Braemar Hill Peak — Attraction in Hong Kong

I started walking from Mount Butler Block C.D. At first, Google Maps couldn’t guide me as there was no path, so I asked a local who suggested using CityMapper, which did show a walking route. Slowly, I walked along the road, initially as shown in the second picture, then… into the forest! Gradually, I ventured up the mountain. The highest point turned out to be different from what I had planned (I realized this when I looked ahead, and across on the other side was the actual destination 🤫). But I was happy with the view—Hong Kong’s night skyline.

I started walking at almost 5 PM and reached the bus stop at 8 PM, near @St. Joan of Arc Secondary School, Hong Kong (聖貞德中學).

What was supposed to be a 6 km walk turned into 10 km 💪🏻.

on the way down, there was no mapped route, so we had to rely on the lights from the bus stop and just push...

Sometimes you just want to relax and have your own version of your world. This place is the best for you!!! Quite and you just by yourself at night. It's safe and no one would want to harm you. I say it because I did it many times. Just sitting thier on top of that big rock and mesmerizing the beauty of the world, like spider sitting on the tall...

One of best 360 views of Hong Kong. It’s a bit tricky to find because it’s not signposted but it only takes about 10 min walk from the school at Braemar Hill. Take the 25 mini bus. Squeeze through the fence next to school walk up 2 sets of concrete steps. Turn right and follow path. At next junction turn right and take...