From January to June 2022, Hong Kong, in order of travel time:
Tai Dun
Tai Mo Shan Peak
Pak Tam Chung Nature Education Trail, Sheung Yiu Country Trail
pillow cover
Sheung Yiu Country Trail, Po Kwu Wan
Liushuixiang Reservoir, Hesou Reservoir
Sai Wan Road, Sai Kung, MacLehose Section 2
Tuen Mun Drive
heart of hong kong
Gudong Reservoir, Qilin Mountain
Entering 2022, the epidemic situation in Hong Kong has become more repeated, especially during the period from February to March, when the number of infected people reached a new high every day. It was a little calmer in May, and the number of confirmed cases continued to increase in June. Trapped in Hong Kong, the only option is to continue to devote yourself to the mountains. This year's spring rain is not too much, but because of repeated epidemics, the number of walking times has been greatly reduced. In some months, it is good to be able to walk once.
The departure time from Shangtaidun was very late, and the High Tea Time at 3:30 was up before leaving. When we arrived at Pak Tam Chung, it was almost 4:00 pm when we were ready. The road from Beitan Chung to Taidun is basically a road forcibly opened in the bushes. It is not a maintained path. Except for the road intertwined with gravel and sand, the overall steepness is not low, about 1 km The journey requires climbing 317 meters from sea level to the summit. Although it is in the jungle, the height of the vegetation is not high enough to cover the sun. On the contrary, the low branches will become obstacles to the progress. During the climbing, you still need to use the trunks on the side of the road from time to time, so gloves are still necessary. .
After climbing over 100 meters, the view of the inner sea of Saigon began to appear when looking back, but of course this view was not enough for us. We took a short rest and took pictures of the scenery on the way, then continued to climb to the top, and completed the summit in less than an hour. . Although it is not high here, you can fully see the large and small islands in the inner sea of Sai Kung.
The entire top of the mountain is relatively flat. In addition to seeing the Saigon Inland Sea, there are actually Saigon mountains on the other end. Walking around the top platform, the best view is facing the direction of the Saigon Inland Sea. This is also for watching the sunset. Since we set off relatively late, we naturally have to wait for the infinitely beautiful sunset. As the sun sinks to the west, the wind on the mountain gradually cools down, and the clouds in the sky increase slightly, which adds more beauty to the sunset scene. The process of waiting for the sunset will not be boring at all. Looking at the pink sky, the sun like salted egg yolk, the sea and the sky are dyed red by the clouds.
After the sun was setting on the mountain, we started to descend the mountain quickly from the other side. The afterglow of winter was quickly swallowed up by the darkness. Although we only took half an hour to turn from the steep and gravel path to the main road, the last light had already passed. Completely disappeared. It was the first time I walked on a night road. With the help of the flashlight of my mobile phone, I could barely see the road conditions three or four meters in front of me. Fortunately, the road conditions were not too difficult at this time. It was basically a flat road, but occasionally some tree roots would have a chance Stumbling, it would be easier to go on the Pak Tam Chung Family Trail at the end, all of which are well-paved concrete steps. After three hours, we completed this journey of different experiences.
Tai Mo Shan is the highest mountain in Hong Kong. Its height of 957 meters is the highest among all the peaks in Hong Kong. Because there are almost no obstacles on the top of the mountain, the highest hill is contracted by several radar stations. Visitors cannot enter it. The highest altitude reached is 919 meters. Tai Mo Shan has a vast territory, and almost the entire central part of the New Territories is covered by mountains. Therefore, although the altitude is high, the slope of the mountain is not large, and the road up the mountain is relatively gentle. You don’t even realize that the car has reached the parking lot at a height of 702 meters, so it is necessary to leave the car to climb to the top. The climbing route has only a height difference of 200 meters, and it is still a gentle road. The itinerary is very easy. This is also part of the eighth section of the MacLehose Trail.
Keep going up, and only when you look back, you will find that you have passed a series of hairpin bays.
Also due to the special geographical environment of the mountain, the humid air brought by the sea breeze is more likely to form clouds and fog when it encounters a highland climb. Even in the afternoon under the clear sky in winter, there will still be some clouds and fog lingering. The clouds and mist in the sky became more presumptuous. Originally, most of Hong Kong’s land can be seen here, but even the relatively close Kam Tin, Pat Heung, and Tsuen Wan are covered with a layer of fog, which is faintly visible. Perhaps this is the reason why it is also known as the Great Smoky Mountain.
