Ping Shan Heritage Trail (The Trail), the first of its kind in Hong Kong, unfolds the history and culture of the old villages. The Trail, meandering through Hang Mei Tsuen, Hang Tau Tsuen and Sheung Cheung Wai, is about one kilometer long. It links up over ten scenic spots most of which are traditional Chinese buildings including Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda, Tang Ancestral Hall, Sheung Cheung Wai (a classic walled village), Hung Shing Temple, Yeung Hau Old Temple, Kun Ting Study Hall, Ching Shu Hin (a two-storey building with a guest room for scholars), a shrine and an old well, provides visitors with an opportunity to recapture aspects of life in the New Territories in the old days in a convenient half-day excursion.

The Tang Ancestral Hall was constructed over 700 years ago in the 12th century by the Tang's Clan when they settled in Ping Shan area. The Tsiu Sing Lau Pagoda is the only historical pagoda still found in Hong Kong. The pagoda is said to serve fung shui purposes of preventing flooding and screening out bad lucks. Originally there were seven storeys, but because of weathering the upper four floors have already collapsed and only three floors remain in present days.