[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hang Ming Street Sitting-out Area (Updated Apr)

Although Ma On Shan Heng Ming Street Rest Garden is a smaller cherry blossom viewing spot, its proximity to the Ma On Shan residential area makes it a convenient choice for local residents. The cherry blossom trees are distributed along both sides of the park's pathways, and when spring arrives, the cherry blossoms bloom, adding a touch of poetic pink scenery to the community. Due to the park's small size, visitors usually do not spend a long time here, making it more suitable for a brief stop or a short walk. However, the high density of cherry blossoms still makes it a great spot for photography. The downside is that the park is not specifically designed as a tourist attraction, so the facilities are relatively simple, and there are not many resting seats. Nevertheless, if you live nearby or happen to be in the Ma On Shan area, it is still worth a visit, especially for those who enjoy capturing the delicate beauty of cherry blossoms.

#Hong Kong Cherry Blossoms #Hong Kong Good Places #Family Tour #Ma On Shan Heng Ming Street Recreation Area #Ma On Shan Recently, I went cycling with my friends in Tai Wai. We cycled along the bike path from the Shing Mun River to Twin Bridges, and then followed the bike path next to the Ma On Shan Promenade to Ma On Shan Park. There are many sports and recreational facilities 🚲 along the way The weather was good that day, the sun was shining, there were some wind blowing along the way, so it was actually quite comfortable, there were many green plants on both sides of the bike path, really very eye-catching 🌴🌳 In addition, I also saw many different colors of azaleas, but I accidentally saw the traces of suspected cherry blossoms, so I decided to go back with my friends to explore 🤣 When I stepped back to that place, it turned out that this is the Heng Ming Street Rest Area in Ma On Shan. There are 10 cherry blossom trees inside. Their variety is Kawazu-zakura, dark pink cherry blossoms🌸 actually quite beautiful, maybe on weekdays, so not too many people came to check in, really take pictures not angry😍

#HongKongSakura The Heng Ming Street Sitting-out Area in Kwun Tong, Hong Kong is a small, great place for flower viewing hidden in the city. When spring comes, the cherry trees here are in full bloom, bringing a romantic spring scenery to residents and tourists. 🌟 **Geographic location and transportation** Hang Ming Street Sitting-out Area is located in Kwun Tong District, near MTR Lam Tin Station. It is about a 10-15 minute walk from the station and is an ideal spot for nearby residents to enjoy the flowers or relax. There are also convenient transportation options if you take the bus or drive. 🌸 **Cherry Blossom Highlights** - **Rows of cherry blossom trees in full bloom**: Although there are not many cherry blossom trees in the rest area, they will bloom in spring, decorating the entire park and forming a small but beautiful flower scene. - **Experience the cherry blossoms up close**: As the venue is relatively small, visitors can appreciate the details of the cherry blossoms up close, and even watch the moving scene of petals falling in the wind. - **Warm community atmosphere**: There are not as many people here as in large parks, so it is suitable for people who like to enjoy flowers quietly. 🍃 **Activities and Experiences** - **Relaxing Stroll**: Take a leisurely walk on the trail between the cherry trees, enjoying the fragrance of flowers and the breeze, especially suitable for busy city dwellers to relax. - **Photography check-in**: With cherry blossoms as the background, you can easily leave beautiful memories whether you are taking photos of people or scenery. - **Family Gathering**: Bring some simple snacks or drinks and share the beautiful moments of cherry blossoms with your family. 🎯 **Tips** - **Best time to view cherry blossoms**: Cherry blossoms usually bloom from February to March, but the specific flowering period will be affected by the weather. It is recommended to pay attention to local flower information in advance. - **Avoid the crowds**: Mornings or weekdays are the best time to view cherry blossoms, allowing you to enjoy a more peaceful environment. - **Keep the environment clean**: Please take care of the park facilities and take away the garbage when visiting, and help maintain this beautiful green space. Although the cherry blossoms at the Hengming Street rest area are small in scale, their tranquility and warmth bring an indescribable sense of healing to people.

#HongKongSakura Heng Ming Street Park is a recreational area on Heng Ming Street in Ma On Shan. It is home to more than 10 Kawazu cherry trees and Edo Higan cherry trees. It is one of the three major cherry blossom viewing hotspots in Hong Kong! A large area of ​​cherry blossoms and peach pink petals form a large pink sea of ​​flowers, making people feel like they are in Japan😍 Kawazu cherry blossoms usually begin to bloom from February to March. Because they are an early cherry variety, their flowering period is longer. If you want to enjoy the beautiful sea of ​​flowers, remember to go and see them when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom! ! Hang Ming Street Park Location: Hang Ming Street Sitting-out Area, Ma On Shan Transportation: MTR Tuen Ma Line Heng On Station Exit A, about 5 minutes walk