Near the parking lot, there is another road to Tai Mo Shan Youth Hostel, which is also the highest altitude youth hostel in Hong Kong. It is estimated that you are in a mountain forest above 600 meters. The feeling of the heart is the climate of the body, which is related to this ocean. An international metropolis with a subtropical monsoon climate and dense high-rise buildings is quite different. On the way to the Youth Hostel, there is a mountain stream that can barely be called a waterfall. As the highest point in Hong Kong, Tai Mo Shan is actually the birthplace of many water systems. Although I don’t expect to see such a magnificent waterfall in Hong Kong, but Also really disappointed.
The Pak Tam Chung Nature Education Trail is built along the river, and has a unique ecology where salty and fresh water meet. It is possible to see interesting animals in the mangroves by the water. But we didn't meet it, just saw the herd of cattle grazing leisurely on the side of the road.
The end of this section of the road is the Shangyao Folk Museum, but unfortunately it is temporarily closed, so we can't get a glimpse of the other side of history here. Shangyao Village is a Hakka village built at the end of the 19th century. The villagers have already moved to the urban area, and the whole village has been abandoned. The only remaining building is the Shangyao Folk Museum, which was converted and built in 1984. It opens the history of Shangyao Village and the ash kiln to the public.
One remaining building is the Chapel of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows, built in 1900, but it seems that it is no longer open to the public. Climb up the stairs and transfer to Shangyao Country Trail. Most of this section of the road is covered by the jungle on the edge of the cliff, and only some turnings can see the large and small islands in the Saigon Sea. It is basically the scene of scattered thousand islands on the same horizontal line, which is indeed not as beautiful as overlooking from Taidun.
Near the end, you can see the west dam of Wanyi Reservoir from another angle, but the outer dam body like a loess pile is not outstanding. The road condition of the picnic trail is basically a gentle loess mud road, with few ups and downs, and the height difference is less than 100 meters. It is very easy to walk, but the scenery is not too much to linger.
Afterwards, it is connected to Man Yee Road in Sai Kung. The cement road is easier to walk. The road of more than eight kilometers is completed in two hours. It is indeed a simple walk. When I was about to leave the reservoir, I realized that the water surface seemed to be much lower than the water mark on the mountain. The problem of water shortage in Hong Kong seems to be farther away from Hong Kong after the Dongjiang water was introduced, but it does not mean that fresh water can be inexhaustible.
A hiking itinerary for great luck, starting from the Luhu Country Trail, turning to the big pillow halfway, turning over the hills and landing on Man Yee Road in Sai Kung, and finally returning to Pak Tam Chung. Tai Pillow Cap is the second highest peak in Sai Kung East Country Park, with an altitude of 408 meters. To the south, you can overlook the entire Wanyi Reservoir and the Sai Kung inland sea around Kau Sai Chau. However, what we came here especially is the bell flower here. Since the flowering period is generally from late January to early February, most of them are during the Chinese New Year, so there are many flower-appreciating tourists along the way. The weather these days has been unstable, the sun is rarely seen, and it has been blocked by thick clouds, not to mention the blue sky, and occasionally there will be one or two showers. On the way to Sai Kung today, there was also light rain, and we had to change the planned itinerary. Fortunately, there was no rain when we arrived at Pak Tam Chung, and the ground was considered dry, but the clouds and mists were lingering on the low mountain, and the top of the mountain could not be seen. The stone steps starting from the Deer Lake Country Trail have become very slippery due to the rainy weather for many days, especially some places where the roots of the trees are exposed, but this is also the slipperiest section of the entire road, which also proves that ordinary hiking shoes, it is difficult to provide enough grip on slippery stone steps.
Most of the roads after that are dirt roads, which are much less slippery than stone steps, and the higher you go, the drier the road becomes. Turning to the road of climbing the big pillow cover, we began to see bell flowers scattered in the forest. The pink flowers hang down, with dew hanging on the petals and branches, making them more crystal clear.
It is also a pleasure to look for beautiful flowers in the mountains and fields. You can enjoy the flowers all the way up and almost forget your fatigue. As the altitude rises, the fog envelops the entire mountain with the mountain wind, and the feeling of damp and cold follows. When we reach the top of the mountain, the fog turns the surrounding scenery into a vast expanse of whiteness. The Wanyi Reservoir at the foot of the mountain is Can't see.
