Hong Kong Wetland Park

The 61-hectare Hong Kong Wetland located at the northern part of Tin Shui Wai which demonstrates the diversity of the Hong Kong's wetland ecosystem and highlights the need to conserve them. It provides an educational opportunity and recreation venue with a theme on the functions and values of wetlands for use by local residents and overseas visitors.

Ha Pak Nai

Ha Pak Nai is located in the southwest of Lau Fau Shan. You can have a wide horizons of Shekou, Shenzhen and a large expanse of fish ponds along the bay shore. A romantic and beautiful picture was created by the mangroves, shallow beach and the sunset shimmering on the water.

Nam Sang Wai

Nam Sang Wai offers a good feeding habitat for migratory waterbirds such as Pintail and Black-faced Spoonbill in winter. When travelling further, a luxurious growth of reeds and mangroves could be seen. It is only way at Shan Pui River that one can cross a river by sampan.

Ping Shan Heritage Trail

Ping Shan Heritage Trail (The Trail), the first of its kind in Hong Kong, unfolds the history and culture of the old villages. The Trail, meandering through Hang Mei Tsuen, Hang Tau Tsuen and Sheung Cheung Wai, is about one kilometer long. It links up over ten scenic spots most of which are traditional Chinese buildings.