Have you ever heard of a mountain named after a small temple? Here at Miu Tsai Tun, the name literally means “Small Temple Mound” in Chinese. This isn’t a coincidence. Nestled on the northeast side of Miu Tsai Tun, a small temple perches, lending its name to the entire mountain. Miu Tsai Tun stands within Clear Water Bay Country Park in Hong Kong. Its summit reaches 333 meters, offering stunning views. South of Miu Tsai Tun rises another notable peak, High Junk Peak. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can hike to Miu Tsai Tun’s summit. The High Junk Peak Country Trail passes by the foot of Miu Tsai Tun, west of the summit. From there, less maintained paths branch off, leading upwards. Be warned, the path to the top is rugged. Sturdy footwear is highly recommended. So, next time you’re looking for a hike with a touch of history and stunning scenery, remember Miu Tsai Tun, the mountain named after a small temple.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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