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  • jbm4075
    Las Vegas, NV197 contributions
    Love the Sky Trail from Shuttle Bus Stop 4
    Getting to Kadoorie: If coming from HK Island, take the East Rail Line to Tai Wo station, take a green taxi to Kadoorie Farm.

    Suggested itinerary at Kadoorie: Buy your ticket at reception and get a shuttle bus ticket at the same time, wait for the shuttle bus outside the entrance (comes every 15 mins), take the shuttle to Stop 4 (Kadoorie Brothers Memorial Haven).

    From Kadoorie Brothers Memorial Haven, take the Sky Trail (45-60 mins) to T.S. Woo Memorial Haven (near Stop 5)

    From there, take Enkianthus Walk until you get to the washrooms. From there, find the cobbled path along the stream all the way back down (approximately 60-90 mins). Note that you'll need to cross roads at times but the continuation of the cobbled path will always be found nearby on the other side of the road. Bring a walking stick!
    Review of: Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Gardens
    Written 8 April 2023
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  • Alan G
    Hong Kong, China20 contributions
    Not as bad as I feared
    From reading some previoius reviews, I wasn't too keen on visiting this place but a friend was, so we met there. Both families with 3 year olds. It is a bit shabby if you are not used to liufe in HK NT, but we are so it looked normal enough to us. Hard to get to without a car or taxi. We used taxi from yuen long yoho mall for about 70 HKD. You definitely need to guard against mosquitoes and if you dont like animal smells, maybe give it a miss. The animal area had different types of birds, includingh Ostrich and rabbits, goats, a couple of cows - definite overcrowding in the pea fowl and goals pens. There was horse riding (60 second small circuit for 2 tickets (40HKD)). OK for a toddler's first horsey experience but oitherwise no value. The bouncy castle is actually very large and good. You get 15 minutes there for 2 tickets. Overall, it is pricey (and bad value) for doing anything but you can spend a couple of hours there and maybe 160 HKD of activity tickets (only sold in multiple of 80 hkd) and do some animal feeding plus other activities and maybe feel it was an ok afternoon out. We wouldn't go again.
    Review of: Taitong Organic Ecopark
    Written 30 March 2021
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  • Anne R
    Rotorua, New Zealand43 contributions
    Delightful
    Wow- who would have known there was this little gem in Hong Kong? Edible flowers and vegetables and fruit grow in abundance. At only $30.00 (Hong Kong) your entrance fee can be used to purchase produce which you can pick yourself.
    For only $150 (Hong Kong) you can make pizza with your friends and watch while it is cooked in the pizza oven outside. A great way to spend a day out with friends.
    Go to Fanling station and then take a taxi for $70.00 HK or get the minibus.
    Review of: Zen Organic Farm
    Written 3 May 2017
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  • BradJill
    Hong Kong, China158,670 contributions
    Respectable venture, better suited for local residents than visitors to Hong Kong
    Mapopo Community Farm (Wed & Sun, 2-6pm) is one of several eco-friendly gardens and farms that have sprung up around Hong Kong in recent years, providing opportunity for local residents to spend time away from the chaos of the city on weekends.

    In addition to being a retreat to more rural environs, Mapopo Community Farm provides general education on horticulture, agriculture and sustainable farming, important concepts often lost on the present generation, born and raised in ultra-modern and urban Hong Kong. In this regard, Mapopo is a respectable venture, providing a valuable service to the general community and people of Hong Kong.

    For Hong Kong visitors, on the other hand, Mapopo’s location is quite inconvenient being located at Ma Shi Po Village area east of Fanling, not the easiest place to find for those unfamiliar with the area. Further, almost all information for Mapopo is provided in Chinese and, as stated, opening hours for Mapopo are very limited.

    Better Options for Hong Kong Visitors
    If you want to get out of the city, try Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden near Taipo. Kadoorie is located closer to the city, provides considerably more to see and do and it is open year round. Most will find this a much better option in Hong Kong.

    If you want to stay within the city, try the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, the very good Eduard Youde Aviary and the Forsgate Conservatory, each located in Central (HK Island). These are good options with plenty of green space, animals and peace and quiet just minutes away from the streets and noise of the city.
    Review of: Mapopo Community Farm
    Written 26 November 2014
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