Cycling route from Ying Tung Estate to Citygate

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Ying Tung Estate > Tung Chung New Development Pier > Citygate

Bermuda Park

• It sits further from the town centre and is very quiet. The flowers and trees all around are refreshing. You can enjoy the natural setting, or just quietly chill
• Besides a big stretch of lawn, there is play equipment for children, so you can revisit a little childhood joy

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Chinese herbal garden, Tung Chung North Park

• The park was once a large lawn and a disused helipad. It covers 3.8 hectares and the setting is pleasant. It is mainly split into 6 parts: a Chinese herbal garden, a fitness trail, a health garden, a pet garden, a tai chi garden and a 7-a-side hard-surface football pitch. A good spot in the district for sport and a rest
  
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Tung Chung New Development Pier

• There are ferry sailings on the "Tuen Mun – Tung Chung – Sha Lo Wan – Tai O" service
• There are toilets beside the pier, so you are covered when nature calls

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Citygate Outlets

• Hong Kong's only large designer outlet mall. Wardrobes from more than 150 international brands, enough to wake the fashion soul deep inside you.
• Besides international fashion, designer handbags and sportswear brands, there are plenty of restaurants if you need to fill up
• An MTR station and a bus stop are nearby, so getting to Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territories is easy

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Section to watch

• There are several slopes along the way in the district. Uphill or down, safety first, and never leave the bike on a slope!