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Tsz Shan Monastery
A contemporary monastery and Guanyin in Tai Po. Booking required — rare still monumentality in the New Territories.
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Tai Po
Lam Tsuen, Plover Cove, Bride’s Pool and Tsz Shan Monastery.
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Tai Po Market
A railway market town and old market. One of the most lived-in New Territories bazaars.
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Plover Cove
The main dam is a straight water line in the north-east. Reservoir, country park, bikes.
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Tap Mun (Grass Island)
A grassy northern island, fishing village and wind. Weekend ferries; emptier on weekdays.
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Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Conservation farm above Lam Tsuen. Hills, animals, education trails. Needs a half or full day — not a drive-by.
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Hong Kong Railway Museum
The old Tai Po station. Small, free-tempo, pairs with the market. Do not cross the harbour only for this.
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Bride’s Pool
Pools and falls north of Tai Po. Beautiful after rain, and dangerous. Families stay at the lower lookout — no wet-rock climbing.
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Tai Po Waterfront Park
A long boardwalk and lighthouse east of Tai Po. The market’s next stop can be wind, not another mall.
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Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees
The wishing trees at Lam Tsuen, Tai Po. Festival days crush. Weekdays are a village — not a theme park.
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Tai Mei Tuk
The gate of Plover Cove. Bikes, water sports, barbecue. Bride’s Pool is a different hill line — not the same afternoon.
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Along MTR, walk or ferry to the next sight, mall or cha chaan teng. Do not backtrack.
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