[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden (Updated May)

#hongkongguide 2Days itinerary to Discover Hong Kong’s rural side—ancient villages, waterfalls, and wildlife!) Hong Kong isn’t just a concrete jungle—it’s also home to hidden villages, lush forests, and untouched landscapes. This itinerary will take you far from the skyscrapers to explore a side of Hong Kong that most tourists never see! 🌿✨ Day1: 🌞 Morning: Tai O Fishing Village – A Step Back in Time 📍 How to Get There: • Take the MTR to Tung Chung Station, then bus #11 to Tai O (~50 minutes). ✅ Things to Do: • Wander through Tai O’s stilt houses 🏡 – See how fishermen have lived for centuries. • Take a boat tour 🚤 – Spot Chinese white dolphins (if you’re lucky!). • Explore the Tai O Heritage Hotel 🏨 – A former police station turned boutique hotel. 🍽 Breakfast: • Tai O Bakery 🍞🐟 – Try their famous charcoal-grilled egg waffles & salted fish buns! 💡 TIP: Arrive early in the morning to enjoy peaceful village vibes before tourists arrive. ⸻ 🌅 Afternoon: Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden – A Hidden Nature Retreat 📍 How to Get There: • From Tai O, take bus #11 back to Tung Chung, then the MTR to Tai Po Market Station. • From Tai Po Market, take green minibus #9 (~25 minutes). ✅ Things to Do: • Visit the Butterfly Garden 🦋 – Home to over 100 butterfly species! • Hike up to the Sunset Peak Lookout 🌄 – Stunning panoramic mountain views. • See rescued animals 🐵🦅 – They rehabilitate wild animals like monkeys & eagles. 🍽 Lunch: • Eat at the farm café 🥗 – They serve organic vegetarian meals grown on-site! 💡 TIP: Bring comfortable shoes & a camera—the views are incredible! ⸻ 🌙 Day2 : Bride’s Pool Waterfall – A Secret Waterfall for a Refreshing Dip 📍 How to Get There: • From Kadoorie Farm, take a taxi (~15 minutes) to Bride’s Pool. ✅ Things to Do: • Swim in the waterfall pool 💦 – A hidden natural swimming hole. • Explore Mirror Pool 🌊 – A second, quieter waterfall nearby. • Enjoy a mini picnic 🧺 – Perfect way to end the trip! 💡 TIP: Avoid weekends—it’s more peaceful on weekdays! 🚆 How to Get Back: • Take Bus #275R to Tai Po Market MTR Station, then the train back to Central/Kowloon.

#MothersDay2024 Mother's Day and mother 👵 get close to nature 🌬 Located in Tai Po, Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden 🌳🌿☘️🍀 Collection of the most complete plant varieties in Hong Kong, all year round can be viewed 🌺🌸🌼 flowers, and raise many farm animals, so Kadoorie Farm and Botanical Garden is the most popular outdoor parent-child destination in Hong Kong. If you plan to visit the Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden, read the article before you leave for details of how to enter the Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden, transportation tips, and must-see attractions for a day trip. Arrange your day trip! Mother's Day 👵 Enjoy a good choice in the countryside 👍👍👍

You don't have to fly to see the cherry blossoms🔥 Every year from January to February, the memorial pavilion of Mr. Hu Tingsheng at Kadoorie Farm is full of bellflower cherries🌸 Mr. Hu Tingsheng Memorial Pavilion is located on the ridge. There is a paid viewing bus available, but it is quickly full 🥲 If you walk up the ridge from the entrance, it will take about 45-60 minutes 🚶🏻‍♀️ Want to know when cherry blossoms bloom at their brightest? You can keep an eye on the Facebook announcement of Cadbury Farm🌸 Cadbury Farm Charges: 1. General visitors 12 to 59 years Admission: $50 Sightseeing bus fare: $30 Persons 60 years of age or older/eligible persons with disabilities Admission: $20 (Monday to Sunday and public holidays charges) Sightseeing Bus Fare: $15 Sightseeing Bus **When I went that day it was only 5-60% left, but still felt very shocked *Please take care of the natural environment and flowers* #travel #localtour #hongkonggoodplaces #travel

