If you want to get away from the concrete jungle that is HK, Hong Kong park provides easily accessible respite. In the park there is an excellent aviary, plus a really good tea house for yum cha and a really excellent tea museum.

The park is small, but is a glimpse of nature amidst the skyscrapers. Getting there by foot is surprisingly challenging, and we ended up having to go through the High Court building, up the elevator and out to the park via the back of this...More

Unfortunately the aviary, tea museau and tai chi gardens were all closed so the visit to the park wasn't as good as it could have been. Fortunately the conservatory was open and it was well worth the visit.

A liile piecevof nature in this bustling city. Altough recoverying from a typhoon we enjoyed a stroll around this oark. Lots of quirky surprises in the park including a group of butterfly photographers,a wedding and birdlife. The local birdwatchers meet here each Wednesday morni g...More

The park has an artificial lake with Koi and terrapin in, with waterfalls. Also, the park has lots of specimen trees and flowers. It also has a walk-through aviary, which was unfortunately shut when we were there due to damage from the recent typhoon. A...More

A well landscaped park at the vicinity of Hong Kong’s Central business district, converted from ex-British army’s barracks being built on a mountain slope. Not limited to the greenery, there are interesting spots inside the park, e.g. a walk-through birds’ cage, glass house, visual art...More

I visited after typhoon so sections closed off,it's quite difficult to find and nearly got lost trying find it , despite this park is lovely green space in the city