Blessed with unique sedimentary rock (fine laminated siltstone) and calm surrounding waters, Tung Ping Chau is a scenic island with many geopark attractions. Not surprisingly, it has long topped the list of favourite countryside destinations in Hong Kong. | Arcee Xandrah Rain

Tung Ping Chau Marine Park New territories china #rockformation #fypシ #tungpingchaumarinepark #AdventureTravel #adventure #explore #jhanarose | Jhanarose PH.Vlog

Explore Tung Ping Chau. A remote island located closer to the mainland China border than Hong Kong. Tung Ping Chau's coastline is among Hong Kong's most beautiful, making it a burgeoning eco-tourism destination. It is Hong Kong's very own "Jumanji Island". Once home to 1,500 people across ten villages, nature is now firmly in charge. It is famed for its colourful sunrises, unique geology and crystal clear water too. #tungpingchau #explorehongkong | Arcee Xandrah Rain

EXPLORE TUNG PING CHAU || 東平洲：走進原始小島，探索香港地質奇觀 is one of the most remote island of Hong Kong. In fact it is closer to China than it is to Hong Kong. It is most famous of its astonishing geological wonder. See for yourself 😍 Check it out ➡️ https://youtu.be/_PkSiznwC1k | Arcee Xandrah Rain

In the third scuba dive of our five-part series, we travel to the far western corner of Hong Kong, the island of Tung Ping Chau. Well-preserved coral reefs and clear blue waters make this island a perfect spot for diving. #DroneAndPhone #ScubaDiving #diving #underwater | China Daily Hong Kong

Tung Ping Chau is a captivating island located at the northeastern extremity of Hong Kong's territory. Renowned for its unique geological features and rich biodiversity, the island showcases a vibrant array of sedimentary rock formations, marine fossils, and wave-cut platforms, making it a paradise for both geologists and Drone and Phone fans. Apart from its natural attractions, Tung Ping Chau is steeped in cultural history, with traditional temples, historical hamlets, and artifacts, testament

This place feels like a dream. This is Tung Ping Chau. One of the remote islands in Hong Kong blessed with vividly colored sedimentary rock layers. Visitors can travel by MTR East Rail and get off at the University Station, Exit B, then walk for about 15 minutes to Ma Liu Shui Ferry Pier for the kaito ferry service to Tung Ping Chau. Ferry costs 100hkd for a round trip. Normal ferry boat traveling is 1 hour. Worth visiting!!! #travelstories #explorehongkong #tungpingchau | Arcee Xandrah Rain