Hong Kong Wetland Park

Located in the north of Thien Thuy Vi area, New Territories, Swamp Park was originally planned to cover the wetlands and swamp ecosystems affected by the development of urbanization in the area. area. In 1998, the government decided to invest funds to build this 10,000 square meter campus into a biosphere reserve and ecological park, contributing to the restoration of ecological functions of the natural environment. may be affected by urbanization. At the same time, the park also carries a very special mission, contributing to maintaining the ecological balance of Hong Kong, educating the local people's sense of nature and environment protection. Over time, by 2006, with careful investment and research, this place has become a world-class educational conservation and ecological reserve. It not only showcases the diversity of Hong Kong's ecosystem and highlights the urgency for conservation, but also serves as a sightseeing and educational site with its themes of wetland ecology.

The Visitor Center is a gathering place for exhibitions and exhibitions themed around the swamp ecosystem, introducing the importance of this ecosystem in the diversification of natural ecosystems. . Here, visitors can experience 3D movies or 3D illusion technology. All are with the aim of bringing visitors closer to the natural environment and feel cherishing this natural life.

Wetland Reserve was built, recreated according to special designs on a 60-hectare site, dedicated to aquatic birds and a multitude of aquatic animals. other; contribute to improving the understanding and awareness of visitors about an important ecosystem that needs to be conserved. According to the latest statistics, the number of bird species preserved in the park is 273 species, accounting for about 50% of the total number of bird species in Hong Kong. In addition, this place is also home to many species of swamp animals, cows and cows. amphibians. In addition, visitors also have the opportunity to see the rare and beautiful marsh plants. The park also organizes programs that allow visitors to freely explore and see wild animals such as birds, reptiles, butterflies...

With the investment and scientific planning, the park has received many domestic and foreign awards for the design, layout of architecture and natural landscape in the park. In 2013, the park was voted as one of the 10 wonders of design and engineering of Hong Kong people. The park is also home to seminars on conservation of ecosystems and nature of many famous organizations at home and abroad attracting nearly 3,000 participants annually.

The park is open weekdays (except Tuesday) from 1000 AM to 0500 PM, depending on the weather situation, the schedule may change to ensure the safety of visitors.

Ticket price HG$30, free admission for children.

You can easily visit the park by public transport such as bus (618, 967, 276B, E34A) or West Rail and Light Rail subway.