“Have you ever heard of a place called ‘edge of the sky and corner of the sea’?” I ask, gesturing towards Ngan Chau Ngam Pai. Ngan Chau Ngam Pai isn’t just a rocky islet off Peng Chau. It’s a place whispered about in local legends, known for its breathtaking views. It’s also called Ngan Chau Tsai Pavilion. To reach this easternmost point of Peng Chau, we’ll climb Finger Hill, a gentle giant rising 96 meters above sea level. Then, a narrow trail will lead us to Ngan Chau Ngam Pai. From this vantage point, the world unfolds. You’ll see Lamma Island rising from the sea. The western edge of Hong Kong Island stretches out before you. Even the Tsing Ma Bridge and Hong Kong Disneyland become tiny jewels in the distance. Ngan Chau Ngam Pai is more than just a viewpoint. It’s a portal to the vastness of the sea and sky, a place where the island whispers its secrets to the wind.
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