#Valentine's Day ♧During the flower season, the author and his friends went to Zuo Jiadao Farm to enjoy the flowers. 🌺It was noon when we arrived, and the sightseeing bus tickets were sold out, so we took a walking mountaineering and flower viewing trip. 👣 🥀The blooming plum blossoms are so eye-catching😍On the road to the Hu Tingsheng Memorial Pavilion, the bell-flowered cherries are still in full bloom🥳Attracting many passers-by (including couples) to check in📸It's so lively🤗 🌳Breathing in the negative ions of nature, even though it is a bit tiring to climb Guanyin Mountain, it still feels worth it. The fog-covered Guanyin Mountain is like being in a fairyland🤗 🚍On the return trip, even though we didn't buy a bus ticket, the sightseeing bus driver took the initiative to stop and let us get on the bus and sent us down the mountain for free. We only found out on the bus that this bus was a special overtime last bus. Thankful to have met it🙏 🌳Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Gardens: Lam Kam Road, Tai Po 🕰Opening hours: Monday to Sunday: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm Closed: Please see the official website ♤Admission tickets for February 6 have been adjusted: $50 for adults and $30 for the tour bus within the park (please see the official website for details) 🎈The most common transportation methods: 🚍64K bus from Yuen Long West to Tai Po: get off at Kadoorie Farm Station #Kadoorie Farm#Good Place for Couples#Good Place for New Year#Local Tour#Good Place for Flower Viewing#Good Place for Tai Po#Full of Negative Ions

Kadoorie Farm, Hong Kong, has different flowering seasons in different months of each year. From January to February, cherry blossoms, peach blossoms and plum blossoms are limited to the season. In addition to admiring the flowers, you can also watch different animals. You can choose to hike, or you can choose to take a guided tour to the top to enjoy the scenery and slowly walk back down the mountain. If you want to sit on the bus go a little early to purchase tickets. #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places #Suburban Good Places Access: Take the 64K bus from Tai Po Market to Yuen Long West or get off at Jin Sham Lu Station. Change to the 64K bus to Tai Po and get off at the bus stop at Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden.

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, formerly known as the Kadoorie Agricultural Aid Society, is an environmental conservation education centre and botanical garden in Hong Kong. It is located on the northern slope and foothills of Tai Mo Shan in Tai Po District, New Territories, on Lam Kam Road near Lam Tsuen Pak Niu Shek and Kwun Yam Shan in Yuen Long. It covers an area of ​​148 hectares and spans across Tai Po District and Yuen Long District. Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30am to 5:00pm Admission fee: General visit fee (HKD)💰 1) 12 to 59 years old $40 2) 4 to 11 years old $20 3) * Schools, registered charities and government organizations (minimum 20 people) $20 4) Seniors aged 60 or above or eligible persons with disabilities Free admission from Monday to Friday (Saturday, Sunday and public holidays charge $20) 5) Free for children under 4 years old How to get there: You can take bus 64K towards Yuen Long West at Tai Wo Station or Tai Po Market Station and get off at the bus stop in front of Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Gardens. 🚃 #LocalTour #HongKongGoodDestinations #FamilyGoodDestinations #SuburbanGoodDestinations #PhotographyGoodDestinations #HongKongCheck-In

#Parent-Child Activities #Good place for parents and children #Outing #Look at animals The autumn air is crisp. Let's walk around on weekends We went to Kadoorie Farm this time! There is a bus from Tai Po to Kadoorie Farm, or you can change to a taxi at Tai Wo Railway Station (about $70). The Cadbury Farm has many separate areas, and there are quite a lot of animals to see. Children like large animals, and they are very happy to see deer, alligators🐊, and red cranes🦩! Of course, there are also some small birds, insects, fish, etc., carefully slowly read, read the introduction, really learned a lot. If time permits, you can also take the park bus to tour and hike inside, which can really kill the whole day. There is also an animal full contact event at Cadbury Farm, but you have to register early, we missed it that day😞 For more information or tour routes please refer to the official website ~ #LocalTravel #HongKongGood Places #SummerGood Places

Go straight up from the entrance to the Tai To Hill Trail opposite the Kadoorie Farm. There is no shade along the road More, hot air too hot really this harder. This mountain is 566 meters above sea level. It is named because it is steep and thin as a knife. This path is more suitable for veteran hikers

