Hong Kong's secret spots, great for getting close to nature and taking photos with children and couples!

#Hong Kong Good Places Last week we went to Tin Shui Wai Water Park. This time we will take you to the nearby attraction, Hong Kong Wetland Park 🌾 to visit and take photos 📷 I really like this set of photos. Look, Hong Kong actually has such a beautiful place! The Hong Kong Wetland Park has an indoor visitor center covering an area of ​​10,000 square meters and a 60-hectare wetland reserve. The visitor center has themed exhibitions, a screening room, a gift shop, a restaurant and an indoor game area. Wetland reserves include artificial wetlands and recreated habitats for waterfowl. Do you still remember Miss Beibei, the little crocodile in the Hong Kong Wetland Park? She is at "Beibei's House" at the entrance of the wetland reserve. You have to be very careful to find her! Located next to "Beibei's House", the children's adventure playground with the theme of swamp forest 🌳 welcomes children between 1 and 1.5 meters in height. Each child must be accompanied by an adult to enter the playground. The quota is on a first-come, first-served basis. All entrants must wear socks. Unfortunately, it is still not open due to the epidemic. Children should pay attention to the latest news. As for the restaurant in the basement of the visitor center, the scenery is pleasant and the view of the wetland reserve is endless. After a full meal, you can continue to explore the wetland park! We can also go to the Wetland Discovery Center in the reserve to see exhibitions and listen to professional guided tours by staff. There will also be workshops on different themes to help us understand the ecology of wetlands and their relationship to our lives. Other facilities include a creekside walking trail, a succession path, a mangrove floating bridge and three bird watching houses. As long as you observe carefully👀, you will find that nature is beautiful no matter how you shoot it😍Children don’t need too many deliberate expressions and poses, and being able to capture an unintentional moment is the most beautiful! I still think props are very important when shooting‼ ️ The Hong Kong Wetland Park is now holding a "Summer Wetland" photo collection activity. Visitors only need to submit photographs with the theme of flora and fauna of the Hong Kong Wetland Park to redeem a souvenir. Excellent works will have the opportunity to be selected and shared with the public. For more parent-child information, please visit 👉🏻Facebook and YouTube: shawn’s planet or IG: shawnsplanet.hk #shawnsplanet #good places for family weekends #parent-childtime #parent-childphotography #childrenphotography #wetlandpark #LocalTours#ResidentWriters#Good Family Places for Kids#Good Family Places#Good Places for Hong Kong#Good Places for Summer