[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Lion's Nature Education Centre (Updated Jul)

The Lions Club Nature Education Center in Sai Kung is a great place for children to unwind and learn knowledge. This place is designed to be comprehensive, with both outdoors, flowers and trees all around, orchard poolside, etc., so that children can have zero-distance contact with nature and ecology. On the other hand, the center also has different pavilions such as: fishing pavilion, insect pavilion, geopark center, etc. Each pavilion introduces children to different ecological knowledge through games or fun. I must come again next time. #Good place for parents and children #Keepnature #LocalTour

Lions Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung One of the exhibition halls, the Fishery Pavilion, introduces the common fish species in Hong Kong and the history of Hong Kong's fishery development. Different fishing and farming methods were also explained. The information is simple and easy to understand, and there are many pictures to help describe it. There are interactive games in the museum to attract children's interest It is a place where adults and children can learn #Hong Kong good places #Family good places #Local travel #Outdoor good places

The "Fishing Hall" located at the Lions Club Nature Education Center in Tiao Hang, Sai Kung, completed renovation and reopened (December 16). 　　 Speaking at the opening ceremony, Dr. Leung Siu-fai, Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD), said: “In addition to providing the latest information on Hong Kong’s fisheries, the refurbishment of the Fisheries Pavilion also incorporates many multimedia and interactive elements to introduce the characteristics of the local fisheries through models, specimens, animations and interactive games.” 　　 The "Fishery Museum" has three themed exhibition areas, introducing the history of Hong Kong's fishery, the current situation of fishing and aquaculture, and the development of modern aquaculture models. The museum’s five mascots – “Mr. Yellow Lips”, “Red Shirt”, “Green Shirt”, “Yellow Pomfret” and “Blackhead” – are all representative local caught and farmed fish species. They will lead visitors to understand the local fishery from multiple perspectives. 　　 The exhibits in the "Fishery Museum" are rich and diverse. Among them, the fishing vessel model and three miniature models (including a traditional marine fish farm, a semi-submersible truss deep-water cage and the Aberdeen Fish Wholesale Market) clearly demonstrate the operating methods of fishing and aquaculture in Hong Kong and the wholesale marketing of fishery products; the transparent fish specimen exhibition presents the unique shapes and skeletal arrangements of different fish species to visitors. In addition, visitors can experience the daily work of fish farmers through multimedia interactive games. #goodplacestodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong

# Suitable for picnics and outings # Empty in a piece of green in nature As the one around me has grown into a little kid, Sometimes it can already #say it was I took you here when you were young😆 This dialogue was said recently when I went to the #SaiKung Lions Club The last time I visited, Little Fire was still in kindergarten. Revisiting the old place, it feels more beautiful🌿 The greenery as far as the eye can see and the garden is well taken care of. Definitely a good place to relax and take pictures. There is also Chung Ming Tea House run by #social enterprise In addition to providing #impromptupicnics, other food is good . We tried the burger, fries, sausage and coffee, they were all delicious😋 Why love this place: 🌿The environment is so beautiful to relax; 🌿There is grass to run and picnic; 🌿Beautiful Linyin has a country park feel; 🌿There is a short countryside trail 🐶 Have a chance to see lots of cute dogs The Lions Club also has many different #exhibitions, we went to the insect pavilion🐞 But it felt nothing special, and because the outdoors was too beautiful, We all spend time running outdoors 😌 Before leaving we saw lots of #caterpillars on the tree 🐛 (video in the comments 🤓) The plump caterpillars are actually quite cute. But remember to keep your eyes open and never touch them The side is also very pet friendly. We wandered into the puppy park by mistake😂 I thought it was for children to play with. Look again👀 It's for puppies to play without error, There is definitely a place that dogs will enjoy 💕 ⚠️ Free parking is available at the venue, but the parking lot is only open until 4:30. Go and play early 😉 #parents #goodplaces #outing #Sai Kung #Lions Club Nature Education Centre #BigHandHoldSmallHands #StarWriter May Surprise