We all have to go to work and school on weekdays, so we like to take our children outdoors to get close to nature🌳, breathe fresh air and get to know the natural ecology. This time we went to the butterfly 🦋 guided tour organized by Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden. It was not only fun but also very educational! Located on the northern slope of Mount Tai Mo Shan, the highest mountain range in Hong Kong, Cadbury Farm is the largest nature reserve in Hong Kong, covering an area of ​​about 148 hectares, larger than Ocean Park (92 hectares) and the Chinese University Building (137 hectares)! The Cadbury Farm also adopted injured and rehabilitated animals, some of whom had been illegally kept as pets and eventually abandoned. Approximately 250 species of butterflies have been recorded in Hong Kong, and 201 species have been recorded at Kadoorie Farm alone, accounting for 80% of butterfly species! The tour was led by Philip, Senior Nature Conservation Director, who started our butterfly watching tour with a brief introduction to the background of Cadbury Farm! She took us to different fruit trees and greenhouses to capture different sides of butterflies. We saw a lot of usually very rare butterfly varieties like Birdwing, which were really beautiful and big, and had the opportunity to see butterfly eggs and larvae. During Philip will also explain to us in detail, both children and adults are definitely long knowledge! He also brings a tablet to open the gallery so you can view it up close. Later, he caught a butterfly and introduced it to us, and the kids were excited to see it! In addition to butterflies, we were able to see some animals that we rarely see in the park, such as eagles, owls, and leopard cats. It was an eye-opener! After the visit, there is also a workshop to make handmade wooden keychains. The wood🪵 used is all recycled wood in the garden. Children can use their creativity to draw different patterns on it to create a unique keychain. This butterfly viewing activity is really fun and meaningful. It allows children to stay away from the hustle and bustle, explore nature, broaden their horizons, get to know Hong Kong's flora and fauna, not have to face electronic products all the time, and keep fit 💪! It can also teach them how they can do their part in preserving the environment. In fact, just making a little change in our daily lives has been of great help to environmental preservation! Just like the farm insists on “plastic-free”, supporting organic food, and so on. The farm also has organic eggs 🥚 for sale, which are fragrant and delicious. We bought a box to take home! #LocalTour ⭐️ On August 24 and 31, Cadbury Farm will hold another butterfly tour 👉 Event details can be found on the web page This activity has really benefited us a lot, in addition to increasing their knowledge of ecology, but also able to instill the importance of preserving the environment in children, is definitely a very good parent-child activity, highly recommended to everyone!

We lined up early to go hiking in Fanling, starting from Dadaoling, and then returned to Kadoorie Farm. Unfortunately, we were unable to visit due to the epidemic. We took many photos along the way because of the appearance of the Jesus light. We chose the more difficult Fanling to start, and climbed 566 meters straight up from the Butterfly Mountain Trail to challenge one of the famous staircases. There were a lot of stairs that tested the thighs and knees. There was still blue sky when we arrived at the North Dadaoling. It was covered by clouds halfway, but after reaching the top of Dadaoling, we found the Jesus light, and our mood immediately brightened up. The journey was not far, and it took about 3-4 hours, but it might be more difficult for beginners. #Hiking route recommendations

Living in the concrete jungle of Hong Kong, I had a rare free day a while ago, so I went to Kadoorie Farm for a walk. Kadoorie Farm is located on the hillside of Tai Mo Shan, hundreds of meters higher than the city, and even the air is exceptionally fresh. There are birds singing and flowers blooming here, and it is a paradise for photography enthusiasts like me. Even if you don't like photography, this is undoubtedly a great place for hiking and picnics, and is very suitable for men, women, young and old, and the whole family. #localtourism #Kadoorie Farm #localplaces #attractions #photography #hongkong #animal #zoo #kisstheanimals

Organic Farm Wild Grass Flower Fruit Organic Farm Reservation System, experience the fun of picking radishes in the fields, experience DIY making radish cakes, and taste homemade radish cakes #radish#farmexperience #funrecommendation #weekend #happy

