Flower viewing in Hong Kong | Shing Mun Valley Park is not only about lotus flowers

12 years ago, I visited #Shing Mun Valley Park for the first time because of the lotus, #waffles and shrimp cakes. Wo Fu visited Shing Mun Valley Park again a few days ago. He got off at Tai Wo Hau MTR Station and walked there through Exit B. The target this time is neither the lotus nor the hydrangea. The most common mountain seen in the park is Changshan. "Changshan" is also called "White Changshan" and blooms small light blue flowers. Remember to take adequate anti-mosquito measures. The "Hydrangea paniculata" seen in Shing Mun Valley Park are all white. Although I didn't go there for the lotus flowers, I was very happy to have the chance to see one. I hope I will have the opportunity to photograph lotus flowers again in June. In fact, the reason why I went to Shing Mun Valley Park this time was because I was attracted by the "Agapanthus" flowers. The "Black-Hearted Coneflower" below the "Agapanthus" is also very beautiful and full of sunshine. The flower of the Delonix regia has five petals, one of which has yellow and white markings. The white one is the cotton wool of kapok. It's rare to see four roses blooming together. The tricolor bougainvillea is colorful, and the small white flowers in the middle are the flowers of the bougainvillea. The park is planted with yellow and pink straw daisy, also known as immortelle. Its luster when in bud is really a bit like wax. #wafflesandshrimpcakesflowerviewing #wafflesandshrimpcakestravelhongkong #flowerviewing #goodplacestoviewflowers #goodplacestoholiday #goodplacesinhongkong #localtravel #wifeandhusband #blog #blogger #hkblogger #hkig #hkflowers #flowers #hktravel #hongkongflowerviewing