Shatin

2022 Update: Hong Kong has everything for you to play! The first 12,000 sq ft flagship store has landed with a bang! The award-winning largest indoor children's playground in Singapore has finally arrived in Hong Kong! The first overseas flagship store is now open at Shatin New City Plaza - Play Park. With 15 educational and fun experience zones, it elevates the 8 major growth intelligences in children: visual-spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, logical-mathematical, interpersonal, musical, naturalistic, intrapersonal, and linguistic. Play Park redefines indoor children's playgrounds! With 8 original cartoon characters as the main theme of occupational play experience, children can engage in activities such as "Supermarket Shopping Experience," "Wood Grain Play Pool," "Gourmet Kitchen," "Wardrobe Makeup Room," "Car Repair Shop," and "Creative Building Blocks Engineering." The "Mojo Zone Super Climbing Area" (suitable for 4-12 year olds) features a 4-meter high exciting long slide, obstacle race, a meteor hammer, a suspension bridge, a vertical roller, a cross turnstile, and a swing. Luca kept urging me to catch up with him, but I ran out of breath, so I just enjoyed the slide with him 😂😂😂 It's so fast and exhilarating! The "Drago Bouncy Castle" is over 600 sq ft of bouncing fun, and kids can even climb up to the dinosaur nest 😂. There is also a 6-meter-long "Creative Building Block Game Wall," "Hero Square," "Star Lite Party Room" for parties, a "Parent-Child Jungle Check-in Area" with 8 3D original cartoon character displays, a "Baby Corner #Toddler Care Area" with a mini castle and a small slide, a climbing wall and a jumping plane. There are so many things to play with! Lastly, there's "Bell's Cafe #Bear Coffee Shop." While the kids play, of course, moms can enjoy some food and drinks too! #Parent-Child Playground #Family Fun #PlayPark #Shatin #Bounce Fun

Located in Pai Tau Village behind Man Fat Sze in Sha Tin District, Hong Kong, the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery was established in the 1950s. The complex is not just a single temple, but comprises five temples, four pavilions, and one pagoda, including the Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall, Amitabha Hall, Guanyin Hall, Cundi Hall, Jade Emperor Hall, Ten Thousand Buddhas Pagoda, Guanyin Pavilion, Wei Tuo Pavilion, and the Eighteen Arhats Corridor. Be prepared to climb up 430 steps and a steep path up the hill. Along the way, you'll pass dozens of life-sized golden Buddha statues until you reach the Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall. Although named the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, there are actually about 12,800 Buddha statues of various sizes here. Additionally, this site houses the only painted statue of the preserved body of Reverend Yuet Kai in Hong Kong, which is now enshrined in the Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall. 👍👍👍

Autumn is here, and Yata invites you to join Hello Kitty, My Melody, and Pompompurin for an autumn trip, where you can take a photo at the Mushroom Fun Park 😍📸! You must take a photo of the 5-meter-tall Hello Kitty Mushroom House and Swing Park, as well as the My Melody Mushroom Store and Pompompurin Autumn Feast, which are all incredibly adorable. Let's feel the autumn vibes together 🍁! After taking photos, you can also go shopping at the limited-time store 🤗, where nearly 100 limited products are available, including travel goods, bedding, boutique items, and party favors, all adorned with mushroom designs full of autumnal charm. You, as a fan, cannot miss out on these exclusive items 😉! To collect stamps, you can visit Yata's autumn festival exhibit or limited-time store in Sha Tin. When you spend a net amount of $200 or more, you can receive a Sanrio characters diatomaceous earth cup mat for free. When you spend a net amount of $500 or more, you can purchase a Sanrio characters ramen bowl set (ramen bowl, chopsticks, and spoon) for only $68. You can choose from three designs, but there are limited quantities available on a first-come, first-served basis. Moreover, Yata's Autumn Festival coincides with the delivery of various types of mushrooms directly from Japan, including the "king of mushrooms," Matsutake, and other rare mushrooms like Maigre and Kinoko. From October 6th to 20th, Yata will also set up a special exhibit in Yuen Long's Shap Pat Heung Phase 1, Kwai Fong's Metroplaza, and Tseung Kwan O's East Point City, making it easier for everyone to purchase autumn festival goods 🤗. 🍁Autumn Festival Exhibit and Limited-Time Store Locations: 📍Food Parc (next to Pizza Express) in New Town Plaza, Sha Tin (9/27-10/16) 📍1st Floor Exhibit and Sales Area in Sha Tin and Tai Po stores (10/6-10/20) 📍Special Exhibit in Yuen Long's Shap Pat Heung Phase 1, Kwai Fong's Metroplaza, and Tseung Kwan O's East Point City (10/6-10/20) #yata #yatapacific #sanrio #pompompurin #hellokitty #mymelody #sanriohk #PuddingDog #ShaTin #DiscoverHongKong #hk #hkig #localtravel