Baby is suitable to walk the farm, there are animals to see and mountain walking! #Outdoor good places Let's go with Yama baby👶🏻 Mountain baby Marine! Because Marine has always loved nature and small animals, recently she is more and more willing to walk alone (finally not having to walk a few steps to hug 🥲) we decided to go with her to the Kadoorie farm near my home 👨 👩 👧 The Kadoorie Farm covers an area of ​​148 hectares. In addition to different flora and fauna, different varieties of flowers bloom all year round, you can also hike up to the peak of Guanyin Peak, which is about 550 meters above sea level. Our first effective trip with Marine, of course, relaxed a 2-hour parent-child trip, hiking relaxing route, see his favorite little animals🐷🐒🦉🦅 You can see the big fat pig from the pig house. The Parrot Care Center saw different species of parrots to red herons, crocodiles, wild birds and turtles, etc. The wildlife that lives in the circle, Marine was very curious and couldn't wait to leave. After watching the owl 🦉 once, we still asked him to watch it again before leaving😂 If you are hungry, you can also rest at the vegetarian kiosk near the farm entrance, have lunch🥣 and a drink. The vegetarian kiosk is still operated by the Newborn Mental Rehabilitation Society 🥰 If you are tired from walking, there are many chairs along the park for you to rest, it is definitely a good place to relax and get close to nature. Opening hours Monday to Sunday 9:30am to 5pm. Admission fee Free for children under 5 and over 60, HK$20 for children aged 5-11 and HK$40 for adults 12-59.

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden is located on Lam Kam Road, Tai Po. It is an animal shelter and conservation center open to visitors. The zoo displays different kinds of animals and plants, including parrots, mynah birds, pythons, owls, etc. They are all victims of smuggling activities and were rescued and raised by Kadoorie Farm. Kadoorie Farm covers a very large area, where adults and children can see different animals, learn while having fun, and spend a meaningful afternoon! Take bus 64K from Tai Po Market Station or Tai Wo Station and get off at Kadoorie Farm Station You can also transfer to bus 64K at Kam Sheung Road Station and get off at that station #Good Places to Go in the Countryside #Local Travel

Finally visit this 150-hectare nature reserve and animal rescue farm located at Lam Kam Road, Taipo. It’s actually sprawled over foothills of Tai Mo Shan. So if you’re coming from Tsuen Wan, be sure you take the Tai Mo Shan hill road. Kadoorie Farm started as a project to help the villagers nearby on how to farm and raise livestock. Currently, it put its focus on promoting and educating the public on sustainable living (farming) and rehabilitating rescued animals. It is split into upper and lower nature reserve areas with the animals located in the latter. There are so many attractions abs we simply don’t have enough time (we went after school). At the lower nature reserves, we saw reptiles, birds and animals such as leopard cats and pigs. There are many plants, frogs, bugs and worms around too. Kids had so much fun roaming around, finding everything interesting. We were surprised by a giant caterpillar whom look like a twig. We love this farm and plan to visit again when the weather isn’t too hot. With so much to offer, it definitely takes more than a day or two to fully explore it. How to get there: - Take 64K bus from Tai Po Market and get off at the Kadoorie Farm bus stop Admission Ticket: $30 adults and $15 for age 5 to 11 Opening hours: 9.30am to 5pm X #hongkongkids #hkblogger #hkmom #hkkids #kadooriefarm #hongkongfarm #countrypark #nature #outdoor #familyactivities #mykids馬來港孩 #農場 #嘉道理農場 #戶外活動 #親子好去處 #親子活動 #親親大自然 #香港好去處 #親子好去處懶人包

