Visiting the Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree in Tai Po was a delightful cultural experience, perfect for immersing oneself in the vibrant atmosphere of Chinese New Year in Hong Kong. The tree, believed to be blessed and a guardian of the Lam Tsuen village, offers a unique tradition: throwing a placard high into its branches in hopes of making a wish come true. For HKD $50, visitors can purchase a bilingual placard nearby, making it accessible for foreigners.

While the wishing tree itself is...

This is the historic Wishing Tree at the Fong Ma Po village along Lam Kam Road conveniently served by bus route 64K between Tai Po and Yuen Long.

The age old tradition of throwing placards and red cards tied to ribbons into the tree ended nearly 20 years ago in order to rehabilitate and preserve the ancient tree. But tradition lives on in the 'Well Wishing' festival held every year around Chinese New Year. These days, the Lam Tsuen Wishing Square behind the old tree and beside the...

Aside from the wait to enter the carpark, it was such an incredible experience!

*Go for the culture. *Go for the love. *Go for the New Year. *Go every season. *Go for the warmth. *Go with your loved ones. *Have fun!

*Don’t give up when throwing your orange and wish up on the tree.

*Go with the belief that even if your orange and wish fall on the ground that your wishes will still come true! Because they will! 💕🥳

Tip 1: Check opening hours before going & try to go on a clear day as...