
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong —
Even without the sky displayed on ceiling-mounted LED screens, swimmers at the Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong feel the altitude in the world's highest indoor infinity pool.

W Hong Kong —
W Hong Kong's rooftop pool is located on the 76th floor of the hotel.

Hotel Indigo Hong Kong —
Hotel Indigo's pool is relatively small. But it's the only glass-bottomed pool in Hong Kong.

Four Seasons Hotel, Hong Kong —
The Four Seasons has four pools -- amazing views and underwater music included.

Man Cheung Po —
This free and magnificent infinity pool is located in the village of Tai O. The pond was formed when a dam was built in a gorge with a waterfall.

Ng Tung Waterfalls —
The Ng Tung Waterfalls are a combination of four picturesque waterfalls in Tai Mo Shan Country Park. Main Fall is the tallest waterfall in Hong Kong.

Sheung Luk stream —
Located in Sai Kung, Sheung Luk stream flows into four pools. The largest (pictured) is a popular swimming and rock-jumping spot in summer.

Sheung Luk stream —
Getting to this beautiful spot requires some effort. Visitors have to walk on a trail for an hour before reaching the ponds. The going isn't necessarily easy.

Bride's Pool, Tai Mei Tuk —
Bride's Pool is a series of pools and waterfalls near Tai Mei Tuk in the New Territories. The rocks here can be slippery.

Kennedy Town Swimming Pool —
This facility was designed by the Terry Farrell and Partners architecture firm. The group is responsible for photogenic projects around the world, including the semi-circular Peak Tower in Hong Kong and Gatwick Airport in the UK.

Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park —
With an unassuming facade and basic infrastructure, the public Sun Yat Sen park pool nonetheless has a dedicated fan base.

Kowloon Park pools —
Kowloon Park has four pools -- indoor and outdoor, diving and training -- and artificial waterfalls.