Start to go downhill towards Wanyi Reservoir. The first section of dirt road is slightly steep, but the road surface is still dry, and walking slowly is fairly stable. However, the number of bell flowers on this section of the road has been greatly reduced, and only one or two will appear after a long walk. However, as the altitude dropped, the fog began to dissipate, and there was a short period of sunshine, and the scenery of Wanyi Reservoir and Saigon Inland Sea became clearer and clearer.
The previous few walks were from Wanyi Ao. This time I decided to walk along Wanyi Road. The recent precipitation is not much. It is obvious that the water level of Wanyi Reservoir is much lower than the previous few times. The sandbar reveals a lot. Although the weather today is not ideal, it is basically cloudy, but there is no dazzling sun, which makes the hiking trip less difficult. In addition, it is a holiday, and there is an endless stream of taxis entering and leaving the Wanyi Reservoir. Arriving at the viewing platform of Yuanwu Tomb, you can see the whole picture of Wanyi Reservoir, but the wind here is very strong today, especially on the side near the reservoir, so that almost no one can stand upright.
Turn on the Shangyao country trail, turn to the direction of the Nanfengwan camp at the bifurcation intersection, and arrive at the camp. The better hiking trail comes to the end, and you need to follow a path in the dense forest. There are not many ups and downs along the way, but the trees are too dense As a result, you need to keep walking with your head up and your feet down.
After walking for nearly an hour, I finally arrived at the protagonist of today's itinerary, the half-moon embankment of Poku Bay. This section is actually Qiziwan Village, which has been abandoned today. The villagers used to round up seafood. The original complete embankment now has three gaps, which are said to be the sluice gate of the original embankment. The crumbling gates are completely destroyed, and when more and more tourists visit, the dilapidated dikes may also be completely dilapidated one day. It's a pity that the wind is not blowing today, and the sky is too gray, causing the water in the embankment to sparkle, which greatly reduces the original scenery that can reflect the water and the sky. However, there are still many tourists sitting on the embankment, feeling the movement and stillness of Saigon Sea , both inside and outside the embankment, you can see many fish swimming through the still clear water.
We just waited quietly for a while. After all, there were too many tourists, and we lost the sense of tranquility. We continued to walk towards Qiziwan Village. It became under maintenance surrounded by scaffolding.
The water level is very low today. Walking along the Beitanchong Nature Education Trail by the stream, there is a rocky beach exposed. The green of the stream is more of a foil to the green leaves in spring. There seems to be a trace of Jiuzhaigou in the reflection of the water and the sky. Haizi charm.
Erzuu Liushuixiang Reservoir and Hesou Reservoir. Compared with the blue sky and white clouds in the autumn last time, this time the sky is always gray, which makes the green mountains and green waters look pale. However, during the holidays, the interest of tourists will not be affected by the weather. The flowing water and sounding pond is almost full of tourists, and the intersection is also full of tourists' cars, which makes the supposedly quiet pond too lively.
Leaving the crowded crowds and walking on the Liushuixiang hiking trail, there are almost no tourists after a few more steps. All the way up the slope, there is no scorching sun in the sky, but there is a lack of refreshing cool wind, which can only be found at the top of the mountain or on the windward slope.
Arriving at the Hesou Reservoir is only a mountain away, but the number of tourists is much less. Of course, it may be because it is getting late that the tourists basically dispersed. For the scenery of lakes and mountains, the blessing of sunny weather is still very important.
Three trips to the second section of Mailihao, the second time passed by Xiwan Pavilion, experienced the exposure of six or seven kilometers from Pak Tam Chung to Sai Wan Pavilion, and also experienced the beating of big raindrops twice, and the comfort of sitting on the beach , Even if you think the road you are not familiar with, it turns out that there is a different scenery. In order to avoid being unable to take the village bus to Sai Wan Ting from the crowded city of Sai Kung during the holiday, we decided to start from the Pak Tam Chung parking lot and walk along Sai Kung Sai Wan Road into Sai Wan Ting. Unlike the Wanyi Road in Saigon opposite the Wanyi Reservoir, there are no sidewalks or trees along the road. The weather was fine and the sun was shining. We chatted all the way and complained that the Observatory does not rely on it. According to the weather forecast of Spectrum, before I knew it, I had already climbed up the road to Xiwan Pavilion.
