Cheung Chau Island, Hong Kong: Tourist attraction

It's a great time to go hiking in the nice weather. Finally, I made it to Cheung Chau. I took a ferry from Central Pier 5 to the island. The pace of life is slow here, and the happiness index should be quite high. There are no cars on the island, and people get around by bicycle. I met a little girl playing alone in a small amusement park. She said her home was just around the corner, and it turned out to be a coffee shop. After walking for less than 30 minutes, I arrived at the North Lookout Pavilion, which should be the best place to enjoy the view on the island. There are many snacks on the island. Yunsheng Dessert: The durian glutinous rice balls and mango glutinous rice balls are delicious. The mango sago and mango milk are also good, with just the right amount of sweetness. I bought a box of glutinous rice balls to take away after eating. Chan Tung Kee: Worth a try. The signature satay beef and chicken wings are good. Tung Yuen Fish Balls: There are many people in line, but the taste is just so-so, nothing special.