[Parent-Child Good Place] Kadoorie Farm ~ Flower Viewing + Animals + Hong Kong Flower Exhibition in Sham Shui Po 23/2/2021 (Tuesday) Last week, Cadbury Farm opened again~ The farm is famous for its flower viewing, but it is reported that the #cherry blossoms are already in full bloom during the Lunar New Year and have passed the #flower viewing period . However hold the mindset to #seeflowers to look . We finished zooming in the morning and left at 10:40a.m . public transportation (Information from the farm website) Take the East Rail/Bus Alight at Tai Po Market or Tai Wo Station, transfer to bus 64K towards Yuen Long West, about 20-25 minutes to the top of a stretch of large ramp, get off at the bus stop in front of Cadogan Farm and Botanical Garden. Take the West Rail/Bus Get off at Jin Sham Lu Station and transfer to bus 64K towards Tai Po. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the top of a large ramp and get off at the bus stop at Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden. Take the bus Take the 64K bus from Tai Po to Yuen Long West and get off at the bus stop at Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden. Farm hours: 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. （ Visitor entry and in-park sightseeing bus services will cease from 3pm daily until further notice. ） Please pay attention to the details ： https://www.kfbg.org/tc/general-information Arriving around 11:30a.m., there were many people lining up outside the door to buy tickets. It showed that 423 people had entered, but last week only 500 people were limited, which was very tight ！ (But this week it has been changed to a maximum of 1000 people, so we recommend keeping an eye on the website for the latest arrangements before you go.) General visit Fee (HKD) 12 to 59 years $30 5 to 11 years $15 Free for those under 5, seniors 60 or older and eligible persons with disabilities Under 5 is free, so I only bought 1 adult ticket . Additionally, you can buy in-park sightseeing bus tickets at the ticket office. Because the farm is really big, I recommend purchasing. Sightseeing bus in the park Fee (HKD) 12 to 59 years $10 5 to 11 years $5 Free for those under 5, seniors 60 or older and eligible persons with disabilities But because we got there very late, we could only buy tickets for 2:40p.m., but at this time, we should be almost time to get home, so we didn't. Therefore it is recommended that if you want to visit, it is best to leave early D . There is a map on the display board at the door, you can take a picture first or ask the staff to get a physical route map. （ Note: Calls may not be received on the side of the mountain!!! This was the case more than 10 years ago ） First we went to the vegetarian restaurant near the door (in-house only, al fresco seating) and ordered the organic bean curd vegetable burger and organic mushroom corn toast. The bean curd vegetable burger is quite special, the tofu steak is very large, but relatively dry, so there is some greasiness. The mushroom corn toast had really less mushroom corn. (The above is purely personal opinion) Remember, whether you eat or not, be sure to go to the small zoo next to the restaurant to see the marmosets , very small and cute , I have to see my son again before he leaves . Afterwards, we visited the #Downmountain area. Some animals, such as reptiles or amphibians In an indoor exhibition, there are also some birds in large outdoor cages. You can also see the barking deer ,pig and Red Crane etc. It's #gardens Inside #check-in is a good option . There aren’t many flowers in the lower mountains, so we decided to #hike up the #uphills . Since the pandemic, we have been #bb hiking, 4 years old can walk well, so we walked up, but the ramp road no shade , very sunny It's hot , it was hard, and finally decided to turn back . But after going back down the hill, find a second way up the hill, which is a stairway and shaded by trees , so we try again . There were many passers-by along the road, indicating that my son was very good at walking faster than them and being so powerful . After about 20 minutes up the stairs, it was even down the ramp , the aunt who was traveling with us doubted whether we had gone wrong, but asked the oncoming uncle and stated that we were to move forward. Ok~ We continued walking and ended up walking to #FourPillarsOptimus , as far as I know is in the lower mountains , went around in a circle, and went up and down the mountain but couldn't get to the uphill area . Actually, there is a road up the hill next to Four Pillars Optimus Sky, but my son has been hiking for an hour , looking at the map, there is a stairway that goes directly down the hill. So decided to turn back again . On the way down I saw wild monkeys crawling around the edges of the trees . Actually, my son fell down while going up the mountain and rubbed his leg , so down the mountain wanted to take him to the medical room, but the kids certainly didn’t want to go, I said we went to the farm shop to buy food and go to the medical room. I was thinking of buying ice cream or ice cream , I really thought too much , is not available . But there are drinks Buy the same biscuit snacks . The concession shop also sells organic food from Taiwan, and the prices are reasonable. I bought a can of coconut water for 6 dollars, a box of brown rice cakes for 30 dollars. There are some tables and chairs near the farm entrance for sitting, and there are umbrellas, so you are not afraid of the sun . The brown rice cake is quite tasty, crispy and not too sweet, my son can't stop eating it. Finally, we went to the medical room to disinfect the wound and left. Afterword If you want to enjoy the cherry blossoms , may be disappointed. The locations of other flowers are not very concentrated, and they will not be everywhere like a flower show . It is highly recommended to purchase a sightseeing ticket, but you may need to leave earlier to get an earlier ticket. There are not many animals to see in the lower mountains, and they are often hidden and have to be captured to see. Children love watching marmosets at the small zoo next to the restaurant , very small and cute , I have to see my son again before he leaves . If you only want to enjoy the flowers, don't expect too much. However, the farm is committed to promoting conservation work, and it is worth coming to support it . On the way back, we passed by Lai Chi Kok Park in Mongkok and saw flowers in full bloom Also shown in the same scene District 18 Hong Kong Flower Show ~ Sham Shui Po District This year, due to the epidemic ~ the flower show will be held online, or you can also visit selected parks in District 18 with exquisite gardens, themed flower gardens and tulip gardens. The exhibition is near Exit D of Mong Kok MTR Station If you bring a stroller, (take the lift to the ground Mastercard Plaza before exiting the gate) you can exit at Exit C, then cross the road, enter the park, go left (ie towards Manhattan Hill, not the library direction) and go straight along the flat road. If you exit D (the junction of the West Rail and the Red Line), also go left (i.e. towards Manhattan Hill, not the direction of the library) and go straight along the flat road. #Parent-ChildActivities #HolidayGood Places #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravel #ILoveHongKong #ParentChildHiking #RelaxationGoodPlace #CadoorieFarm #FlowerSeeing #Animals #Free forUnder5YearsOld #Additional #18DistrictHongKongFlowerExhibition #Sham Shui Po #parents and children #hiking