Maybe because I haven’t walked this road for too long, I have forgotten whether this road is composed of slopes, at least today, it is the same from Xiwan Pavilion to Beitanao, except for a section of sandy land in Xiantian . When Xiwan Pavilion went downhill to Xiwan, trees began to cover it, but the clouds in the sky quickly gathered, and when we arrived at Xiwan, there was no blue sky. There are a lot of people by the sea here. After eating an expensive sandwich, you can occupy a seat facing the sea. Under the sea breeze and the sound of the waves, you can easily fall asleep. Unfortunately, we still have a lot of journeys today. , otherwise you can really sit facing the sea for most of the day. The sand on Xiwan Beach is still soft and delicate, but a lot of it has entered the mesh hiking shoes.
As we approached Xiantian Bay, the weather was getting worse and worse, and it began to rain lightly. Instead of crossing the beach, we followed the path of the MacLehose Trail, only to find that this section of the road was inconspicuous in the sand. I walked by myself, and with the ruler of the MacLehose Trail, I didn’t even realize that this was a path, but at this time the rain became heavier and hit the sand, forming dots the size of beans, which can only be seen in the rain. Walk in the sand as soon as possible, and connect to the cement road to Xiantian Bay. At this time, the rain is also lightening. I decided to go to the wooden bridge on the beach, which has almost become the symbol of this beach. Perhaps because of the unstable weather forecast today, It seems that there are fewer tourists than the previous two times, and we can have the opportunity to go back and forth on the boardwalk alone.
I also wanted to patronize the taxi here and try the Turkish beer in the advertisement, but I didn't meet the boss, so let's continue on my way.
After crossing Dalangao, I don't know if the rain has basically stopped or it is blocked by the surrounding trees, and I can hardly feel its impact. The wharf in Chijing is still deserted, and the contrast with the freshly painted YHA is even stronger, but it does not seem to affect the experience of the villagers staying behind here. In the best position of the seaside store, two old people are drinking from glass bottles. I don’t know if I’m talking about the feelings of the past or the scenery of today. Anyway, it’s all boundless comfort, and it seems to have nothing to do with the dilapidated village behind me.
Leaving the ease here, another two kilometers of climbing will reach the end of today's itinerary, Beitanao. However, at this time, even through the dense branches and leaves, you can still hear the sound of raindrops hitting it, the density and intensity of the rain They are getting bigger and bigger. Fortunately, they are basically blocked by the trees on the head, and only rarely fall on the body. Only when walking into Beitan Road, do you realize the intensity of the rain.
The day's walk was hindered by the rain several times. When we set off early in the morning, the weather in Kowloon was not bad, and we were even a little worried that it would be too hot. The closer we get to Tuen Mun, the worse the situation is, and more and more dark clouds are piling up in the sky. After breakfast, it was already raining heavily. After wandering around the shopping malls that had just opened for more than half an hour, it was finally like the sun after the rain. The sky showed a little blue, and the sun hit the face. So we restarted our planned trip to Tuen Mun Trail. Starting from the end of the MacLehose Trail, this section of Tuen Mun Trail and MacLehose Trail overlap, follow the yellow railings and the signs of the country park to climb up the stairs. In other words, we have reached the start and end of the MacLehose Trail, can we also count as the longest hiking trail in Hong Kong?
When climbing up a long section of stone steps and seeing the entrance of Tai Lam Country Park, Tuen Mun Trail and MacLehose Trail are separated from here. Our goal today is the rainbow railing on Tuen Mun Path, so country parks are not the direction we want to go. The natural scenery of Tuen Mun Trail is not outstanding. Most of the time it is in the mountains and forests. The rainbow railing section is the most open section among them. I don’t know if it is because of this reason that the railings here are made into colorful colors, so it is called Rainbow Standing against the railing, blowing the mountain breeze, looking at the panoramic view of Tuen Mun and the green hills we once climbed behind, it is also pleasant. Only at this time, dark clouds began to gather from behind again, and we still needed to walk some distance.
Continue along the Tuen Mun Trail, turn up the mountain at the fork of Mengruo Garden, and there is another large section of climbing stone steps, but it is also the last section of the climbing path for today's journey. There are many, and it is still the city view of Tuen Mun, not as good as what you can see at the rainbow railing. The road conditions on the way down the mountain were very good until we saw the fork in the Hudi Picnic Trail sign, and then the road conditions became a little worse.
Pass through the Hudi Barbecue Ground and continue walking along the road. At this time, the dam of Landi Reservoir is not far away. This pond is a funnel-shaped irrigation pond that is wide on one side and narrow on the other. It feels a little like the water is over a thousand mountains, but the scenery is not very good, especially the overhead high-voltage power lines, which make the scenery even more eclipsed. However, we occasionally encountered the relatively rare red dragonfly, which added a lot of fun.
