathtaking views and excitement of riding on the iconic Peak Tram to Central. Alternatively, you can take bus 15 or X15 or minibus 1 from the Peak Galleria to return to MTR Central and Hong Kong stations.