10:00am to 5:00pm. Closed on Tuesdays (except Public Holidays). Ticket office opens from 9:30am to 4:00pm. There are special arrangements for the opening hour of the Park during inclement weather conditions. Details

The Hong Kong Wetland Park consists of a 10,000 m² Visitor Centre and a 60 hectare outdoor reserve, visitors can plan their trip flexibly. A walk around the whole park usually takes 4 hours to a whole day, visitors may wish to take a look at our "Plan Your Trip" section for route suggestions.

The Park is a statutory smoke-free area. No smoking is allowed inside the park.

Eating and drinking is not allowed inside the exhibition galleries, Swamp Adventure and theatre of the Visitor Centre and the Wetland Discovery Centre.

If you have lost or found any items in the Park, please inform our staff at the Information Counter immediately.

Besides cash, we also accept Octopus card, EPS or company cheques , made payable to "The Hong Kong SAR Government". We do not accept personal cheques or post-dated cheques.

Yes, visitors can get their hand stamped at the information counter before they leave, and they will be allowed to re-enter the park with the presence of the hand stamp and the counterfoil of ticket.

We accept online booking of tickets 1 week to 3 months before the visit, please refer to Online Booking for Individual Tickets and Online Booking for Group Tickets for details. We also accept Fax Booking for Group Tickets of tickets 7 to 60 days before the visit.

Yes, provided that payment is settled in one transaction.

Groups may purchase tickets on the day of visit provided that the park has not reached its maximum capacity.

The Family Pass consists of 4 Passes, applicable to the applicant and his spouse / children, regardless of their age. Each family member will have their own ticket so there is no need for all members to enter the park at the same time.

Waiver of admission fee to the Hong Kong Wetland Park would be granted to tourist guide who:

1. is holder of valid Tourist Guide Pass issued by Hong Kong Travel Industry Council (TIC);  AND
2. is accompanying a tour group visiting Hong Kong Wetland Park on the day.

The tourist guide who wishes to enjoy this wavier should present his valid TIC Tourist Guide Pass when entering the entry gate at Visitor Centre of the Park.

There is a cafˆm which sells food and beverages inside the Visitor Centre, and there are vending machines inside the Park. Visitors may also bring their own drinking water.

Free lockers are available in the Park. We also provide Cloak Room Service on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays.

The Park provides a barrier-free environment for all visitors. All galleries and most outdoor areas are accessible by wheelchair users, and our staff is willing to help our visitors in case of need. Details

The Park only provides limited parking spaces for private cars (39 nos). Visitors are encouraged to use public transportations or park their cars at the nearby public car park. The Parking fee is $8 per hour. Details

The roundabout at the main entrance of the Park is for pickup/drop-off only. The Park provides limited parking spaces on a first-come first-served basis in another designated site.

The vibrant wetlands display rich biodiversity throughout the year. Summer is the best season for butterfly and dragonfly watching, while it is a good opportunity to discover the passage migratory birds in spring and autumn. The Park is also a good habitat for wintering birds, the peak season for bird watching is from October to April.

Visitors can see Pui Pui at "Pui Pui's Home". Please watch Pui Pui quietly to avoid causing undue disturbance. Details

To avoid disturbance to wildlife and visitors, please do not bring any animals into the Park.

To avoid destroying ecological balance, please do not feed any wildlife.

There are guided tours for the public every day. Details

Schools, community service or charity organisation can apply for the following guided tours:

• „X Study tours for schools: "Park Experience" and "Learning at Wetlands".
• „X Tours for community services, charity organisations and non-profit making organisations: "Enjoy our Wetlands" Guided Tour for the Communities.

All the guided tours are free of charge, but participants need to pay for admission fee.