Historic places
Temples, ancestral halls, walled villages, mansions and monasteries
Islands
Peng Chau, Chung Chau, Lantau and Lamma, each with its own character
Hiking country
Ancient volcanoes created some of Hong Kong’s best loved country parks and trails
The New Territories takes up about 85% of Hong Kong’s total land area and boasts a history going back a thousand years yet very little, outside academia, has been written about it.
Exploring Hong Kong’s New Territories addresses this shortfall by shining a spotlight on some of the area’s historic monuments and temples. It takes on some of the more family-friendly hiking trails, explores abandoned villages and visits monasteries both ancient and modern.
It also looks at the continuing development of New Towns and the architecture of urban density and gives detailed information on how everything can be visited using existing public transport networks.
Contents
The book is presented in chapters concentrating on specific regions with shorter boxed stories for things that don’t quite fit into the main text.
It is 332 pages, full colour throughout featuring 400 photographs as well as location maps and directions.
Links to online Reviews
Details
Title: Exploring Hong Kong’s New Territories
Author: David Sutton
Publisher: David Sutton
Language: English
Paperback: 332 pages
ISBN-13: 978-988702540
Dimensions: 150mm x 230mm x 19mm
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