The Hong Kong Heritage Museum, with its exterior designed in the traditional Chinese quadrangle style, has a total of 5 floors. The museum includes exhibition halls such as the New Territories Heritage Museum, the Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Museum, the Children's Discovery Museum, and other cultural and artistic comprehensive exhibition halls. The Jin Yong Gallery is a permanent exhibition hall themed on Mr. Jin Yong, displaying collections related to Jin Yong and narrating his martial arts world. Here, you can revisit the classic works of martial arts novels. The Bruce Lee Memorial Exhibition, Bruce Lee is a legendary figure in Chinese Kung Fu, who pioneered Chinese Kung Fu films. His classic works 'Enter the Dragon' and 'Fists of Fury' are unforgettable, and Bruce Lee's spirit of perseverance and indomitability is admirable. The environment around the Heritage Museum is beautiful, with shady trees, small bridges and flowing water, presenting a cultural and artistic atmosphere. Near the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Sha Tin, there is a small pier called Ma Liu Shui Pier. The pier is not famous, but from here you can take a boat to a small island in the outlying islands - Tap Mun Island. Tap Mun Island is well-known among outdoor enthusiasts for its pristine natural environment and beautiful scenery, and is a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts. The boat departures here are relatively few, and when I came, I had already missed the time. The scenery of the pier is eye-catching, far away from the city, very quiet. The endless sea, under the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds, appears even more azure. Although I didn't catch the boat, sitting on the chairs on the pier, basking in the sun and daydreaming is also good. The New Town Plaza at Sha Tin Station is a relatively large shopping mall in the New Territories, which you can visit along the way. Travel Tips: 1. Exit from Sha Tin MTR Station, walk towards Tai Wai for about 15 minutes following the signposts to the Heritage Museum. 2. Exit from University City MTR Station, exit from Exit J, walk for about 15 minutes, go through the tunnel to reach Ma Liu Shui Pier. 3. Tap Mun Island ferry ticket: single ticket is 20 HKD on weekdays, 30 HKD on weekends. 4. Tap Mun Island schedule: Departure, two shifts at 8:30 in the morning and 15:00 in the afternoon on weekdays, and an additional shift at 12:30 at noon on weekends; Return, 11:10 at noon and 17:30 in the afternoon. (Round trip Ma Liu Shui - Tap Mun Island)

