The best thing to do after "sweeping the streets" is to take a walk in the park to digest the delicious food you just ate. Then we took everyone to Tsing Yi Park, which has a very beautiful environment. This is the largest park in the district after Tsing Yi Northeast Park, covering an area of about 6.94 hectares. The park is divided into different areas, including a peach garden, an amphitheater, a picnic area, an artificial lake and a palm tree area. Although the area of each area is not large, each area has its own unique features. As soon as you step into the park, you feel like you are in a paradise. The sun shines on the leaves, and the golden leaves are particularly eye-catching.
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The park has many European-style buildings and decorations, like a small European courtyard located in the center of Tsing Yi. You can take photos casually here to capture the scene of being in Europe. The entire park is surrounded by a number of different species. It is hard to imagine that this is Hong Kong. Walking to the center of the park, you can't even see the tall buildings outside. Therefore, many people come to take a walk on holidays to take a break from their busy work.
What is worth noting is the peach garden in the garden. At first glance, the hillside is really covered with peach blossom trees. It is a pity that the peach blossoms have not yet bloomed on the day of my visit. I believe that when the peach blossoms bloom, there will be a very spectacular scenery here.
