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Or, email us at customersupport@rambleworldwide.co.uk
Most people think they know Hong Kong. They picture soaring skyscrapers, bustling markets and one of the world's most famous skylines. What often comes as a surprise is that around 40% of Hong Kong is protected country park, with hundreds of kilometres of walking trails, forested hills, secluded beaches and traditional villages waiting to be discovered.
Explore a different side of Hong Kong on foot and uncover a destination where mountain trails, island communities and dramatic coastal scenery sit just moments from one of the world's most dynamic cities.
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Experience Hong Kong from a new perspective. Unspoilt hill country and outlying islands, far away from the crowds.
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Trips comprise of day walks with plenty of ups and downs, some steep and rough ground will be encountered at times and walks averaging 7 miles with 650m of ascent / descent. Some holidays will cover longer distances on easier paths, others will be shorter walks but have more demanding ascents and terrain.
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Average daily walks - Distance: 7 miles; Ascent/Descent 650m; Terrain: generally decent paths and tracks with some steeper sections; Walking Time: Day walks.
Please note this is a guide only; you should refer to the specific Holiday Information Sheet for the holiday that you are looking at for detailed day to day itinerary and grading information.
Most visitors experience Hong Kong from street level, moving between markets, temples and skyscrapers. Walking reveals a completely different side of the territory.
Beyond the famous skyline lie forested hills, rugged coastlines, peaceful islands and some of the most rewarding walking trails in Asia. One day you might be exploring a traditional fishing village, the next following dramatic cliff-top paths with panoramic views across the South China Sea.
What makes Hong Kong especially fascinating is the contrast. Few destinations combine vibrant city life and unspoilt nature quite so seamlessly. Within a short distance of the city's famous districts you'll find quiet beaches, forest trails, mountain viewpoints and communities that feel a world away from the urban bustle below.
Hong Kong is home to more than 260 islands and over 500 square kilometres of protected country parks, making it one of the world's most surprising walking destinations.
Far from the crowds, you'll discover traditional villages, ancient temples, coastal paths and hidden beaches alongside extraordinary views of the territory's islands, bays and mountain ridges. Walking allows you to connect these landscapes in a way that's simply impossible when travelling by vehicle.
For many visitors, it's this lesser-known Hong Kong that becomes the highlight of the trip.
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