HongKongFootprint.com visited this farm today and found that it is not only a green garden with beautiful scenery, but also a diversified farm with great ecological value. The farm was built in 1956 and occupies about hundred hectares of land. It can be said that it is a rare large-scale farm in Hong Kong.
It is heard that the purpose of building this farm was mainly to serve the local farmers, as well as to help those farmers who immigrated from the mainland of China, and to provide relevant agricultural assistance. Today, the farm has developed into a diversified environmental protection base, with the promotion of biodiversity and encouragement of green living as its main tasks, thereby enhancing visitors' awareness of environmental conservation.
In this farm, there are not only large and small vegetable gardens, but also various plant greenhouses, as well as different species of natural creatures. In addition to visiting a variety of farm facilities, visitors can also come to buy some fresh and organic agricultural products in the shops of this farm. Among them are eggs, vegetables and fruits, etc., which are all produced on this farm, and are also guaranteed to be fresh and safe.
If you are tired and want to find a place to rest, you can also come to the restaurant of this farm to taste the fried eggs here. The fried eggs here uses fresh eggs from this farm and it is served every day. It is delicious and this is worth recommending.
In this farm, there is also a lot of space for rest. While visiting this farm, you can also find a place to sit, listen to the sounds of nature, and breathe in the fresh air of nature. This feeling is so relaxing.
As for the opening hours of the farm, it is open from Monday to Sunday, from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm. Closed on public holidays. In addition, it should be noted that this farm requires a ticket to enter the farm. The ticket price is about tens of Hong Kong dollars, which is very reasonable.
If you want to visit here, it is recommended to take the MTR to Tai Po Market Station, and then leave from Exit A1. Afterwards, transfer to bus No. 64K at Tai Po Market Railway Station Bus Terminus and get off at Kadoorie Farm Bus Stop. It takes about 45 minutes by bus to arrive.
Average spending per person: HKD$50 Below
Location: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden
Address: Lam Kam Road, Lam Tsuen, New Territories
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Hong Kong Footprint (HongKongFootprint.com)
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