Lau Shui Heung Reservoir — Attraction in Hong Kong

Lau Shui Heung Reservoir, often referred to as the "Mirror of the Sky," is a small and peaceful reservoir located in the New Territories of Hong Kong. Surrounded by dense woodlands and hiking trails, the reservoir is known for its calm waters that beautifully reflect the surrounding trees and sky, especially on clear days. While it’s generally a quiet spot, it becomes more popular in January when the leaves of certain trees turn crimson, attracting hikers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. During this time, the area can get a bit crowded as visitors come to enjoy the vibrant seasonal colors. Despite the increased activity, it remains a scenic and refreshing escape from...

Start at Lau Shui Heung Reservoir and take the country trail on the right.  After passing by Lau Shui Bridge, cross Lung Shan Bridge and walk through Kat Tsai Shan Au.  Walk slowly up Cloudy Hill (Kau Lung Hang Shan) located on the western boundary of Pat Sin Leng Country Park and enjoy a spectacular view of Tolo Harbour and Tai Po lying at the foot of the mountains in the north-eastern part of New Territories.  Continue along Section 8 of the Wilson Trail in the reverse direction to reach Tai Po Tau, where dining and entertainment options are conveniently available.  There are uphill and downhill sections all the way and the later part of the route is...

A reservoir in Fan Ling area have to be reached by mini-bus or taxi with 10 to 15 minutes. Talking further 15 minutes, you will get to there.

There is a trailing path around the nearby area. Yet, the most famous place is one of the location where can really touch the water. If the weather is good enough, water surface will be so still, like mirror. The view is delighting.

But there are lots of people when it is weekend. You should prepare for waiting for mini-bus for 30 to 45 minutes and the stuff you consumed in FanLing area.

Gentle reminder: do not get into or touch the water. Please bring all garbage along to...