滘西洲與橋咀島(Kau Sai Chau & Sharp Island)

Kau Sai Chau is an island in Hong Kong and is administratively part of Saigon. The area of ​​the island is 6.69 square kilometers [1], and in the past, there was also the name of Ju Chau in the Kansai Chau [2]. Kansai Chau is the 6th largest island in Hong Kong and is located east of Saigon City and west of the High Island Reservoir. Most of the island rents out horses at a symbolic price as its member club and is open to the public. Kiu Tsui Chau, also known as Sharp Island, is an island in Hong Kong and is administratively part of the Sai Kung District. It is located east of Saigon City and west of Daixi Island. In 1979, it was designated as Kiu Tsui Country Park. It is the smallest outlying country park in Hong Kong. Kiu Tsui is a resort for snorkeling and research geology. The government established coral conservation areas in 2002 and Geological Park in 2009. The distance between the pier on the island and Saigon Pier is only about 2000 meters, and the highest point is 136 meters above sea level.