Follow the experience of Hong Kong immigration and feel Hong Kong life: As a 'shopping paradise', Hong Kong exudes opulence and indulgence. It is a blend of shopping and gastronomy, amusement parks and a free port, where trends and traditions converge in this Asian financial hub, creating a small world of East-West cultural collision. As a coastal city, Hong Kong also has a tranquil and romantic side waiting for you to discover! These places often become favorite vacation spots for Hongkongers, such as Hoi Ha Wan, whose beautiful and serene environment rightfully earns it the title of Hong Kong's backyard!
Hoi Ha Wan is located in the northwest part of the New Territories of Hong Kong and the western part of Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, west of the Yuen Long Plain and east of Shekou. In the past, the convergence of fresh water from the Pearl River and Shenzhen River with seawater from the South China Sea provided ideal conditions for mangrove growth, resulting in an abundance of local fish and oyster harvests. It is also a paradise for birds. Because not many people know about this place, it is not overcrowded with tourists as one might imagine, yet its tranquility brings a special sense of calm. Walking on the soft sands, watching the glow of the sunset, listening to the sound of the waves, I suddenly felt an indescribable emotion; perhaps this emotion is what I have been tirelessly searching for.
I marvel at the fact that this charming city has such a serene place, perhaps not widely known so it appears particularly pristine. I happen to love this kind of tranquility, lying on the beach illuminated by the sunset, gazing at the sky with a feeling that is hard to describe. It feels unusually peaceful. I particularly like this place. I cherish its quietness, comfort, and the feeling of being untainted by pollution.