Ma Shi Chau Special Area

A place full of strange stones, its terrain is strange, is an important geological park in Hong Kong, it is located near Sanmenzai, Tai Po, Hong Kong, and can be reached by Sanmenzai about 1.5 Xiaoqian. This place is not only special, but also facing the sea. The scenery is quite beautiful and spectacular. It is definitely a photo enthusiast's scenic spot, and it is also a great place for citizens to punch in and take pictures.

Strange rocks, all in the horse shit continent. Mashizhou is a small island. It is located on the island of Sanmenzai in Tai Po. At the time of the daily tide, there is a narrow and long sandbar that can be connected. Tourists can take this opportunity to walk. The experience is quite special. The island is full of prehistoric stones and beautiful scenery. A great place to explore the stone and enjoy the scenery.

The road to Mashizhou is really beautiful, there are seas on both sides, and feng shui is still very good. If you don't want to walk, you can choose to take a boat to bypass Yantianzai and directly reach the starting point of Mashizhou's natural education trail. There is a small pavilion on the mountain, one side of the mountain is Baxianling, the other side is Ma'an Mountain, and the connected horseshizhou is at the end. The connection to Mashizhou is a small stone road piled up. It used to be at low tide. Now the road is raised to make it above the water. You can go to the opposite side at any time. Walking through the path to the Mashizhou World Geopark, along the shore path, are strange rocks, from the Permian beginning to fall.

From Sanmenzai, you can reach Mashizhou, which is separated by the water from Yantianzai, by an easy but beautiful outing route

This is an unusually named island that is said to have originated in the shape of horse poop or horse manure. It is connected to the island in front through a sand mouth similar to an overpass (which was previously only present at low tide). It is famous for being able to see the formations about 200 million years ago.

Very easy to go and geological value! It is recommended to check the tide time before departure, and bring sufficient water, because there is no supply on the island.

Located in the northeast New Territories of Hong Kong, it is an island in Tolo Harbour, Tai Po District. Ma Shi Chau is connected to Yantian Tsai by a sandbar, connecting the gate neck of Yantian Tsai east of Shui Man Tin Tsai on the west side of the island. On April 9, 1999, because Ma Shi Chau has the rare Liandao sandbar and tidal ecology in Hong Kong, the Hong Kong government jointly called it the Ma Shi Chau Special Area with neighboring Oceania, Pazhou and an unnamed island on the northeast sea surface of Yantianzai Lianyixin Village. Mashi Island is the largest island in the special area. The local rocks are therefore protected