The most worth visiting seaside park in the New Territories.

Tai Po Waterfront Park is located northeast of Tai Po Market Station. It was completed and opened in 1997, covering an area of about 22 hectares, making it the largest park in Hong Kong. The main facilities include a 1,200-meter-long waterfront promenade, a Reunification Monument, a viewing platform, an open-air theater, a lawn bowling green, a jogging track, an insect house, a natural ecological garden, a Western-style garden, a model boat pool, a kite flying area, and a cycling path. The Reunification Monument in the park was built to commemorate the return of Hong Kong. During the day, you can climb to the top via the spiral staircase to enjoy the waterfront scenery of Tai Po. Here, you can enjoy flowers, take photos, fly kites, observe insects (in the insect house), play with electric boats, blow bubbles, stroll through the camellia garden, making it an ideal place for picnics and walks.