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Unique Rock Formations in Hong Kong
Discover unique and strange rock formations in Hong Kong, from rocks that look like Rhinos to Lions, from Devil’s Paw to a mother holding a child.
Ever seen a rock that looks exactly like a rhino? Follow our guide to conquering this unique, off-the-beaten-path trail in Stanley.
Find out how to get to the Penis Rock (Nui Po Shan). All the info you need to reach the most phallic-looking rock in HK!
Hong Pak Country Trail is an easy hike in the valley between Mt. Butler and Mt. Parker that includes Japanese war tunnels and Dinosaur Rock
Lovers' Rock Hike is an easy urban hike in Wan Chai, with amazing views of the city, to a 10-metre granite monolith shrouded in superstation
Find out how to get to the Shark Rock and Hollow Tree, two very Instagramable hidden gems near Diamond Hill.
Hike to Devil's Paw (Devil’s Claw) & Snoopy Rock in Chung Hom Kok, Stanley, rock formations that resemble a weathered paw and a dog's head.
Hike from Shatin to Wong Tai Sin via Amah Rock, a legendary rock resembling a mother holding a baby, and Lion Rock, Hong Kong's iconic peak.
Hike from Mui Wo to Discovery Bay along the scenic Lo Fu Tau Country Trail via Tiger's Head. Enjoy views of Lantau Island along the trail.
Po Toi Island is known for its rock formations & seaweed. There are plenty of hikes on the island to explore its rocks, haunted house & views
Hike from Sok Kwu Wan to Mt Stenhouse (Shan Tei Tong), the highest point on Lamma Island. A challenging hike with amazing views of the island.
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