Hong Kong | Wetland Park | Hong Kong's Famous Autumn Leaves Spots | An Ecological Paradise of Autumn Wetland Colors

#SeptemberDestinations2025 Located in the northern part of Tin Shui Wai, New Territories, the Hong Kong Wetland Park is Hong Kong's largest wetland ecological reserve, spanning over 60 hectares. It integrates nature conservation, education, and tourism, and is recognized by UNESCO as a World-Class Wetland Park. The park boasts a rich array of wetland habitats, including mangroves, mudskipper ponds, and bird watching houses. Every autumn and winter (approximately from early December to mid-February), the bald cypress trees along the "Succession Path" transform into a vibrant hue of fiery red and golden yellow, reflecting against the pond's surface to create a breathtaking "Sky Mirror" spectacle, attracting photographers and families alike. During the autumn foliage season, coinciding with the peak of migratory bird migration, visitors can observe rare birds such as black-faced spoonbills and cormorants up close. Stroll along the boardwalks and experience the tranquility and vitality of the wetland's autumn. #HongKongWetlandPark #HongKongAutumnLeaves #BaldCypress #SkyMirror #WetlandEcology #AutumnHongKong #TinShuiWai