Nice place, away from the crowd and city. There is a mall here for shopping and many food options. Facing the sea too. Nice view.

Tsing Yi is a small island and town to the west of the Kowloon Peninsula and south of Tsuen Wan. The area has history of being inhabited by fisherman and farmers and was built up as an industrial base during the second half of the 20th century. The Hong Kong government designated Tsing Yi as part of the New Towns development project and began building it up as a residential township and community in the 1970s. Today, you will find numerous residential estates, schools, parks, shopping centres and all the typical signs of a thriving township at Tsing Yi with fast connecting transportation to the Kowloon Peninsula, HK Island, New Territories and Hong Kong International Airport on Lantau Island. For visitors to Hong Kong, there is an important Airport Express interchange station at Tsing Yi. There are no major hotels here but given the high level of connectivity, there is little need for them at Tsing Yi as well. Just next to the MTR Station, there is a very nice city park and major shopping mall call Maritime Square where you will find a good range of retail shops, casual eateries and coffee shops. You will also find a nice waterfront promenade that is nearly 2km in full length, again accessible from the MTR Station. The island has a notable nature trail which reaches its elevated grounds where there are views of nearly the full island and beyond over the Rambler Channel. Lastly, there is an isolated Lantau Island Link Visitor Centre on the northwest side of the island from where you can see both the Ting Kau and Tsing Ma Bridges quite well.