Hong Kong is an exciting city for a holiday. Beneath the veneer sheath the city is blanketed in, there is a cultural heart and one that is deeply religious as well. The city also possesses a surprising number of nature related attractions to visit as well. The city offers a spectacular array of wonders for the tourist who enjoys being in the outdoors and appreciating nature. The Hong Kong Wetlands is one such location to explore. Aside from this, the city is also notable for its fashion, electronics, dining and sensational nightlife. The metropolis is also seen as a hub for business and many business executives will find themselves visiting this city to make deals and sign agreements.
The Hong Kong Wetland Park is of great significance to the city and is located in the Tin Shui Wai Territories. Spread across an area of 61 hectares, the wetlands are a beautiful display of the diverse ecosystem that thrives in Hong Kong. This conservation programme also aims at providing information to the public regarding the importance of this area, and has many themed areas that are entertaining and recreational in value.
The Visitor Centre called the Wetland Interactive World has five galleries labelled as What is Wetlands, Living Wetlands, Viewing Galleries, Human Culture and Wetland Challenge. In the living wetlands gallery, visitors can see the different kinds of wetlands and ecosystems existing in the world today. From the Viewing Gallery, visitors have the chance to see some of the best views of the entire park.
To explore these wetlands, visitors have the option of picking one of the two following routes Riverside Hide or Freshwater Marsh. In the park itself there are six areas that a visitor will discover during a tour Pui Puis House, Stream Walk, Succession Walk, Mangrove Boardwalk, Mangrove Boardwalk, Wildside Walk and Butterfly Garden.
There are many areas in the city that are popular alongside the Hong Kong Wetlands. Among the popular attractions are the neighbourhood Soho, Hong Kong Parklane Shoppers Boulevard, hiking along the Lama trail, the citys Maritime Museum, Film Archive, The Big Bus, Aberdeen Harbour, Victoria Harbour, Bank of China Tower, a golf club, the Flower Show, Times Square, Dialogue in the Dark Hong Kong, Star Ferry, Chi Lin Nunnery, Ocean Park and Hong Kong Disneyland.
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