Sham Shui Po Park — Attraction in Hong Kong

Its a great play area but the only thing I don’t like is there is no time limit for swings.You will have to wait untill the child sitting in swing decide to leave it is extremely crowded on weekends they should fix this problem.Like many places one child can’t repeat the same swing twice he needs to line up again for second time.They should at-least mention that...

The Hong Kong Government has established a Register of old and valuable trees that the trees can be well preserved and maintained, which are our heritage and precious natural resources. There are six registered trees in Sham Shui Po Park, they are Banyan tree (Ficus microcarpa), Swamp mahogany (Eucalyptus robusta) and four numbers of Common frangipani...

This is where the Shum Shui Po POW camp in WW2 situated. Many British, Canadian and local soldiers who defended Hong Kong died in the camp. It's sad that there is only two plaques as memorial here. It should have been preserved as a museum. We shall not forget...