Shing Mun Reservoir

Shing Mun Reservoir likewise called Jubilee reservoir is a repository in Hong Kong. It is situated in Shing Mun, the zone between Tsuen Wan and Sha Tin, in the New Territories. A few hundreds years prior, the region around the repository was a thick woods with not very many tenants.

Hong Kong is as rich in greenery as it is in world-class high rises, and this trail brings you into its core all. Finished in 1937, Shing Mun Reservoir is an extraordinary wellspring of crisp water and home to numerous types of butterflies and transitory flying creatures. The town of Tai Wai before the repository is currently gone, yet its defensive feng shui woods remain, which brag more than 70 types of tree.

From Tsuen Wan MTR Station, Exit A, take transport 51 toward Kam Sheung Road and land at Country Park Station. At that point head back the way you desired around 20 minutes until the point that you achieve the door at Tai Mo Shan Road.