TAI LAM CHUNG RESERVOIR ( Thousand Island lake) HONG KONG

“Thousand Island Lake,” Tai Lam Chung Reservoir (大欖涌水塘) in Tuen Mun is the first reservoir built in Hong Kong after the end of the Second World War.Consisting of four dams that crisscross the valley, the structure took five years to complete construction and is over half a century old.

Its main draws, of course, are the marvellous geological formations in the waters of the Tai Lam Chung Reservoir, where one can gaze in amazement at what appears to be a lake of countless small islands. What you might not have known is that these islands were actually hills in their past lives and their current state is a result of the catchwater flooding the Tai Lam Chung Valley! Its nickname, thus, was derived from the human-made Qiandao Lake (千岛湖), the original “Thousand Island Lake” in Zhejiang Province, China, where 1,078 large islands dot the waters!

Disclaimer: Music in this video is not mine....

Music: Balloon
Musician: @iksonmusic

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[lilamarienaces]

Wow thousand island lakes that's so amazing. The nature is perfect. I love to visit Hong Kong. Nice place

[sashamarievincoy]

Wow nice view. Nature lover and thank you for sharing your beautiful video. So relaxing and the background music. I felt sleepy, nice one and please more video. Thank you! Stay safe always.

[sheilomixvlog]

Wow this place is so amazing, thank you for sharing this information. I felt like I’m already in hongkong.