Bronze Age rock carvings in Big Wave Bay, Hong Kong Island. Photo: Jonathan Wong
A trek through Hong Kong’s Bronze Age history, visiting its ancient rock carvings
- Spread around the city’s coastlines, 3,000-year-old rock carvings are a tangible link to Hong Kong’s ancient inhabitants
- The geometric designs are thought to be tributes to the gods of the sea; some are easier to visit than others
Bronze Age rock carvings in Big Wave Bay, Hong Kong Island. Photo: Jonathan Wong