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  • Reggie B
    3 contributions
    Review of: Sandbox VR
    Great experience!
    Its amazing!!!

    So much fun, a great user friendly experience that lasts for 30 mintues but feels like an hour.

    Great with friends, or would be great for a work team bonding exercise :)
    Written 24 November 2021
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
  • BradJill
    Hong Kong, China146,662 contributions
    Review of: Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Gardens
    Respectable farm with rarely seen rescued local animals
    The Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden is located in the valley along Lam Kam Road between Tai Po and Yuen Long and is most easily accessible by way of bus route 64K. Opening hours are 9.30am to 5pm daily and entry fees are HK$40 (adults) and HK$20 (children aged 5-11).

    Note: The Kadoorie grounds are on the slope of a mountain. As such, you can purchase shuttle ticket (HK$10 per adult, HK$5 per child) and be driven to various drop off points from which you can walk back down to the entrance to the farm. Or take your time and walk upwards through the farm and garden grounds and take the shuttle back if you purchase ticket along with your entry fee.

    This organisation is dedicated to nature conservation, rescue and rehabilitation of native animals, some of which are endangered or rarely seen and education about sustainable living. Particularly impressive are the efforts towards rescued animals. There are numerous facilities spread around the grounds, where you can view leopard cats, muntjac (barking) deer, bats, raptors, interesting reptiles and other animals in respectable enclosures. There is often information provided about the animals including names and ages if interested.

    You will also find a lovely stream with surfaced walking paths and beautiful gardening and landscaping. This is a delightful area to walk and enjoy being in nature. Some benches and picnic spots can be found here and at other tranquil garden areas within Kadoorie as well.

    There is an area dedicated to sustainable farming examples and education. You'll find a farm shop and cafe called the Sun Garden Cafe near the entrance. There are public toilets in various locations within the kadoorie grounds. Note, best to print or download the Kadoorie map and layout before setting off to explore as you will quickly learn how large of an area is included. It can be a bit tricky finding particular enclosures if you don't know your way around.

    In the end, the location is a bit inconvenient of those in the city but the experience is rewarding for anyone who wants to spend 1/2 to 3/4 of a day in a valley countryside close to nature, especially a good option for those with children.
    Written 3 January 2022
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
  • Angelee11
    Manila, Philippines4 contributions
    Review of: Noah's Ark Hong Kong
    Relaxing stay
    The hotel is accessible by bus from the airport. The room is clean, bed and pillows are comfortable. Nice bathroom. We also loved the beach area. A relaxing stay indeed for our family.
    Written 27 November 2019
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
  • igal27
    Rehovot, Israel4,989 contributions
    Review of: The University of Hong Kong
    Nice, clean, modern facilities
    I was in Hong Kong for a conference, whose venue was in Hong Kong University's Centennial campus. I found the facilities very nice, modern, clean and practical, although the campus itself visually is nothing special. It's very practical that you can get directly in the campus from underground from the Metro.
    Written 16 June 2019
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
  • anieh_chan
    Hong Kong, China289 contributions
    Review of: Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts
    Great theatre
    Went there for Priscilla - which was wonderful - theatre is of good size..this is actually academy for students though Lyric theatre from time to time host some functions.
    Written 14 October 2017
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  • BradJill
    Hong Kong, China146,662 contributions
    Review of: Yan Tun Kong Study Hall
    Stop 8 on the Ping Shan Heritage Trail
    The Yan Tun Kong Study Hall is stop 8 on the Ping Shan Heritage Trail in the Yuen Long District. It is located along one of the small lanes east of the main trail through a heavily inhabited area just north of the Tang Ancestral Hall (stop 7). Surrounded by residencies, this is an interesting but somewhat difficult attraction to find so do make sure to have the self-walk trail map with you as street signage is not particular helpful until you arrive at the entrance of the study hall. Opening hours are 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm daily (closed on Tuesdays).

    Historically, this Declared Monument building (2009) served as a traditional ancestral hall, a venue for teaching and examination preparations. Today, it continues to host seasonal festivities and clan gatherings. What you will see here is rather similar to that of the impressive Yu Kiu and Tang Ancestral Halls but on a noticeably smaller scale.

    The study hall is a two-hall structure with only one open courtyard. The grey bricked facade is decorated with nice murals and ridge motifs. Within, there are lovely carved tuofeng (camel humps) motifs upon the wooden beams holding up the study hall roofs. There is a beautiful ancestral altar as well as information panels describing the restoration efforts that brought the building back to its original splendour in 2009.

    Overall, well worth a few minutes to make sure you find and see the Yan Tun Kong Study Hall. With a trail map, it isn't too difficult to find your way there. Afterwards, return to the main trail and continue onwards towards the Old Well (stop 8) and Yeung Hau Temple (stop 9) just a few minutes away on foot.
    Written 18 October 2021
    This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
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