(Dec 2024) Port Island Reopens After Dinosaur Fossil Excavation
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Port Island Reopens After Dinosaur Fossil Excavation
Port Island, a significant geological site in Hong Kong, has reopened to the public after the completion of dinosaur fossil excavations. The island was temporarily closed to protect the excavation site and ensure the safe removal of dinosaur fossils, which date back at least 66 million years.
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Reopening Details
The reopening was announced on Thursday, December 12, 2024, marking the end of the excavation phase. This milestone allows visitors to once again explore the island's unique geological features, including its vibrant red rock formations and stunning natural landscapes.
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Future Developments
As part of Hong Kong's UNESCO Global Geopark, Port Island is expected to attract more visitors interested in its geological and paleontological significance. The recent discovery of dinosaur fossils has heightened interest in the area, with plans to enhance tourism offerings while ensuring conservation remains a priority.
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Book a Tour Visiting Port Island
Our tour provides a comprehensive experience, combining geological exploration with ecological insights. With enthusiastic guides, you'll gain a deeper understanding of Port Island's significance within Hong Kong's UNESCO Global Geopark. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a geology buff, or simply curious about history, our tour would be the best option giving you an unforgettable adventure.
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Join us on this journey to uncover the secrets of Port Island and experience the natural beauty of Hong Kong's coastal environment. Book your tour today!
➜Island Hopping Tour: Bluff Head & Port Island
➜Geopark Port Island Encounter Tour
➜Geopark Port Island Hiking Tour