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Tsing Yi is an island in the New Territories of Hong Kong, with an area of 10.69 km2 and a population of about 200,000. It is part of Tsuen Wan New Town and has a hilly terrain, a residential area, a town, an industrial zone and a recreation trail.
Jul 15, 2021 · Discover the best things to do in Tsing Yi, a lesser known island in Hong Kong. Enjoy the scenic Tsing Yi Park, the Tsing Ma Bridge views from the nature trail, and the authentic northern Chinese food at the Door Northern Chinese Dining.
- Ellie Z.
Tsing Yi is a small island and town with a history of fishing and industry, and a major interchange station for the Airport Express and other MTR lines. It has a city park, a shopping mall, a waterfront promenade, a nature trail and a visitor centre with views of the bridges and the sea.
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- Opposite to Kwai Chung, New Territories
- Hotels near Tsing Yi: (1.60 mi) Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West (2.78 mi) Silka Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong (4.80 mi) The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong (4.76 mi) W Ho...
- Restaurants near Tsing Yi: (1.61 mi) Café Circles (1.60 mi) RÚ (1.95 mi) Big Boil's Club (Tsuen Wan) (0.83 mi) The Point - Pizza & Pasta (1.81 mi)...
- Attractions near Tsing Yi: (5.65 mi) Star Ferry (6.50 mi) MTR (5.77 mi) Hong Kong Skyline (6.09 mi) Victoria Peak (The Peak) (0.75 mi) Maritime Squ...
Explore the scenic trails on Tsing Yi Island and enjoy the panoramic views of the sea, mountains and bridges. Learn how to get there, what to see and where to refuel along the way.
Jul 7, 2020 · Tsing Yi is a residential island with natural beauty, urban convenience, and easy accessibility. Explore the promenade, the park, the pool, the mall, and the street food stalls in this neighbourhood guide.
Tsing Yi is a small island and town to the west of the Kowloon Peninsula and south of Tsuen Wan. The area has history of being inhabited by fisherman and farmers and was built up as an industrial base during the second half of the 20th century.
The Tsing Yi Promenade is a 2 km-long walkway that offers great views of the Rambler Channel, the stretch of waterway separating the island from Kwai Chung. It’s an idyllic spot where you'll often see Hong Kong people practicing Tai Chi or fishing.
