Beautiful scenery of island Ma Wan in China's HK

Source:Xinhua Published: 2013-5-7 9:24:46
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows three little swallows under the eave of an abandoned house in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows three little swallows under the eave of an abandoned house in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows the night view of Tsing Ma Bridge in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows the night view of Tsing Ma Bridge in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a couple pose for pictures on a beach in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a couple pose for pictures on a beach in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a woman poses for pictures near an abandoned house in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a woman poses for pictures near an abandoned house in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a humming bird in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows a humming bird in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows the scenery of Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows the scenery of Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng)


 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows an egret on a fishing raft in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng) 
Photo taken on May 5, 2013 shows an egret on a fishing raft in Ma Wan, an island in south China's Hong Kong. Ma Wan, which got the name from Mazu, the goddess of sailors, used to be a fishing village. Now the Ma Wan Park and Noah's Ark Museum here attract many tourists. (Xinhua/Li Peng) 


 
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