The Lions Nature Education Centre is located in the Sai Kung Geopark and is a great place for families to get close to nature. 750m from Sai Kung Pier, 15 minutes walk The Lions Club Nature Education Center has many exhibition halls, Chinese herbal medicine garden, organic agricultural garden, botanical garden, lotus pond, butterfly valley, bamboo forest, orchard, etc. Various wild animals can be found in the nature trail, which is suitable for children to play. But there are a lot of mosquitoes, so it’s best to bring some with you😇 #springtravel #hotsummergoodplace #familygoodplace

Address: Che Keng, Sai Kung Environment/Facilities: Spacious area Opening Hours: 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM Price per person: Free Rating: 8.5/10 Since most of the park consists of outdoor spaces, visitors are advised to take proper sun protection measures during hot weather and stay hydrated. If you feel unwell, you can rest inside the various exhibition halls, enjoying both air conditioning and the exhibits. The park office is equipped with water dispensers for visitors to refill their water bottles conveniently. Overall, this is an educational and recreational destination worth visiting, allowing you to explore every corner of the park in detail. Pets are welcome to explore the park with you, and there is a tea room where you can take a break and enjoy meals and beverages. The tea room is operated by hearing-impaired individuals, so visitors are encouraged to support and patronize their business.

If the cafés in the streets and alleys can be considered hidden, then the only restaurant in this remote corner, "Cong Ming Tea House", is even more hidden. ☕️ "Cong Ming Tea House" is located in the Sai Kung Lions Club Nature Education Center. It is the first restaurant run by the hearing-impaired established by the Hong Kong Deaf Welfare Association in 1995. "Cong" refers to the remaining hearing of the hearing-impaired, and "Ming" is to signal the public to show that they have the ability to work, can be self-reliant, and contribute to society. The establishment of this restaurant is really touching. This society needs a lot of love to care for everyone who is needed. "Cong Ming Tea House" has indoor and outdoor areas, with elegant environment on all sides. It is surrounded by flowers and green grass during the flowering season. Every time I visit the Lions Club, or walk from Sai Kung to the Lions Club via Jiao Hang, I will stop to have a cup of coffee and a delicious afternoon tea☕️. I personally like the environment here, the food tastes no different from the restaurant, and the portion is also very sufficient. It's not just the food that looks good.🙈🙈 If you are tired of playing with your children after visiting the Lions Club and need a short break, you can come here to sit. 🦟🦟🦟 (Outdoors, there are more flowers and trees nearby, and there are more mosquitoes🦟 in summer. It is recommended to wear comfortable trousers or long skirts, and bring mosquito repellent to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes.) 📍Address: Lions Club Nature Education Center, Jiao Hang, Sai Kung, New Territories (Cong Ming Tea House) 🕰️Business hours: 08:30–16:30 (Closed on Tuesdays) If Tuesday is a public holiday, it will be open on that day and closed on the day after the public holiday (i.e. Wednesday). If Tuesday and Wednesday are both public holidays, it will be closed on Thursday, and so on. (For more details and related information, please refer to the official website. You can find out in advance before going out.😆) Transportation: Self-driving: Parking lot🅿️ Daily: 08:00-17:00 Free and open 🚌Bus/minibus: Monday to Sunday: Bus No. 92, Bus No. 792M, Minibus No. 1A, Minibus No. 1, Minibus No. 12, Minibus No. 101M (towards Sai Kung) Get off at "Pak Kong" station, walk to the opposite road, follow the entrance sign, and walk all the way to the destination. Sunday and public holidays: Bus No. 96R (Diamond Hill to Wong Shek Pier), get off at "Pak Kong" station Get off at the station, walk to the opposite road, follow the entrance sign, and walk all the way to the destination. 🌟🌟🌟 In addition to public transportation, in Sai Kung Dui Hoi Village, you can also walk to the Sai Kung Lions Club Nature Education Center via the Jiao Hang Country Trail and find the Cong Ming Tea House. #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Good Places #Weekend Good Places #Sai Kung #Hong Kong Hidden Cafe

