Hong Kong | An ultra-niche South Island Citywalk route

| An ultra-niche South Island Citywalk route. In the Citywalk guide map of Hong Kong, the South Island seems to be often missing, but in fact, there are many interesting corners hidden here, worth unlocking! - First stop: Statue Mountain Many Hong Kong families worship statues, but sometimes they cannot continue to worship for various reasons and cannot be discarded at will. Many people will send the statues to Statue Mountain. Now there are more than 8,000 statues here, which is spectacular. - Second stop: Waterfall Bay The Waterfall Bay Park where it is located is named after this small waterfall. When the sunset shines on the mist, it has a very atmospheric feel. - Third stop: Wah Fu Estate Wah Fu Estate is a sea view public house in South Island. There is a platform with a round hole in the house. The view of the building from the round hole is very interesting! - Fourth stop: Ap Lei Chau and Mount Parker If you have time, you can go hiking on Mount Parker. There is a 'Ghost Hand Rock' strange stone on the south coast of the mountain. - Fifth stop: Jumbo Floating Restaurant Pier Although the Jumbo Floating Restaurant has sunk into the sea, its pier and archway are still preserved on the Aberdeen waterfront, and they still shine in the night under the high-rise buildings of Ap Lei Chau. - Sixth stop: Aberdeen Square The symmetrical twin curved buildings and archway of Aberdeen Square make people with OCD feel comfortable. - Unlock the new map of South Island next time! -