Hong Kong Fun in 18 Districts - Recommended Tours

Compared to other new towns, Tuen Mun has a greater sense of countryside atmosphere. The beaches along Tuen Mun are tranquil, beautiful with occasional sightings of Chinese white dolphins. On the other hand, shopping and recreational facilities are comprehensive here. With versatile transportation, Tuen Mun is a great attraction for tourist.

Stop 1 Hong Kong Gold Coast can be reached by taking bus Travel Route No. 53 at MTR Tsuen Wan Station bus terminus or 52M at MTR Kwai Fong Station bus terminus. Or you can take the 52X at Yen Chow Street in Sham Shui Po.

The Five Beaches

The five beaches of Castle Peak Beach, Kadoorie Beach, New Cafeteria Beach, Old Cafeteria Beach & Golden Beach are located in the eastern part of Tuen Mun. The Montmartre street market opens on the weekend at Gold Coast attracts quite a large number of visitors. A new attractive landmark for the area, the statue of a big Chinese white dolphin, is being built near the heliport of the Gold Coast, and will be open to public by the end of 2005.

by feeder bus #K51 to Tuen Mun Town Centre or West Rail, Tuen Mun, then by Light Rail route #505 to Ching Chung

Ching Chung Koon Temple

Ching Chung Koon Temple is a complex of Taoist temples, gardens and shrines. It is a peaceful experience strolling along the garden and the shrines, it is indeed a place worth visiting. Vegetarian meals are served.

by Light Rail route #615/615P to LRT Depot

Tuen Mun Golf Driving Range

It is the first public golf driving range in Hong Kong. It is a two-storey structure with plenty of facilities including 91 bays, a teaching room, a shop and a restaurant. Various kinds of activities are organized each month for the public.

by Light Rail bus #506 to Tuen Mun Town Centre

Tuen Mun Town Centre

As the name implies, Tuen Mun Town Centre refers to the central part of the district. Various kinds of cultural, recreational and entertainment facilities are available here. Large shopping centres provides convenient one-stop services for local residents. Tourists should not miss visiting the heart of the district.

by Light Rail #505 to Sam Sing Termius, or by bus #261 to Sam Sing Termius

Sam Sing Temple and Sam Sing Hui

Sam Sing Temple is a Buddhist, Confucius and Taoist temple in one, "Sam Sing" refers to the three sacred figures of Buddha, Confucian and Lao Zi. Opposite to the Temple and across the Castle Peak Road is the Sam Sing Hui market, featuring fresh seafood, customers may choose their favourite seafood and order them prepared in the ways they prefer or they may bring the seafood home.

To Butterfly Beach Park: by Light Rail route #614/614P to Tuen Mun Ferry Pier, then by Light Rail route #615/615P/610 to Melody Garden
To Lung Kwu Tan: by feeder bus #K52
To Tai Lam: by bus #52 to Tai Lam Chung, or by feeder bus #K51 to Tai Lam

Butterfly Beach Park, Lung Kwu Tan and Tai Lam

There are many public barbecue pits in Tuen Mun including one next to Butterfly Beach, one at Lung Kwu Tan and one at Tai Nam Chung Village. Scenery at the barbeque sites is marvellous.