Address: Sai Kung, Tsiu Hang Environment/Facilities: Beautiful scenery Opening Hours: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM Price per person: Free Rating: 8/10 Originally a government experimental farm, the park spans a vast area and is filled with a natural ambiance. Within the park, there is a nature education center that offers rich ecological knowledge and interactive experiences, making it ideal for family outings or school field trips. The park also features several themed exhibition halls, including an Insect Hall, Fisheries Hall, Agriculture Hall, and Geology and Rock Hall, each showcasing unique content to help visitors delve into the mysteries of nature and science. The park cultivates a variety of crops, ranging from common vegetables to specialty fruits. During harvest seasons, visitors can participate in picking activities and take home fresh produce, enjoying the farm-to-table experience. The Chinese Medicine Garden grows various medicinal plants with detailed explanatory signs, allowing visitors to learn about traditional Chinese medicine culture. Meanwhile, the Butterfly Garden is a vibrant space where colorful butterflies flutter among the flowers, creating a fairy-tale-like atmosphere. If you get tired, you can relax and enjoy refreshments at the tea house.

The Lions Nature Education Centre, located in the special area of Sai Kung Tsiu Hang, spans approximately 16 hectares. It features five exhibition halls and several outdoor themed areas, making it an excellent place for field research and nature education suitable for all ages. The Sai Kung Lions Nature Education Centre includes an Insect House, Shell House, Fish House, Farm House, as well as attractions like a lotus pond, butterfly valley, bamboo grove, orchard, and farmland. The center grows various crops depending on the season. (These crops are painstakingly cultivated by the staff, so please refrain from picking them!) Seasonal flowers are also planted here. (In spring, peach blossoms and camellias bloom beautifully, though the weather can be rainy and damp. 🙈 In summer, the greenery is lush, and the scarecrows near the crops often get a makeover, which is quite amusing.) On sunny days, you might occasionally spot couples taking wedding photos here. 😊 🌟🌟🌟 Near the entrance, close to the Fish House, there’s a dog park where you can let your furry friends play and burn off some energy! 🌟🌟🌟 If you’re tired and want a coffee break, there’s a restaurant called "Chung Ming Tea House" where you can enjoy some tea. 😊 This is a perfect spot for those who love leisurely outings. 😊 📍Address: Sai Kung Tsiu Hang, Sai Kung Lions Nature Education Centre 🕰️ Opening Hours: Exhibition Halls: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday, and Public Holidays: 09:30–16:30 Closed on Tuesdays (except public holidays) and the first two days of Lunar New Year. (Note: While the exhibition halls are closed, the outdoor areas remain open for visits!) Parking Lot 🅿️: Daily: 08:00–17:00 Free of charge Chung Ming Tea House: 08:30–16:30 (Closed on Tuesdays) 🌟 If Tuesday is a public holiday, the tea house will open and close the following day (Wednesday) instead. Transportation: Bus 🚌/Minibus 🚐: Monday to Sunday: Bus 92 (Diamond Hill MTR Station—Sai Kung) Bus 792M (Tseung Kwan O Station—Sai Kung) Minibus 1A (Diamond Hill Sze Wai Street—Sai Kung) Minibus 1 (Tak Fu Garden—Sai Kung) Minibus 12 (Po Lam—Sai Kung) Minibus 101M (Hang Hau—Sai Kung) Sundays and Public Holidays: Bus 96R (Diamond Hill MTR Station—Wong Shek Pier) For all public transport options, alight at "Pak Kong" stop, cross the road, and follow the signs to reach the center. 🌟🌟🌟 Alternatively, you can hike to the Sai Kung Lions Nature Education Centre via the Tsiu Hang Nature Trail starting from Sai Kung Dui Man Village. A great spot for a day trip Beautiful photo opportunities

