Richmond Park

Richmond Park is the largest of the Royal Parks and the second largest park in London. The largest park is Lee Valley Park in the north of London. Richmond Park covers an area of ​​955 hectares/2,360 acres, which is three times the size of New York's Central Park and seven times the size of London's Hyde Park. If converted into football fields, it would be about 1,204. In short, it is super big! If you want to walk through the entire park, I guarantee you won’t be able to finish it even if you get tired of walking! Richmond Park gives people a very primitive feeling. There are as many as 630 wild deer in the park. These include the darker European red deer and the yellower, spotted and large antler fallow deer. Whether you can find deer in the park actually depends on luck. Many people say that the deer are mostly concentrated in the south of the park. Therefore, it is recommended that if you want to find wild deer, you can enter directly from the south entrance (the park has nearly ten entrances) to have a better chance of finding them. #Overseas Travel