The 15th National Games road cycling (men's individual) event will be held on 8 November 2025, spanning over Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. To facilitate the race, temporary control measures will be implemented on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB), HZMB Hong Kong Port and some roads on that day. Please refer to the special traffic and transport arrangements here.
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Explore nature’s joys in the great outdoors. Step out of the cityscape and into a glorious world of sights with Hong Kong’s beautiful offshore islands, UNESCO sites and enchanting villages. From enjoying serene walks to braving challenging terrain, take your pick of adventures aplenty. It’s a breathtaking surprise beyond the concrete jungle.
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Cheung Chau
Enjoy the best of old-world charm and trendy attractions breathing new life into the island’s laid-back vibe. Whether you have an interest in exploring the scenic hikes, succulent seafood or local street snacks, this exciting island is a hidden gem worth exploring.
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Paragliding
Take flight and enjoy an adrenaline rush while enjoying unprecedented views of Hong Kong's great outdoors. Mountain ridges, vast coastlines, nothing beats being marvelled at these scenic views from the air!
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Stand Up Paddling
The world's fastest growing sport has paddled its way to the shores of Hong Kong. Unwind and take on the challenge as you paddle across scenie coastal waters coupled with panoramic views of Hong Kong's great outdoors. While paddling, you may come aross different types of seaborne creatues!
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Tai Lam Country Park
Established in 1979, Tai Lam Country Park is the second largest country park in Hong Kong, spanning 5,412 hectares. Through reforestation efforts, it has thrived over the years. The park features 12 diverse trails suitable for varying fitness levels, leading to notable attractions like Sweet Gum Woods and Thousand Island Lake.
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Tai Mo Shan Trek
Hike above the clouds and marvel at this mighty mountain at the heart of the New Territories. Tai Mo Shan surpasses all other peaks in the city for its altitude and magnitude, and it’s noticeably cooler up there. Follow this trail for some of the most striking views Hong Kong has to offer. It is also one of the best places to catch the sunrise in Hong Kong.
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The Hideout
The Hideout takes you away from the hustle and bustle of the city, to the serene and peaceful Mui Wo on the eastern shore of Lantau Island, where you can step into a secluded oasis embraced by lush greenery. This place offers a tranquil and comfortable space, allowing you to escape the mundane and reconnect with your inner self, to listen to your inner needs and to be recharged.
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