Best places: Tourist attractions in Sha Tin District, China

👍👍 Lion Rock is a popular and one of the most beautiful hiking trails in Hong Kong that offers stunning views of the city skyline and the surrounding landscape. The hike is moderately challenging, with steep inclines and rugged terrain, but it is well worth the effort for the breathtaking views. The t...

Chinese temple named after a Song Dynasty general with Ming-dynasty & 20th-century buildings.

👍👍 Very great spot with a belt view. There are bike rentals here, single seaters and five seaters, we got the five seaters for the shade and to protect us from potential showers. Nice view on the pier. A place for a nice chill day out.

Local museum with various displays about Hong Kong heritage, including opera, design & Bruce Lee.

Landscaped space featuring a garden maze, an outdoor swimming pool, a playground & a fitness trail.

Energetic park area by the water offering a hiking/biking path, picturesque views & eateries.

Expansive park offering mountain trails with vast vistas, a former mine, wildlife & picnic spots.

Lush parkland known for its large population of macaques, plus 4 reservoirs, trails & picnic areas.

Landscaped strip with flower gardens, waterfalls, turtle ponds & playgrounds, plus a snack kiosk.

A former Olympic equestrian venue, this grassy retreat features animal-friendly areas & events.

The American cartoon dog, Snoopy, is the theme at this family attraction with a museum & rides.

Museum exploring Chinese culture through paintings, calligraphy & ceramics, with guided tours.

👍 Good place to look over shatin, tai mo shan, kowloon peak far end

👍👍 pretty trees and flower with quiet environment

👍👍 Very big space to run fastly

👍👍 This is a scenic route, friendly for families with children. If you are looking for a pleasure that is relatively flat with great views, this is the place. You can see Tai Wai, Sha Tin, the Shingmun River, Lion’s Rock, Mong Fu Shek here. This place was easy for us to bring our baby along as they a...

👍 It has no public toilet so need to bring empty bottles and there's a water refilling Station to rinse your body after you swim . You can see the view of Ma Shi Chau Special Area, Tsz Shan Monastery Buddha and Taipo buildings and more relaxing coz it's not crowded that much.