Orchards, farming fields, outdoor education areas, air-conditioned exhibition centres, a lotus pad, short hiking trails and a nice café – what location offers better summer outing options than Tsiu Hang? The 24-acre Tsiu Hang Special Area is a designated area of environmental conservation. It received its special area status in December 1987, and since then it has come under the management of the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department. In this area, 16 acres are dedicated to the Lions Nature Education Centre, its facilities and the well-manicured garden space. The Lions Nature Education Centre runs four exhibition centres on fisheries, agriculture, shells and insects at the Tsiu Hang Special Area. There are interesting displays with interactive features on-site. All of them are very educational and suitable for young children. There are some thriving farming patches in the special area. We saw lush bushes of lemongrass there, and also some water melon seedlings as well. Please do not pick them, however, as the caretakers do monitor their crops. They will investigate if they see damages. Even in just a few hours there we saw how much effort went into caring for the fields. Please treat the environment with love. The Tsiu Hang Nature Trial lies a bit further from the Deaf Cafeteria. The trail is short by itself, but due to the heat I walked an even shorter part of it. I sweated quite a bit, although the trail came with generous shades. There was only one flight of stairs, and I made my way on a loop back to the lotus pond. #familyday #tsiuhang #lionsnatureeducationcentre #hongkongnature #hongkong #saikung

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 📍Address: Lions Nature Education Center Located in Sai Kung Lions Club Nature Education Center, it is a good choice for children. Adults and children can learn different knowledge here. It is free here. A very comfortable park with a small hill where you can hike. The Nature Education Center introduces a lot of knowledge about geoparks, fish, insects, etc. ☝️ Learn a lot of knowledge here

Sai Kung, known for its stunning coastline and tranquil fishing village atmosphere, is often referred to as the backyard of Hong Kong. On weekends, consider taking a day trip to Sai Kung to deeply experience its natural beauty and food culture. This time, we followed this day trip route: Take a minibus from Choi Hung to Sai Kung → Sai Kung Pier → Lions Nature Education Centre → Cafe Neko Bear Cave on Sai Kung Main Street → Sing Kee Seafood Restaurant → WM Hotel Hong Kong. There are several minibuses near Choi Hung Station that can take you to Sai Kung. Besides Choi Hung, you can also choose to take a minibus from Hang Hau. During the ride, the scenery outside the window gradually changes from the hustle and bustle of the city to the tranquility of nature. Upon arriving at Sai Kung Pier, the aroma of seafood restaurants fills the air. This place is not only a seafood paradise but also the starting point for exploring various islands in Sai Kung. From the pier, we walked to the Lions Nature Education Centre. There are five exhibition halls and multiple outdoor exhibition areas here, offering various nature education activities. After playing, we went to Sai Kung Main Street, where many cafes are gathered. We finally chose to taste the famous udon and cafe at Neko Bear Cave. The relaxed and pleasant environment there is perfect for resting and recharging. After lunch, we checked in at WM Hotel Hong Kong. The hotel's elegant and comfortable environment is an ideal place to relax and unwind. At dinner time, we went to Sing Kee Seafood Restaurant arranged by the hotel to enjoy a seafood feast. The seafood was fresh and delicious, and the unique techniques of the restaurant perfectly brought out the freshness of the seafood.

Entering autumn, it is a good season for outings! The Lions Club Nature Education Centre in Sai Kung is a great place for families. It covers a large area. In addition to multiple indoor exhibition halls, there is also a large outdoor farm that grows different kinds of fruits and vegetables, including basil, mint, lemon leaves, eggplant, Chinese cabbage, etc. Children can learn about different crops up close and get close to nature! Admission to the Lions Nature Education Center is free. There are not many tourists on weekdays, so even babies can go! PS. Remember to bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen! #Outdoor Activities

The child is starting to grow up. I want to take him out more during the holidays! Today I visited the fishery in Sai Kung, located in the Lions Club Nature Education Centre, free admission 😙😙😙 The exhibition hall is themed around Hong Kong's fishing industry. The subject matter is quite novel and special! The exhibits are divided into three themed exhibition areas, introducing the history of Hong Kong's fishing industry, fishing and farming, respectively. The exhibits are very interesting, such as fluorescent specimens of different fish, you can clearly see the spine of fish, so that children can understand the structure of fish from another perspective😇 There are also miniature models showing the facilities of the Aberdeen Fish Wholesale Market and daily operations #Parent-Child Tour