Leaving the pond, walk along the road to Landi Street, where several sections of walls covered by murals are hidden. These sections of walls actually belong to a triangular village house. There are many different contents in the mural painting. Although it is only a few sections of walls, it is enough to linger for a long time. There is also a wall in a narrow alley, which has a relatively low degree of completion. , a lot of content is just outlined, not painted yet. I believe that everyone can find bits and pieces of things that can make them feel relieved from these contents.
After half a day of walking, it is not difficult, and the length is less than 6 kilometers. Under such convenient transportation conditions, it is also a place to see.
In Hong Kong since June, there has been almost no sunny day, and the power of dragon boat water is indeed enormous. In the past two weeks or so, yellow rainstorm signals have often been issued, and even red rainstorms have been issued. From time to time, there are dark clouds and heavy rain. Until the second half of this week, the situation has changed, from a short pause to a short period of heavy rain, most of the time is cloudy, although the rain is still quite heavy. The heart of Hong Kong route, which had been planned for a period of time, finally took place on this weekend morning without precipitation, even though there were still some traces of last night's rain on the road. The so-called Heart of Hong Kong is a heart-shaped GPS track on Hong Kong Island, about one-third of which is mountain roads, one-third is sidewalks next to expressways, and one-third is city blocks on foot, with a total length of more than 20 Kilometers, but there are many urban roads, so it is not too difficult overall. On the weekend morning when the city has not yet fully awakened, we have crossed the sea and arrived at Wan Chai, which has not yet become busy. After a simple breakfast, we set off from the Southorn Stadium. For the first time, we knew and tried to board Hong Kong’s bus from Wanchai Channel Road. In the Mid-Levels area, this is a climbing path next to the old Wanchai Post Office, which is the earliest surviving postal building in Hong Kong.
The whole journey is basically an inclined road, and the slope is slightly lower than that of the old Peak Road. However, in the increasingly sultry June, I started to sweat profusely after walking for a long time. Although the roads are all cement roads, if there are moss on some old roads, it is better It will be a little slippery under the rain for half a month. However, the overall difficulty is not great. Along this road, we have been climbing from the sea level to the Wanchai Gorge, which is nearly 300 meters high. On the way, we stumbled upon the Dutch Trail with a windmill logo.
After crossing Stubbs Road, you will enter the area of Aberdeen Country Park. After passing a section of Aberdeen Reservoir Road with a cement road, you will climb a small stone step to connect to the third section of the Hong Kong Island Trail. As a maintained hiking trail, the road condition is the best throughout the journey. bad part. The rain for many days has washed the original yellow mud mountain road into a muddy state. There are small puddles mixed with mud and water in many places, and the road is not wide. In many places, you can only walk directly through these puddles because Covered in leaves, even hiking shoes cannot avoid slipping. This road condition will not improve until it turns into the stone steps of Lok Tin Wan Village and leaves Hong Kong Island Trail. So on this road, although we all need pretty good hiking shoes, we still walk slowly, although the ups and downs are not big. Although the road conditions are not good, under the nourishment of the rain, there are many mushrooms on the roadside, and many of them have grown into large mushroom caps, which adds to the fun of the road. The small mountain streams passing by have a lot of water. It turned out that in the middle of the path, there was a short section of Tianwan Mountain on the barren mountain road. However, the road conditions of the Hong Kong Island Trail made us give up such a challenge. Even so, our shoes became the biggest victims.
When we arrived at Tin Wan Village in Aberdeen, the entire pair of shoes was covered with black mud, even socks and trousers were covered. It took a lot of time and wet wipes to basically clean up and restore our hiking boots to their original appearance from the mud. Leaving the Tianwan Village area, turn into the relatively boring Pok Fu Lam Road. The whole journey is on the sidewalk next to the expressway, but occasionally you can see the sea view in some places for adjustment. These are luxury-level views. On the way, I came across Bethany Abbey. Although I couldn't enter this pure white neo-Gothic church in Hong Kong because of the epidemic, I still felt like I was dreaming back to Paris when I peeked out from the gate.
