Mong Ping

Mong Ping is a plateau located on the southeastern part of Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is characterized by its relatively flat, grassy terrain surrounded by hills, offering panoramic views of the surrounding areas, including the South China Sea and nearby islands.

Mong Ping is a popular destination for hiking and camping, particularly due to its accessibility via various hiking trails connecting it to other parts of Lantau Island, such as Pak Kung Au and Ngong Ping. The plateau’s open space provides a contrast to the dense vegetation found elsewhere on the island, making it a visually distinct and appealing location for outdoor recreation.

The area has a rural and undeveloped feel, maintaining a natural environment. The name "Mong Ping" translates roughly to "dream plain" or "dream plateau," reflecting its tranquil and picturesque setting.

Historically, Mong Ping may have been used for agricultural purposes or grazing, although detailed historical records specifically about its use are limited. Today, its primary value lies in its recreational and ecological significance. The area is subject to conservation efforts aimed at protecting its natural beauty and biodiversity.