🐟Today we went to the Little Fisherman Pavilion! I learned about the different farmed and native fish species in Hong Kong, participated in interactive games, and took home a lot of souvenirs! 🎁 We went to the "Fishery Museum" at the Lions Club Nature Education Centre in Tsao Hang, Sai Kung. The "Fishery Museum" not only provides the latest information about Hong Kong's fishery, but also incorporates many multimedia and interactive elements to introduce the characteristics of the local fishery through models, specimens, animations and interactive games. " 　　 The "Fishery Museum" has three themed exhibition areas, introducing the history of Hong Kong's fishery, the current situation of fishing and aquaculture, and the development of modern aquaculture models. The museum’s five mascots – “Mr. Yellow Lips”, “Red Shirt”, “Green Shirt”, “Yellow Pomfret” and “Blackhead” – are all representative local caught and farmed fish species. They will lead visitors to understand the local fishery from multiple perspectives. The exhibits in the Fishery Hall are rich and varied. Among them, the fishing vessel model and three miniature models (including a traditional marine fish farm, a semi-submersible truss deep-water cage and the Aberdeen Fish Wholesale Market) clearly demonstrate the operating methods of fishing and aquaculture in Hong Kong and the wholesale marketing of fishery products; the transparent fish specimen exhibition presents the unique shapes and skeletal arrangements of different fish species to visitors. In addition, visitors can experience the daily work of fish farmers through multimedia interactive games. There are other exhibition halls nearby where you can spend a whole day. I’ll introduce them to you when I have the chance! Admission is free and no reservation is required, but remember to pay attention to the opening hours. Traffic Information Get off at Beigang Bus Station and walk to the centre. There are also free parking spaces for private cars, but there are more people waiting during holidays, so it is recommended to take public transportation. Are you interested in playing? Quick note and save it!

Lions Club Nature Education Center: There are many activities and facilities to see inside Experience field orienteering at the Lions Club Nature Education Center Field Orienteering Route An insect pavilion, fish pavilion, shell pavilion and agricultural pavilion have also been established Outdoors there are also Butterfly Valley, Dragonfly Pond, Litchi Garden, Citrus Garden, and Wetland Park Theme “Food and Agricultural Education”, the exhibition features a number of local quality fruit and vegetable and insect models, simulated organic farming farmland, and innovative somatosensory games. #New Year Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Family Good Places #Local Tour #Suburban Good Places

The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department's Lions Nature Education Centre, located in the Tsou Hang Special Area in Sai Kung, covers an area of ​​about 16 hectares. It has five exhibition halls and a number of outdoor special exhibition areas, providing various nature education, field study and nature appreciation activities for schools, institutions and the public. It is a great place for outings suitable for all ages. The Lions Club Nature Education Centre has exhibition halls such as the "Insect Hall", "Shell Hall", "Fishing Hall", "Agriculture Hall" and "Geopark Visitor Center", as well as outdoor venues to display animal and plant specimens and organically grown crops. The outdoor part of the centre is divided into several exhibition areas with different themes: "Dragonfly Pond": It is the first pond in Hong Kong dug specifically for dragonflies, with about 52 species of dragonflies living there; "Chinese Herbal Medicine Garden": Cultivating more than 100 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines; "Demonstration Farmland": Planting seasonal crops; "Beautiful Orchard": Collecting more than 30 kinds of tropical and subtropical fruit trees; "Specimen Forest": An area of ​​about half a hectare, collecting camellia, azalea, Hong Kong plants, trees and conifers of Feng Shui forests; "Cong Ming Tea House" is run by the hearing-impaired of the Hong Kong Society for the Promotion of the Deaf, and is best known for its pizza, hamburgers 🍔 with fries 🍟, salads 🥗, etc. The taste is very good 👍 and the portions are large! You can take the following public transportation, get off at North Port Bus Station, and then walk to the center. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

