Cheung Chau, a super unique outlying island in Hong Kong

#GreatPlaceToVisitForDragonBoatFestival Cheung Chau is one of Hong Kong's most distinctive outlying islands, known for its leisurely island vibe and rich traditional culture. It not only features charming beaches and fishing village scenery but also attracts countless visitors with the annual "Cheung Chau Bun Festival" and bun-snatching competition. Must-visit spots on the island include Tung Wan Beach, Cheung Po Tsai Cave, and Pak Tai Temple. Street snacks like big fish balls and mango glutinous rice balls are also famous far and wide. Boat 🚢: Take the ferry from Central Pier No. 5; the fast ferry takes about 35-50 minutes, and the ordinary ferry about 55-60 minutes. Island transportation: Mainly on foot or by renting a 🚴 bicycle, making it easy to explore the entire island. Cheung Chau perfectly blends natural scenery with traditional festivals. Whether visiting during the Dragon Boat Festival or just for a casual island stroll, you can experience the unique charm of Hong Kong’s outlying islands!