Overlooking the sprawling landscape, Yin Tun Shan stands tall. It’s the ninth highest peak in Hong Kong. Here on Lantau Island, Yin Tun Shan reaches a height of 747 meters. Hikers can find it east of Sunset Peak. The name Yin Tun Shan literally means “Second East Mountain” in Cantonese. This distinguishes it from Sunset Peak, known as Tai Tung Shan or “Big East Mountain”. If you’re a seasoned hiker, you might recognize Yin Tun Shan from the Lantau Trail. Stage 2 of the trail actually runs along the north side of its peak. This makes it a popular spot for those seeking a challenging yet rewarding hike. So, next time you find yourself on Lantau Island, look towards Yin Tun Shan. Imagine the breathtaking views from its summit. Consider the hikers who have traversed its slopes as part of their Lantau Trail journey. Yin Tun Shan awaits.
Sai Wan Shan
Considering a hike today? Sai Wan Shan is calling us. Sai Wan Shan is a hill within Sai Kung East