The Lions Club Nature Education Center in Sai Kung is really a big place The surrounding trees are very refreshing! The current weather is very suitable for adults and children to go on outings and picnics! There are also some natural ecology museums (fishery museum, insect museum, shell museum...). In addition to the ecological conservation tour, you can also bring your own picnic mat Relax for a while 😉😉👍🏻 . . Today, I went to Butterfly Valley and saw a large group of butterflies that were not afraid of people. Dancing around the kids 🦋🦋🦋🦋It’s very rare to appreciate it up close! This time, adults and children are all very excited and happy🥳 #Hong Kong Good Places #Good Places for Families #Good Places for Leisure #gettothenature #butterflyecologicaltour #nothingisbest,onlyenjoythemoment #lionsclubnatureeducationcenter

Managed by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, the Lions Nature Education Centre organises a wide range of nature education, field research and recreational activities for schools, public and private organisations and the general public to help protect Hong Kong's natural environment. Suitable for family visits. #Good Places to Go in the Suburbs #Good Places to Go with Kids

Located in the suburbs of Sai Kung, the environment is comfortable and there are many plants and insects to watch #GreenTourism #LocalTourism #Saigon

#LocalTour #Exhibition2022 #Off-IslandGood Places This time we introduce the one located in the special area of ​​Banana Hang in Sai Kung Lions Club Nature Education Centre It covers an area of ​​about 16 hectares Growing different types of crops☘️ Orchards include beauty orchards, litchi orchards and tropical orchards🥭 There’s also a wetland park and a dragonfly pond It is a good place for children to get in touch with nature🌳 In addition to an outdoor exhibition area displaying different crops There are also five exhibition halls🐚 It is a good place for all kinds of nature education and field study activities Definitely a great place for an outing for all ages The large grassy area here is even more attractive The newlyweds and families came to take wedding photos and family photos Lions Club Nature Education Centre Exhibition Hall opening hours Every Monday, Wednesday to Sunday and Public Holidays.. 9:30 am – 4:30pm Closed every Tuesday (except public holidays) and the first and second days of the Lunar New Year

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On sunny days☀️, we will also go for a walk in the suburbs, avoid crowded places, find a quiet space in nature, absorb the #phytoncides and #negative ions emitted by the trees and plants, strengthen the body's immune system, and relax the body and mind. Today we originally chose to take a less popular hiking trail. Lions Club Nature Education Center > Jiaokeng Nature Education Trail Manan Wat > Sanxing Bay > Take a boat to Baishawan Pier There are free parking spaces, which is very suitable for travel. But the spring was so beautiful that I couldn't help but take a photo with #肉丸朗, so I had to change my schedule and take another shorter route. I gave up going to Mananhu and Sanxingwan, and just enjoyed a forest bath with the children at the Jiaokeng Nature Education Trail. At the beginning of the route, you can visit the Lions Club Nature Education Center. The outdoor areas such as bamboo forests, orchards, and farmland are also very comfortable. Then you can walk to the Jiaokeng Nature Trail next to the Chinese Medicine Garden of the Lions Club Nature Education Center. It takes about an hour to follow the signposted route. It is very suitable for beginners and even three-year-old Rouwanlang can handle it with ease. Forest bathing🌲 allows your body senses to be completely immersed in nature, temporarily escape from the hustle and bustle of life, and improve the quality of your mental health. I hope that after the epidemic, I can follow experienced guides to awaken my senses, open my hearts and establish a connection with nature. I highly recommend this route. You can also take the upgraded route to reach Sanxing Bay Beach. The scenery along the way is beautiful and the mountain road is relatively flat. It is easy to walk without having to go back. There are many ferries from Sanxing Bay back to Baisha Bay Pier. Lions Nature Education Centre Information Pack Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday 9:30am to 5pm (Exhibition hall not open) Closed on Tuesday Transportation information: MTR Choi Hung Station Exit C2, take 1A minibus, get off at Lions Nature Education Centre, 15 minutes by car Free parking spaces available in the car park Free admission to the centre #Self-recording #Pure sharing Please assess the risks of going out yourself, safety comes first. 📍Wear a mask, keep clean, and protect yourself and your family. #hkmomblogger #Hongkongmami #parent-childblogger #hkmama #hkmamablogger #hkmom #hkmami #mother's-day #momblogger #mommylife #hkmamablogger #star-writers-go-go #local-travel