The largest free zoo and botanical garden in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens is the earliest park in Hong Kong. It was built in 1871 and is divided into two parts, East and West. The East Garden is the old garden, which was left to the British Empire in the last century. The stone pillars and steps at the main entrance, together with the fountain square, have become the landmarks of the park. There is also a bronze statue of King George VI, a memorial arch for the Chinese martyrs of World War I and World War II, etc., which hold the childhood memories of many native Hong Kong people. The park displays a variety of plants from different seasons and greenhouse plants, plus there is a large zoo. I still remember the cute animal star in the past - the Bornean orangutan. Although there are fewer species of animals and plants now, it takes half a day to visit the entire park. You can also visit Hong Kong Park on the way. It is definitely worth a visit. #Hong Kong Good Places #Local Tours #Park Beauty