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| Length : | 3.4km | ||
| Estimate : | 1¼hours | ||
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| Ascent : 218m | Descent : 238m |
| Max : 223m | Min : 5m |
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To go to Tsing Shan Monastery, you can take the light rail and get off at Tsing Wun Station, or go straight from Tuen Mun Station.
9︰In just a few minutes, will see the nearly 100-year-old Yup Hiu Pavilion.
15︰to the Heung Hoi Ming Shan Memorial Archway.
There are two information plates at the bottom of the stairs of Tsing Shan Monastery. One is to introduce the Highest Mountain First stone carving on the top of Castle Peak,
34︰At the next bifurcation, should pay attention to it.
Come to the end of Tsing Shan Monastery Path and connect to Hau Sze Path. It is a stair trail.
Go forward across a pile of cemeteries, and then pass through the iron gate,
48︰and follow to Tsing Sha Stream, which is also an unpopular and high-risk route up to Castle Peak.
58︰The landscape here has a good view. No wonder the surrounding area is full of cemetery. 
