Lin Fa Shan, Mountain summit in Lantau Island, Hong Kong.

Lin Fa Shan is a mountain summit on Lantau Island reaching 766 meters in elevation, making it one of Hong Kong's tallest peaks. The mountain features two secondary summits that shape its distinctive profile and offer different hiking routes.

Lin Fa Shan's Cantonese name, meaning Lotus Flower Mountain, appears on maps of Lantau's interior. The summit stands between Mui Wo and Sunset Peak, and hiking routes link it with the island's second- and third-highest peaks. Its named subpeaks, Sam Shan Toi and Ap Kuk Lek, both reach 721 metres.

Lin Fa Shan is the Cantonese name (Jyutping Lin4 Faa1 Saan1), written 蓮花山, literally "Lotus Flower Mountain". The peak stands between Mui Wo and Sunset Peak, and hiking write-ups pair it with the neighbouring Lantau summits of Sunset Peak and Tai Tung Shan in a single ridge route.

The hike requires moderate fitness and sturdy footwear because of steep sections and rough terrain along the route. Bring plenty of water and snacks before starting, as there are no facilities on the mountain itself.

Lin Fa Shan's Cantonese name, Jyutping Lin4 Faa1 Saan1, literally means "Lotus Flower Mountain". The peak stands between Mui Wo and Sunset Peak, and hiking routes link it with Sunset Peak and Lantau Peak, Hong Kong's second and third highest mountains.