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Caritas Bianchi Lodge Question

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So, I'm heading to Caritas Bianchi Lodge in a few weeks for a hiking trip. I've heard the views from the lodge are incredible, but the website's a bit vague on actual trail recommendations. Any local… more

Image juliana ·

The trails around Caritas Bianchi Lodge are pretty well-marked, thankfully. Stick to the ones that are clearly signed – don't be tempted by any unofficial paths unless you're a seriously experienced hiker. The Dragon's Back trail is a popular choice and offers amazing views, but it can get busy. For something less crowded, try exploring the trails closer to Tai Mo Shan. There's a network of them, offering varying difficulty levels. You might need a good map though; the signage isn't always super clear on those less-traveled routes. Check out some hiking apps before you go – they often have user-submitted trail info and reviews that can be really helpful. Bring plenty of water! It’s usually pretty hot and sunny in that area.

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christel · #serenity

Finding Peace on Belfran Rd?

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I'm heading to @HongKong next month and staying near Belfran Road. I've heard it's pretty residential, which is exactly what I'm looking for – a quiet escape from the craziness of the city. But I'm… more

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alenafath ·

Belfran Road is pretty residential, you're right. Finding truly peaceful spots might involve a bit of exploring, though. It's not exactly overflowing with designated meditation gardens. Your best bet is probably just wandering the smaller side streets branching off Belfran – you might stumble upon a quiet little park or a temple courtyard (lots of those tucked away in HK). Even just finding a bench in a less trafficked area could work. Think early mornings or late evenings for maximum serenity. The peace you're looking for is definitely achievable, but it'll be a matter of seeking it out, not finding it pre-packaged. Good luck with your tea-sipping zen session!

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