Continue down the mountain along the road, and there are actually many buildings of the University of Hong Kong on both sides. As the first university in Hong Kong, because it is hidden in the middle of the city, it lacks some campus atmosphere. From the stairs next to Belcher Garden to the vicinity of Shitangzui, most of the heart shape has been formed. At this time, my Lu, who missed the first half of the journey due to lack of hiking shoes, also joined the itinerary here, drawing a seagull with wings spread. Enjoy afternoon tea in a tea restaurant, and start again after a short rest. As soon as I stepped into Des Voeux Road West, I encountered the heaviest rainfall today. Even with umbrellas and street covers, I couldn’t resist the impact of the rain. Fortunately, the heavy rain lasted only 20 minutes. When I entered Gaosheng Street, the rain had stopped , this section of Des Voeux Road West is full of seafood shops of different sizes, and it seems that every time you pass by, you will smell of sea water. Starting from Gaosheng Street, it turns to the mid-levels of the Central and Western District. On the way, it is necessary to climb a lot of stair streets. Through these stair streets, the lively and prosperous Central and Western District is divided into a commercial area and a high-end residential area. In these stair streets Looking back at the top of the building, there is a unique experience and feeling.
There are also some historic buildings in Hong Kong along the way. As one of the oldest public hospitals in Hong Kong since the opening of the port, Tung Wah Hospital has been located at the current address since the foundation stone was laid in 1870; The Museum of Medicine is the first bacterial laboratory in Hong Kong.
At the junction of Xiangxue Road and Old Peak Road, we started to descend the mountain, passed the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Garden and Hong Kong Government House, and returned to Central, one of the most expensive land areas in the world. This section of the road is hidden behind the high-rise buildings in Central, and under the rich vegetation of the Zoological and Botanical Park, it is really very comfortable.
When we arrived at Central, the rest of the road was flat, but we slowed down after going up and down for a long time to reduce our physical fatigue. After passing Statue Square and the Central Barracks, we arrive at Tamar Park, where the Hong Kong government headquarters and the Legislative Council are located. This can be said to be the center of Hong Kong politics.
Finally back to the boundary of Wanchai, this heart-painting journey has reached the final stage. After passing the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the best performing arts academy in Asia and the western section of Jaffe Road full of bars, Southorn Stadium has reappeared in front of us. Nearly 6 hours of walking, 7 and a half hours of total time, completed a heart-shaped road on the west side of Hong Kong Island. In fact, this is also a humanistic road to understand the history of Hong Kong Island. In the city where Eastern and Western cultures blend, there are some unique features. In fact, there are many historical buildings that can be seen carefully along the way. It may be worth walking slowly again.
The rain finally cleared up this week, and the blue sky and white clouds appeared in the first few days of the week. Let’s take a look at the Kwu Tung Reservoir, which is known as the heart-shaped lake in Hong Kong. This is an irrigation pond, so there is not much maintenance. There is no shape on the water surface. In addition to the slightly strong wind today, the mirror effect is not good. great. The pond is surrounded by mountains called Qilin Mountain. If you want to see the heart-shaped lake, you need to climb the mountain, and you can get a beautiful view from the top.
Looking back at the pond in the first half of the climb, it is basically a concave character, which is still a bit far from the heart shape.
Climbing up the first hill, you can hardly see the pond, and change to the mountain scenery of the North District of the New Territories, but the mountains in the North District are not too high, the scenery is very ordinary, and there are various low village houses interspersed. When you reach the west cliff and the top of Qilin Mountain, you will clearly see the difference between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Luohu, Huaqiangbei, Futian, and even Houhai and Qianhai in the distance are full of tall buildings. In Mai Po, San Tin, and Loop in Hong Kong, there are only wetlands and low bungalows.
Finally arrived at the place where the heart-shaped lake is punched. The ground vegetation here has been flattened. Looking down from the mountain, it is indeed a shape close to a heart. With the mountains in the distance and the clouds in the sky, it is almost a landscape painting. Although the scenery along the way is not brilliant, but we encountered the soft sunshine before evening by accident, and it was a pond under the light, which was worthwhile.
After that, the way down the mountain is actually very short, so if you just check in, it takes only 30 minutes to go back and forth.
In fact, there are so-called shortcuts for many things in this world. Too many people in this generation only pay attention to To The Point. It is true that we have created more matter than ever before, but what about our minds? Is there still speculation about To Be or Not To Be in this era? Everything is moving so fast that even taking time away from work, relationships, and just being alone is already a luxury. Who would care about and question the nature of people and things? Hiking time, maybe that little bit of time, to get yourself out of this fast-changing world.
