Discover the Majestic Serenity of Pat Sin Leng - The Summits of Celestial Beings

When it comes to breathtaking natural landscapes, few places can rival the sheer splendor of Pat Sin Leng. Nestled in the northeastern part of Hong Kong's New Territories, Pat Sin Leng boasts a majestic range of nine interconnected peaks, each representing a celestial being from Chinese mythology.

A Glimpse into Hong Kong's Natural Beauty

While Hong Kong is predominantly known for its bustling cityscape and vibrant urban life, Pat Sin Leng offers a captivating contrast to the urban jungle. With its awe-inspiring mountains, dense forests, and tranquil surroundings, it serves as a sanctuary for nature lovers and adventurers alike.

The Celestial Connection: Legends and Myths

Pat Sin Leng, which translates to "Ridge of Eight Immortals," derives its name from Chinese mythology. According to ancient tales, eight deities descended from the heavens to aid humans in their time of need. Each peak of Pat Sin Leng is believed to be the earthly manifestation of one of these mythical beings.

Hong Kong Trails (2017): Pat Sin Leng, the 8 Summits of Celestial Beings.

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The nine summits of Pat Sin Leng are named after these celestial beings: North Ridge (Cheung Tung Shan),Middle Ridge (Mei Tin Shan),South Ridge (Nam Hang San Tsuen Shan),East Ridge (Tung Shan),West Ridge (Sai Kung Tai),Northeastern Ridge (Tai Tung Shan),Northwestern Ridge (Fortune Hill),Southeastern Ridge (Kwun Yam Shan),and Southwestern Ridge (Tai Lam Chan).

Unparalleled Hiking Trails

For hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, Pat Sin Leng offers an array of challenging and rewarding trails. The region's hiking paths cater to all levels of expertise, ensuring there is something for everyone to enjoy.

The Pat Sin Leng Country Park is a popular starting point for many hikers. From there, they can embark on a journey to conquer the various peaks, enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and capturing mesmerizing photographs along the way.

One of the most iconic trails is the Pat Sin Leng Nature Trail, which stretches approximately 12 kilometers in length. This trail, consisting of undulating terrains and lush greenery, provides an opportunity to witness the beauty of the celestial peaks up close.

Preserving Ecosystems and Biodiversity

Pat Sin Leng is not only a paradise for hikers but also a sanctuary for numerous plant and animal species. The region's unique geographical features have created diverse ecosystems that are home to rare and endangered flora and fauna.

Conservation efforts have been implemented to protect the natural habitats within Pat Sin Leng. It is essential for visitors to adhere to the guidelines and regulations set forth to ensure the preservation of this ecological haven.

Connecting with Nature and Inner Peace

Pat Sin Leng provides an excellent opportunity to disconnect from the noise and chaos of city life and reconnect with nature. The serene surroundings and breathtaking vistas instill a sense of tranquility and inner peace.

Whether you choose to hike, meditate, or simply sit and absorb the beauty around you, Pat Sin Leng offers a unique chance to rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.

Making Memories for a Lifetime

Exploring Pat Sin Leng is not just about hiking; it's about creating lasting memories. The stunning landscapes, the captivating legends, and the sense of accomplishment when you conquer each summit will leave an indelible mark on your heart.

So, if you are seeking adventure, breathtaking views, and a deep connection with nature, head towards Pat Sin Leng and discover the ethereal beauty of the Summits of Celestial Beings.

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If asked “Which trail is the best in Hong Kong?”, I may hesitate in choosing one between “Pat Sin Leng (The 8 Summits of Celestial Beings)” in New Territory and “Ham Tin Wan” at Sai Kong. Pat Sin Leng is the stage 9 of Wilson Trail and Ham Tin Wan is the stage 2 of Maclehose Trail in Hong Kong, which has 4 kinds of beautiful trails, i.e. Maclehose Trail at Sai Kong, Wilson Trail in New Territory, Lantau Trail in Lantau Island, and Hong Kong Trail in Hong Kong Island.

When walking on the smooth snake-like trail prepared on the ridges of Pat Sin Leng, you will be touched at the fantastic views. Here you will meet the wonderful trail of Pat Sin Leng which takes around 4 or 5 hours on foot.

As always, if succeeding in arriving at the starting point of Pat Sin Leng, where a pavilion at a BBQ site with many signs for the trail, you have nothing to worry about your way to the finish since there are so many signs on the way from the starting point to the finish. Only sweat around for 30 minutes up to the ridge from the starting point and you will meet the ways going smoothly to the first peak of the 8 celestial beings on the tops. The breathtaking views from the way to the peaks will make you say “Wonderful”.

Detailed information especially on the ways from your lodge to the starting point of the trail together with various maps and photos taken every nook and corner will give you full confidence when trying the trail of Pat Sin Leng by yourself.

Download this book in your cell phone and take an MTR(subway) bound for Fanling St. Then, your mobile phone will show you all the way from the beginning to the finish of the trail of Pat Sin Leng. You don't need to use wifi nor to chase after a guide. You can enjoy the breathtaking trail by your own self.