Sai Kung is a scenic area located in the New Territories of Hong Kong, often referred to as the "back garden" of Hong Kong due to its beautiful natural surroundings and laid-back atmosphere. It is a popular destination for both locals and tourists seeking a respite from the bustling city life. Sai Kung town is known for its waterfront promenade, seafood restaurants, and vibrant street market. The area is surrounded by lush green hills, country parks, and a stunning coastline with numerous islands. Sai Kung is also a starting point for many hiking trails and boasts several pristine beaches, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The Sai Kung Peninsula is dotted with small villages and is renowned for its geological features, including the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. The region offers a mix of traditional and modern lifestyles, with old Hakka villages alongside contemporary housing developments. Sai Kung's clear waters are ideal for water sports such as kayaking, wakeboarding, and sailing. Despite its relative remoteness compared to the urban centers of Hong Kong, Sai Kung remains well-connected by public transport, though many residents prefer to have their own vehicles.