Lai Chi Chong

Litchizhuang is located in the northern foothills of Shiwushan, Sai Kung Peninsula, New Territories, Hong Kong. The administrative management is in Tai Po District. It is a remote village by the sea. It is said that three large lychee trees grow here. There is a Hong Kong World Geopark and a beautiful camping base in Lizhizhuang. Lizhizhuang is now in the 20s and 30s. There is no road, only sea road. There is no telephone signal, no network, closed but comfortable. This is an artist's paradise, the best place for children to get close to nature, there are mountains, seas, colorful marine life, mountain wildlife. Here people and nature, animals live in harmony.

There are only two options for transport to Lizhiwo. 1: Ships to Lizhiwo are available on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. They depart from the Maliao Water Terrace 3 and walk from University MTR Station to Maliao Water Pier for about 15 minutes. 2: Friends who like to travel to the mountains can also go to Lizhiwo from Wuxuteng through Jiutan, Shangmiaotian, Ximiaotian, Sanyu Village. The trip is about 2.5 hours, and you can also walk from Lizhiwo to the deer's neck for the return journey.

Take a look at the place where volcanic rock is deposited. My girlfriend and I came to Lizhizhuang this time to see its wonderful stones in various shapes and colors. I thought I was shocked to see its stone photos on the Internet. It’s amazing to see it here. 🐚🐚 Just saw the stone drilled, it felt colorful, this idiom is tailored for it. In addition to the stone Lizhizhuang other scenery is also particularly beautiful, it can be said that we are worthwhile this trip, in addition to the stone also enjoy its other beautiful scenery. You can also play fishing at Lizhizhuang Pier. My girlfriend and I have never fished on the pier, so this time I also experienced it. I fished on the pier and tasted the feeling of my fish. 🐟🐟 There is also a village next to Lizhizhuang. When the tide is low in the evening, the children in the village come here to dig shells. My girlfriends and I also joined their ranks to feel the feeling of digging shells during childhood. The water here in Lizhizhuang is particularly clear. I sat on the shore with my girlfriends, put my feet in the water, bask in the warm sun, and occasionally a breeze blowing over the face. How comfortable it is. Practical TIPS: 1. Lizhizhuang is open all day. 2. No tickets are required for visiting Lizhizhuang. Address: Chimen Strait, Tai Po District, Hong Kong