Move over Hollywood—Hong Kong’s UNESCO Global Geopark is stealing the spotlight! Nestled in the eastern and northeastern New Territories, this geological wonder is drawing filmmakers with its jaw-dropping rock formations, lush islands, and ancient cultural sites. Think of it as nature’s own movie set!
Designated as a Global Geopark in 2011, the area is China’s 26th UNESCO-recognized site. From volcanic hexagonal columns older than dinosaurs to hidden fishing villages, it’s no wonder directors are flocking here for blockbuster backdrops. Plus, its mix of biodiversity and heritage adds that *chef’s kiss* to any scene.
Local crews say the geopark’s versatility—think misty coastlines one day, rugged cliffs the next—makes it a one-stop shop for epic storytelling. Who needs CGI when you’ve got 400-million-year-old rocks?
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Nestled in the eastern and northeastern New Territories, this geological wonder is drawing filmmakers with its jaw-dropping rock formations, lush islands, and ancient cultural sites. Think of it as nature’s own movie set! 
to hidden fishing villages, it’s no wonder directors are flocking here for blockbuster backdrops. Plus, its mix of biodiversity and heritage adds that *chef’s kiss* to any scene. 
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