Hong Kong Places to Go | Take the MTR Tuen Ma Line to Enjoy Cherry Blossoms (Part 3) | Shek Mun On King Street Park

On that day, we walked from Hang Ming Street along Ma On Shan Waterfront and #Shing Mun Riverside to #On King Street. If you take the MTR, get off at Shek Mun Station and walk about 10 minutes from Exit C. Enter #OnKingStreetPark from Ma On Shan and first admire the blooming "Somei Yoshino Cherry Blossoms". #SomeiYoshinoSakura has five petals. The Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms are white with a hint of red. They are originally light pink when they first bloom, and gradually turn white as they bloom. Somei Yoshino cherry is currently the most widely planted cherry blossom in Japan, and I am glad that we can also see it in Hong Kong. After sharing the white Somei Yoshino cherry, let’s take a look at the pink #PerfumeYoshinoSakura. The park has planted six new "#洲府枝泣樱" trees, which are very rare in Hong Kong. There are also white #Formosacherries planted near Shatin in On King Street Park. Wow had already been to On King Street to see the cherry blossoms last year. This year, more than a hundred cherry trees were planted, so it is definitely worth visiting again and again. In addition to different varieties of cherry blossoms, there are also orange-colored cannon flowers along the Shing Mun River. And the pearl acacia that look like small yellow balls of fluff. #wafflesandshrimpcakes #travelhongkongwithwafflesandshrimpcakes #waffleandshrimpcakesflowerviewing #goodplaceforflowerviewing #goodplaceforcherryblossomviewing #goodplaceforcheckin #hotspotforcheckin #hongkongsakura #hongkongflowerviewing #MTRShek Mun Station #travelhongkongwithMTR #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkblogger #hkig #hkflowers #flowers #hktravel #goodplaceforHongkong