Hong Kong Park

Hong Kong prides itself on the hustle and bustle of city life. While the stunning architecture of Hong Kong's modern sky scrapers will no doubt keep your attention, it is worth paying a visit to the main park in Hong Kong which is very beautiful. The park covers an area of over 10 hectares and was first made assessable to the public in 1991.

The park is located on the site of the old Victoria Barracks. Among The Parks numerous attractions there is a lakes and ponds, artificial waterfalls, many plants, a visual center for the art, a playground for children, a park restaurant, a tower with a view gallery, a tai chi garden and a fantastic Museum of Tea Ware. The park's highlights are its many peaceful corners and getaways, a large aviary and a modern conservatory.

This is reputable the biggest park in South East Asia and is habitat to two hundred varieties of plants which are sub divided into climatic categories and sub categories. The Avery is perhaps the most arresting feature of this park. Home to a large number of birds with natural habitats designed to replicate the natural environments of the birds.

Among these habitats is an impressive rainforest and the ability to tree walk along gangways in order to see the birds at a much closer angle. Not to be missed either when in the park is the museum. It is important wherever you go to relax and unwind. The Hong Kong Park is the place to do this in Hong Kong.

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