Gazing at the tranquil beauty before you, can you imagine this serene oasis, Long Ke Wan Campsite, once echoed with the sounds of construction for the nearby High Island Reservoir? Long Ke Wan Campsite, nestled within the Sai Kung East Country Park, offers a unique escape. It’s a world away from the bustling cityscapes of Hong Kong. Long Ke Wan Campsite sits on the southeastern part of the Sai Kung Peninsula, just north of the East Dam of High Island Reservoir. This reservoir, completed in 1978, was a vital response to Hong Kong’s water shortages. The construction of this massive dam dramatically altered the landscape. It also inadvertently created the secluded paradise that draws visitors to Long Ke Wan Campsite today. The campsite is a popular destination for those seeking tranquility. It’s also a starting point for hikers embarking on stage 2 of the MacLehose Trail. This famous 100-kilometer trail winds through the New Territories, showcasing Hong Kong’s diverse terrain. Long Ke Wan Campsite offers a blend of natural beauty and historical significance. It’s the perfect place to disconnect from the urban frenzy. The soft, white sands invite relaxation. The clear, turquoise waters beckon for a refreshing dip. The nearby hills offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Long Ke Wan Campsite. A place where nature’s tranquility meets human ingenuity. A place where memories are made.
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