1 Go spelunking on one of many uninhabited islands
Did you know that Hong Kong consists of around 250 islands, most of which are uninhabited and untouched by human development? If you mention Hong Kong to travellers and foreigners, their first thought will conjure the futuristic lights, soaring skyscrapers, and dense urban jungle for which the city is known globally.
However, long-time residents will know that Hong Kong initially started out as a fishing village and only later evolved into a financial and cultural hub of Asia. Escaping the city from time to time to go spelunking is a great way to unwind and recharge, and also help city dwellers appreciate the unique natural bounty of Hong Kong.
Venture outside of your urban comfort zone of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon (and even the New Territories!) and explore one of Hong Kong’s many uninhabited islands for your next epic day-trip, whether it’s the stunning geological rock formations of Tung Ping Chau, the awe-inspiring red sands of Port Island, the gorgeous clear waters of Middle Island, and more.