【Top Hong Kong Photography Spots】The Summit of Kowloon – Fei Ngo Shan | Dorason Column

The scenery you see while hiking up the mountain keeps getting more and more expansive.

First, let's take a look at the view of East Kowloon.

Move your lens to the left, and you’ll see the view of the northern part of Tseung Kwan O.

And if you look further left, you can gaze at the view of Pak Sha Wan. (The shot was partially blocked by tree branches, so sad…)

As you continue hiking up, you’ll reach the infamous Suicide Cliff.

Once you arrive at Suicide Cliff, the entire Kowloon Peninsula unfolds before your eyes.

Moving further up the mountain.

When you see this transmission station, it means you’ve reached the highest peak of Kowloon — the summit of Fei Ngo Shan.

Besides that, I also witnessed a chase scene between %? and %? that day.

And more.

Finally, here’s a wild boar I spotted during the hike~

A few final words. Lately, I’ve heard that there are many more people littering in the countryside. I urge everyone to cherish our country parks because they are being destroyed bit by bit. (Related news: “Do you have the heart to let our countryside become like this?”)

Although there are more people enjoying the countryside, many don’t realize that every time someone tramples on the natural environment, it causes irreversible damage. I hope more people will come to know and appreciate this beautiful place. Hong Kong is such a small place, and everything here is precious, especially the natural environment. Without care, if we continue to encroach on the remaining green spaces, the next generation of Hong Kong will only see concrete jungles and hills of garbage.

So next time you go hiking, please be a responsible hiker and photographer who loves the environment too.