This time we introduce #Cadoorie Farm No exciting rides, but lots of, lots of animals! And education is rich, if you want your children to learn #environmental awareness, #nature and ecological changes, this is the right place for you ~🤩 #Super cheap admission, adults charge only $30, under 5 and 60 or older #Free! Our day: husband + me + #general + two elders admission, five people admission fee is only $ 60, very cheap, but parking is more troublesome 🤔, can not park at the door, we parked the car nearby and then turn a taxi in 🚗, taxi about $ 60 (bus about $ 10 / person). I wonder if the place is too big or simply my luck? We went to each animal area not crowded, in addition to quietly watching the animals, introduction, but also can easily take pictures📸️, no crowd and no queue. 😌 I came here with all my heart for an "eco tour" to show my son some wildlife that he doesn't have a chance to see: deer, civets, a large number of raptors, leopard cats, etc., and many amphibians and reptiles. If your child is under 5 years old, I suggest you focus on the animal area (there is another plant area in the venue, but farther), and do not recommend you bring a stroller to 🙅🏻 ♀️, if you are afraid of the baby playing to sleep, using Hip seat will be more convenient. Walking the entire animal area (walking at a super slow speed, taking pictures while walking, resting) we spent about two hours ~ 👩🏻‍💻 There are many farmhouses, what type of family is this farmhouse suitable for? 📍Want to see rare animals (if you are bored of watching pigs, cattle and sheep, this is the right place) 📍2-5 years old children (actually suitable for 5 years old and above, but 5 years old and below free, at least once) 📍Bring the elders 📍In addition to playing, I want to absorb some educational knowledge 👩🏻‍💻What kind of families might be disappointed when they go there? 📍Want to play with exciting facilities 📍Children need to ride in a stroller #wildlife #Sining #parents and children #dating #local tour #ecotourism #deer #Tai Po #New Year's Eve #Travel Inspiration #Where to Play in Spring #Sights Photography Guide #Where to Go in December #Local Tour #where to go in the spring #where to go in December #local tours #camping places

Under the cherry blossom trees in Hong Kong. ❤️Thanks to a beautiful weather for me to complete the shoot, but walking up and down the slope for three hours was not easy. You have to pay to see cherries 🍒 💪🏻🤣 To add: All day shooting got an invitation from the farm. The entire shoot was monitored and introduced by farm staff. Have filming😁 #Cadoorie Farm

Located on the southern slopes of Tai Mo Shan, Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden is an ideal destination for nature conservation, education, and relaxation, making it popular among families and environmental enthusiasts. The expansive grounds are divided into various themed areas, including a tropical botanical garden, an animal rehabilitation center, an organic farm, and a butterfly garden. Visitors can observe local ecosystems and learn about wildlife rescue and nature education efforts. Established in the 1950s by the Kadoorie family to assist New Territories farmers in improving their livelihoods, the farm has since evolved into an internationally recognized biodiversity center. The site features numerous nature trails and observation decks, offering views of rare plants and Hong Kong's unique wildlife, such as leopard cats and pangolins. Perfect for family outings, it also attracts travelers seeking spiritual healing and sustainable living. If you're looking to connect with nature, gain ecological knowledge, and find tranquility in the forest, Kadoorie Farm is a must-visit destination.

