We just passed the exit barrier at 5pm. My young son told me he urgently need to use the loo. I saw the toilet just back inside the exit barrier, but the security guard refused to let me back in as my wife had my...More

This is our second time visiting Wetland Park in Hong Kong. We got there by West Rail, Light Rail and just a short walk. You can find the direction very clear on website. We checked out its museum where there are some displays of wetland...More

We took the tram from Tin Shui Wai and its was a nice quote tour. Had lunch in the cafe at the entrance which is basic and not so good Started the tour and saw many ducks and storks in the lake But other than...More

This is an amazing place if you love nature and birds. We went on a Sunday morning. There were volunteers around the park to introduce various aspects of nature. It can get quite hot. Bring water and be prepared to walk a lot. Recommend to...More

I was actually here on a school trip with my Y2 class but unfortunately too many schools (including ours to be fair) were booked on that day so it was quite chaotic and loud lots of the way round. However when my group did manage...More

Well developed walkways, lots of interpretive panels, but considering its 61ha in size the walkway is short. I saw a few birds, several different butterflies, mudskippers and grey mullet ... but not in abundance, you had to really look for them. Park still recovering from...More

The entrance to the centre is a modern, light building housing a cafe and several exhibits along with education rooms. Thee are other buildings dotted around the wetlands themselves as well. The paths are well laid out and are either asphalt or raised wood walkways,...More