Hong Kong Park, introducing the production process of tea and teaware in Chinese history

The Flagstaff House of Tea Ware in Hong Kong Park introduces the production process of tea and teaware in various dynasties of China, and also regularly holds different theme exhibitions. The Lo Kwai-Shing Tea House has a tea room, ceramics and tea art exhibitions. The greenhouse grows a variety of exotic flowers, such as cacti in the Arid Plant Exhibition Hall and saxifrage in the Tropical Plant Exhibition Hall.

This park, which cost HK$398 million to build, is located in Central and covers an area of ​​8 hectares. It is an outstanding example of the combination of modern design and facilities with the natural environment. Another attraction of the park is the theme of flowing water, which uses waterfalls, streams, pools and cliffs made of artificial rocks to connect the different scenes in the park.

The park has many unique natural areas, including an aviary with many kinds of birds, the largest greenhouse in Southeast Asia, a 30-meter-high bird's-eye view point for visitors to overlook the entire park, and a 20-meter-high clock tower, which is the focal point of the park and provides a gathering place for visitors. In addition, the park has a conservation garden with more than 100 species of dragonflies, which are very spectacular. It is worth mentioning that there is a marriage registration office in the park, so you can often see couples making engagement vows here. In the park filled with flowers, it is very warm and cozy, and often attracts many Tourists to watch.