★ Nanlian Garden : It adopts the design and characteristic wooden structure of the Tang Dynasty, and the garden is filled with a large number of strange rocks and ancient trees.

★ Kowloon Walled City Park (statutory monument) : Originally Kowloon Walled City, it became a no-man's-land after World War II. Today, the park still preserves the original government buildings of the walled city, as well as two ancient cannons from the Qing Dynasty.

★ Stone Houses : The residential pattern reflects the living conditions of grassroots residents in Hong Kong after World War II.

★ Jinshan Country Park : Jinshan is most famous for its monkeys, whose tracks can be found throughout the entire country park.

★ Nam Sang Wai : Located on the east side of Yuen Long's Hang Chau, it is surrounded by Kam Tin and Shan Pui Rivers. There is a small island at the confluence of the two rivers, which is like a bird paradise.
★ Langping Strawberry Garden : The strawberry picking season is from December to April each year. Tour members can pick strawberries at their own expense and then purchase them by weight. Other seasonal fruits and vegetables are also available for purchase in the garden.

★ Ping Shan Heritage Trail : Located in Yuen Long, New Territories, the Ping Shan Heritage Trail is approximately 1.6 kilometers long and meanders between Hang Mei Village, Hang Tau Village, and Sheung Cheung Wai. Visitors can admire many typical traditional Chinese buildings, including the Tang Clan Ancestral Hall, the Yuk Kiu Ancestral Hall, the Kan Ting Study, the Ching Shu Xuan, and the Tsui Sing Lou.
★ Daifu Residence : Designated a statutory monument in 1987, the residence was built in 1865 by the ancestors of the Man family. Constructed entirely of granite and grey brick, it is adorned with a wealth of exquisite ceramics, wood carvings, murals, and other magnificent decorations. It is one of the most splendid historical buildings in Hong Kong.
★ Kam Tin Mural Village : Enjoy the colorful graffiti murals and experience a small community full of art.
★ Kam Tin Red Brick House : A flea market with an area of 20,000 square feet, containing 52 shops, all of which are small shops built with red bricks.

★ Tai Po Waterfront Park : The park also features the Hong Kong Handover Memorial Tower, where visitors can climb the tower and enjoy panoramic views of Tolo Harbour.
★ Hong Kong Railway Museum : An outdoor museum converted from the site of the old Tai Po Market Railway Station, which was listed as a statutory monument in 1984.
★ Fung Ying Sin Koon : An important Taoist holy site in Hong Kong. The architecture inside is full of traditional Chinese colors, and there is a "Tao Te Ching Wall" that shows faith, health preservation and Taoist philosophy. In the garden of the temple, you can also enjoy a panoramic view of Fanling.
★ Former Fanling Magistrates' Courts : In 2012, a revitalization plan was passed to preserve the original architectural features and allow visitors to see the original appearance of the courtrooms and detention cells.

★ Nanfeng Textile Factory : The factory was preserved and a "revitalization plan" was launched, transforming the former Nanfeng Textile Factory into a landmark that combines culture, innovation, experience, and a popular spot for hipsters to take photos.
★ Inspiration Lake Activity Centre : Take a pedal boat ride on Inspiration Lake or explore the lush botanical garden and enjoy a relaxing and carefree time on Lantau Island.
★ Eastview Storefront : The newly renovated Eastview Storefront has made a stunning debut, doubling in size and redesigning the space with ingenious design. It brings together more than 150 world-renowned fashion brands and over 40 Chinese and Western restaurants, allowing you to shop for your favorite items at attractive prices all year round.

★ Man Mo Temple : It is one of the earliest Chinese temples built during the colonial period in Hong Kong, enshrining Emperor Wen and Emperor Wu.
★ Tai Kwun, Central : Tai Kwun was the nickname of the former Central Police Station. This Central Police Station complex, located on Hollywood Road in Central, includes three main parts: the Police Headquarters Building, the Central Magistrates' Court, and Victoria Prison.
★ Murray House : A Victorian-era building in Hong Kong named after Sir Murray, the then-Director of the Ordnance Department. Construction began in 1844 as part of Murray Barracks, primarily used as a barracks for the British Army stationed in Hong Kong.

★ Railway Museum : An outdoor museum built on the site of the former Tai Po Market Railway Station, which was listed as a statutory monument in 1984.
★ Sha Tau Kok Farm : Located within the former restricted area of Sha Tau Kok, Hong Kong; Sha Tau Kok Farm offers various facilities for visitors to explore and take photos, including planting areas, hydroponic areas, and a train museum.
★ North District Park : The park features garden architecture in the style of Yangzhou in the Qing Dynasty, with an artificial lake and waterfall in the center. The architectural features include "one pavilion, three towers, and one corridor", which are located in the park's garden area, artificial lake, and artificial waterfall respectively.

★ Hong Kong Heritage Museum (Sha Tin) : Through its permanent and thematic galleries, the museum offers a diverse range of exhibitions and programs that allow visitors to appreciate artifacts while also participating in activities, combining learning with leisure.
★ Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree : A famous place for praying and making wishes, attracting more than 400,000 citizens to throw paper money and make wishes every Lunar New Year.
★ Sam Mun Tsai Fishing Village : Originally the largest fishing village in Tai Po, the village was relocated to Yen Tin Tsai by the government in 1960 due to the construction of Plover Cove Freshwater Reservoir, and Sam Mun Tsai New Village was established. The village still retains a strong fishing village character.

★ Man Mo Temple : It is one of the earliest Chinese temples built during the colonial period in Hong Kong, enshrining Emperor Wen and Emperor Wu.
★ Kowloon Walled City Park : The site was originally Kowloon Walled City, a key defensive point during the late Qing Dynasty, which became a "no man's land" after World War II. Today, the park still retains the buildings that were originally the government offices of the walled city, as well as two ancient cannons from the Qing Dynasty.
★ Tai Kwun, Central : Tai Kwun was the nickname of the former Central Police Station. This Central Police Station complex, located on Hollywood Road in Central, includes three main parts: the Police Headquarters Building, the Central Magistrates' Court, and Victoria Prison.

★ Nanlian Garden : Featuring Tang Dynasty design and distinctive wooden structure, the garden is filled with numerous unique stones and ancient trees.