Hung Shek Mun (Hong Kong)
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strait / channel / passage / narrows, invisible
Hung Shek Mun is located in Northeast New Territories; it is a narrow strait between Hon Mun Tsui and Wan Chau, and is well known for the crimson rocks. This colour of the rock is the result of air oxidation of iron in the rock.
There is also village called Hung Shek Mun nearby, where the few villagers there once farmed their land but now the farming livelihood is changed to that of fishing. Although the area is rather remote, but still attracts many tourists coming here especially to see the red rocky shore.
There is also village called Hung Shek Mun nearby, where the few villagers there once farmed their land but now the farming livelihood is changed to that of fishing. Although the area is rather remote, but still attracts many tourists coming here especially to see the red rocky shore.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 22°30'16"N 114°17'52"E
- Qiongzhou Strait 513 km
- Luzon Strait 602 km
- Mindoro Strait 1258 km
- Palawan Passage 1421 km
- Cebu Strait 1686 km
- Ten Degree Channel 2685 km
- Tsugaru Strait 3222 km
- South Kuril Strait 3742 km
- Strait of Tartary 4082 km
- Fourth Kuril Strait 4663 km
- Tai Shui Wu 1 km
- Wong Wan Chau/Double Island 1.6 km
- Wong Chuk Kok Hoi 1.9 km
- Plover Cove Country Park 2.1 km
- Tai Po District 3 km
- Tiu Tang Lung 4.1 km
- Pui Shue Wan 4.2 km
- Plover Cove Reservoir 4.7 km
- Sai Kung West Country Park 8.1 km
- North District 9 km