#HongKongSakura Cherry blossoms are in full bloom in many parks in Hong Kong, making them a great place to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring: • Hong Kong Airport Cherry Blossom Garden: 30+ pink cherry trees are in full bloom by the sea, with planes taking off and landing in the background. It is the first choice for cyber cherry blossom photos. The flowering period is from late February to mid-March. It is open to the public free of charge. It is recommended to visit during weekdays during off-peak hours. • Kadoorie Farm: The bell flowers and cherry blossoms bloom at the same time, and you may occasionally encounter wild boars and butterflies. It is a great choice for a family trip. The vegetarian restaurant "Qingtingxuan" on the farm has desserts limited to the cherry blossom season. The flowering period is from February to March. You need to make an appointment in advance to enter the park. The ticket price is HK$30. • Tai Mo Shan Rotary Park: 38 Taiwan cherry trees cover the mountainside, where you can take photos of the "night cherry blossoms and starry sky" at night. Take bus No. 51 from Tsuen Wan West Station and walk for 10 minutes to the destination. The flowering period is from late February to early March, and you can also climb to the top of Hong Kong’s highest peak to view the sea of ​​clouds. Before traveling, pay attention to the weather and flowering season, wear comfortable shoes, and bring a camera to record the beautiful moments.

Spring in Hong Kong brings blooming cherry blossoms, adding a touch of romance to the city. Here’s a guide to enjoying cherry blossoms in Hong Kong: Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots 1. Tung Chung Cherry Blossom Garden: Featuring 85 pink cherry blossom trees that create a romantic pink avenue. Located on Chek Lap Kok South Road in Tung Chung, accessible via the northern Lantau Island shuttle route. 2. Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden: The bell-shaped cherry blossoms bloom in early spring, showcasing purple-red flowers that enhance the beauty of the northern slopes of Tai Mo Shan. Reachable via Kowloon Bus Route 64K. 3. Tai Po Waterfront Park: Home to over 90 cherry blossom trees of various species, such as Fuji cherry and mountain cherry. The park also includes facilities like a children’s playground, making it ideal for family outings. Accessible via Kowloon Bus Routes 73F, 74F, or 275R. Blooming Period The blooming period of cherry blossoms in Hong Kong varies depending on the species and temperature. Generally, cherry blossoms can be enjoyed from February to April, with a short blooming period lasting 1 to 2 weeks. Plan your visit accordingly. Tips When viewing cherry blossoms, remember to maintain environmental cleanliness and protect the plants. If you plan to take photos, check in advance whether professional equipment is allowed on-site.

Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden is a renowned nature conservation area in Hong Kong. It not only boasts a rich variety of flora and fauna but is also an ideal spot for cherry blossom viewing. The farm is home to various types of cherry blossoms, including the commonly seen pink double-flowered cherry blossoms and the rarer white cherry blossoms. Located in the mountainous area of Lam Tsuen in Tai Po, the farm enjoys a cooler climate in spring, which allows the cherry blossoms to have a longer blooming period. The tranquil environment here lacks the crowded feel of urban parks, making it especially suitable for nature-loving visitors. Besides cherry blossoms, the farm also features various flowers, botanical gardens, and animal conservation areas, allowing visitors to enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms while experiencing the joy of being in nature. However, getting to Kadoorie Farm requires a longer travel time and an admission ticket, but for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and take a leisurely stroll in nature, it is still a highly recommended cherry blossom viewing spot.

Kadoorie Farm & Gardens is a great journey out of the city for people wanting to have a relaxing experience & also animal lovers. Hear how they help injured native animals & learn about native flora & fauna. It is also a working farm with Farm shop. #nature #animals #wildlifrescue #farmshop

Kadoorie Farm Botanic Gardens in Hong Kong is an ideal place to view rhododendrons. Every spring, the rhododendrons here bloom, bringing visitors brilliant colors and charming fragrance. There are many varieties of azaleas, ranging from bright red to soft pink and even pure white, which is dazzling. In the botanical gardens, visitors can stroll along the dedicated flower-viewing trail, admire the blooming rhododendrons, and take beautiful photos to capture the breath of spring. The botanical garden's quiet environment, coupled with the surrounding natural landscape, makes people feel the joy of close contact with nature. Whether it is a family outing or a gathering with friends, the azalea viewing event at Kadoorie Farm Botanic Gardens is an unforgettable experience, making it a must-visit place in spring. #Hong Kong Destinations #GlobalTravel

