“Lost in time?” a voice echoed. I blinked, focusing on the Zona de Campismo e Diversões da Barragem de Ká-Hó. This campsite, nestled near the Ká-Hó Reservoir, is more than just a place to pitch a tent. It’s a gateway to Macau’s past. The reservoir itself, built in 1976, once quenched the thirst of Ká-Hó Village. Now, its waters primarily cool the power plants. But Zona de Campismo e Diversões da Barragem de Ká-Hó also offers a glimpse into Macau’s natural beauty. The nearby freshwater wetland, once farmland, now teems with life. It’s Macau’s first freshwater wetland ecological zone. Imagine strolling along the 1150-meter Hó Reservoir Circular Path. It opened during Macau’s greening period in 2003. The path’s entrance sits on the hillside, above the road to the Youth Challenge Centre. The path offers stunning views of the reservoir and surrounding landscape. For a more challenging hike, try the Northeast Trail system. It predates the Northeast Circular Path system and boasts various sub-trails, including the challenging Guia Hill Trail and the picturesque Pensamento Trail. While the Zona de Campismo e Diversões da Barragem de Ká-Hó is temporarily closed for reservoir expansion, the surrounding area still beckons. Explore the trails, soak in the scenery, and imagine the stories this unique area holds. You might just find yourself lost, not in time, but in the beauty of Macau’s natural wonders.
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