Breaking the border state, Langqia Bay lazy hiking punch guide. I've been wanting to come to MacLehose Trail for a long time!!! The main reason for coming here is to see this beautiful scenery with my own eyes But because I'm not a full-fledged hiker So I chose a route that allows me to see the best scenery without being too tired😳 If you're like me, just want to enjoy the scenery, take some photos and hike by the way, you can refer to this itinerary👇 🚗Depart from Luohu or Futian port in the morning, take the East Rail Line to Sha Tin and get off Then take a taxi to The cost is about 240💰 After getting off at Wan Yi Reservoir, you can check in at the first point, Breaking the Border State⛰️ There are two routes in Breaking the Border State One is the official route, which is easier and safer to walk, but it takes more than an hour longer than the wild road🕛 We took the 'wild road' I suggest you can also choose the wild road ⚠️Before the start of the wild road, there is a water channel-like road on the right facing the iron gate It's easier to climb than the grey stones on the left, and it's a lot easier I suggest going up on the right Although there is a section of the road that requires climbing and using hands and feet But the difficulty is not great, beginners are also ok👌 And it's really just a short section Wear good climbing shoes, watch your feet, hold on well, there will be no problem~ After playing in Breaking the Border State Return to the place where you got off There is a restroom and a pavilion where you can rest You can choose to have lunch in the pavilion, bring your own dry food🍞 After a good rest, you can set off for Langqia Bay🌊 Langqia Bay is the second section of the MacLehose Trail It's also the most beautiful section~ It's about half an hour's walk from the pavilion You need to go down a set of steps to get to the beach The sea in Langqia Bay is very beautiful👍 It's very comfortable to take pictures, blow the wind and watch the sea here😌 After playing here, we started to go back, it was about five o'clock↔️ Walk back to the pavilion and take a taxi back to Sha Tin or your desired destination🚗 I suggest you can call a taxi in advance☎️ You can also wait for the uphill car at the pavilion The master will generally require an additional 50💰 for downhill Because it's far to go uphill and there are fewer cars So it's more cost-effective for four people to take a taxi~ Personal suggestion: If you want to take this route, a large bottle of water is enough, too much is not finished and heavy, you don't need to bring too much food, just solve lunch, you can also bring some snacks😋 In short, this route will not be very hard, but it can achieve the purpose of hiking and enjoy the scenery, and you don't need to start too early~

Sha Tin is located on the northeastern side of the Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong, and is the necessary route from Hong Kong Island and Tsim Sha Tsui to Sai Kung. Since Sha Tin is relatively far from the main urban areas of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, its prosperity is slightly less. However, the affordable accommodation and dining have become a good choice for tourists visiting Hong Kong, especially those on the Kowloon Peninsula. If you are traveling to Sai Kung or the MacLehose Trail, choosing Sha Tin is the best option, as it not only offers more convenient transportation but also lower food and lodging expenses. 1. Attractions: Sha Tin Centre is not much different from other important areas in Hong Kong, with scenes reminiscent of Hong Kong movies everywhere, and the surrounding environment is also very good. There are many parks, large and small, where you can relax and exercise at the same time, experiencing the atmosphere of a relaxed life in a bustling metropolis. 2. Transportation: Sha Tin has excellent transportation, with three MTR East Rail Line stations named 'Sha Tin', 'Fo Tan', and 'University', and four MTR Tuen Ma Line stations named 'Che Kung Temple', 'Sha Tin Wai', 'City One', and 'Shek Mun'. Most Kowloon buses pass through Sha Tin, such as the frequently used KMB routes 81K, 88K, 83K, and 280X. 3. Nearby attractions: Sha Tin is well-located with many important attractions in the area, such as Che Kung Temple, Lion Rock Country Park, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Sha Tin Town Hall, Coca-Cola Museum, Wu Kai Sha Beach, and Sha Tin Centre Plaza, among others. 4. Accommodation: Compared to other areas in Hong Kong, accommodation in Sha Tin is truly affordable, with larger room sizes, better spatial layout, and more budget-friendly room rates. Shan Ye Jun stayed at a five-star hotel in Sha Tin for 800 Hong Kong dollars per night, with a room size of 35 square meters. If you choose a three-star or comfortable standard hotel, the room rate can be controlled within 300 Hong Kong dollars. 5. Dining: Like accommodation, the catering industry in Sha Tin is also affordable. The consumption level of many mid-to-high-end restaurants is similar to that of the mainland, with a lot of them averaging 150 yuan per person. Ordinary tea restaurants have an average consumption as low as 40 Hong Kong dollars per person, which is rare in all regions of Hong Kong, making dining in Sha Tin very cost-effective.