I went to Kadoorie Farm in the morning and found kindergarten and primary school teachers taking their students on a tour. Different plants are grown on the farm. Flowers bloom in spring. Do you remember the stolen monitor lizard Aberdeen? Of course, the farm has more than just Aberdeen monitor lizards, there are also deer, flamingos, etc. Adults are charged NT$50 per person, including full-day viewing of flora and fauna, the memorial Shuanglian Pavilion, and the Guanyin statue. #WeekendTrip

Kadoorie Farm in Tai Po, northern New Territories is a place that combines agriculture, education and eco-tourism.. 10 points for family trips.☺️☺️ Different types of crops are grown in the farm, including vegetables, fruits, flowers and plants. Kadoorie Farm is also an important educational venue. The farm team will hold various agricultural and ecological education activities. It is a good place to learn and understand the knowledge of agriculture and ecological conservation. Kadoorie Farm Address: 200 Lam Tsuen Road, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong. You can take the bus or subway. 👉🏻 Take the subway, get off at Tai Po Market Station, and then take a bus or taxi to Kadoorie Farm. #Local Tour #Hong Kong Good Places #Parent-Child Good Places

I rarely have time during the holidays, so I went to Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden. I believe that maybe because too many people took advantage of the Easter Holiday to travel abroad, Cadbury Farm has returned to its former tranquility. Can be very comfortable to enjoy the flowers! The flowers are really beautiful and beautiful, although they were taken with a mobile phone but they are good 🥰 Cadbury Farm and Botanical Garden Lam Kin Highway, Tai Po, New Territories, Hong Kong Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 9:30am to 5pm

Kadoorie Farm Half Day Tour Opening hours: - Monday to Sunday 09:00 - 17:00 - Please refer to the official website for closed days Transportation: - Take bus 64K from Tai Po to Yuen Long West and get off at the bus stop of Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Gardens. - If you take the MTR, you can choose Tai Wo Station or Kam Sheung Road Station and transfer to bus 64K. Restaurant: Huishiying, about $20-50 Easy travel method: This method is also suitable for family travel. Purchase an admission ticket ($50 for adults, $25 for children, $20 for seniors) and a sightseeing bus ticket ($30 for adults, $15 for children and seniors) at the entrance, take the sightseeing bus to visit the upper mountain area, and get off at the last stop, Guanyin Mountain. The hills in Kadoorie Gardens are quite steep. Instead of going up the hill, you can walk down slowly and visit different animal houses and plant trails along the way. If you want to see small animals, most of them are located in the lower mountain area. Different owls, hawks, and eagles are all in the raptor care center. They are all injured, illegally traded, or too dependent on humans to be released into the wild, and are kept in the park. After visiting the farm, you can take KMB Bus No. 64K to Kam Sheung Road/Yuen Long at the farm gate or go to the opposite side of the road and take KMB Bus No. 64K to Kam Sheung Road Station. This time I chose to go to Yuen Long because there are many delicious foods in Yuen Long😜. Jewel Restaurant Address: G/F, Pearl House, 1-11 On Lok Road, Yuen Long Take Bus 64K towards Yuen Long, get off at Yau San Street Station, cross the road across the street and walk towards MTR Yuen Long Station. The Gem Restaurant is a nostalgic Hong Kong-style western restaurant, most famous for its teppanyaki steak and some nostalgic frozen drinks such as Black Beef (cola with ice cream scoops). - The steak doesn’t have too much tenderizing powder, so it doesn’t lose its texture, and it still retains a little pink in the middle, so it’s not fully cooked. When a piece of "high-end" sirloin steak at a hipster Western restaurant costs hundreds of dollars, here it's only around eighty dollars, and the quality is just as good. - The baked spaghetti with meat sauce uses minced beef, and you can taste the beef flavor with every bite, which is the unique flavor of baked meat sauce in tea restaurants. - Ice cream caramel custard French toast. Although the custard is not tasted, the chocolate ice cream ball and freshly fried French toast are delicious and evil. It would be greasy if custard was added, but it’s just right without it. French toast is not greasy and has no oily smell. Put one cold and one hot in your mouth and enjoy it in many ways. #Kadoorie Farm #Nostalgic Restaurant #Yuen Long Restaurant