Hong Kong Wetland Park｜Ecological and Family Day Tour

#Hong Kong beautiful scene check-in spot The Hong Kong Wetland Park is located in Tin Shui Wai, New Territories, covering an area of ​​61 hectares. It is an ecological oasis in the city that integrates conservation, education and leisure. The park has a diverse ecosystem including mangroves and freshwater swamps, attracting more than 250 species of birds and rare species such as the little egret and the crocodile "Beibei", making it suitable for families and nature lovers. Morning: Ecological Exploration Take Light Rail 705/706 from Tin Shui Wai Station to Wetland Park Station and walk for 5 minutes to arrive. Visit the mangrove floating bridge along the wooden boardwalk and observe the tidal ecology. Visit the "Wetland Interactive World" to experience the simulated ecological exhibition and learn about birds and amphibians. It is recommended to join the free guided tour (reservation required) to learn more about wetland conservation. Noon: Light meals and rest The cafe in the park provides light meals such as sandwiches and coffee. The outdoor picnic area is suitable for bringing your own food and enjoying the scenery while eating. The nearby Tin Xiu Market sells local snacks such as egg waffles and fish balls. Afternoon: Family Fun Take your children to the "Wetland Discovery Park" to play with water pumps and climbing facilities, which is both educational and entertaining. Winter (November to April) is the best time for bird watching. Rent a telescope and observe migratory birds in the bird watching house. Finally, stroll through the garden area to admire water lilies and seasonal flowers. Transportation and Tips: Take the Light Rail or Bus K73 from Tin Shui Wai Station. Tickets are $30 for adults. It is recommended to visit at 9 am to avoid the crowds. Bring mosquito repellent and a hat, and warm clothing in winter. The park is closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays). #HongKongWetlandPark #Eco-tourism #Parent-childActivities #BirdwatchingParadise #TinShuiWai