Hong Kong Wetlands World's Largest Eco-Park

Hong Kong Wetlands Park World's largest eco-park. The place of Hong Kong is one of two unique administrative regions (SARs) of the People's Republic of China (PRC), the other being Macau. Situated on China's south coast and bound by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea, it is eminence for its extensive skyline and deep natural harbour.

One of the astounding tourist spot of attractions Hong Kong has opened, the Hong Kong Wetlands Park with the amazing design by the British agency, MET Studio Design, became the world’s biggest wetlands eco-park. The new destination venue, which the Hong Kong government hopes will attract at least 500,000 visitors each year, is set within 145 acres of natural and landscaped wetlands, located on one of the most important avian migration routes in Asia, alongside Hong Kong's Deep Bay. On its first Sunday of opening, 17,000 visitors came through its doors, so it already looks likely to beat its target! At its heart, semi-submerged below ground level at the approach side beneath a grass canopy roof, is the Park's glass-fronted 90,000 sq ft Visitor Centre, designed by ArchSD (the Government's Architectural Services Department) and home to a dynamic range of galleries and attractions, all of which were designed by MET Studio Design, including a real peat swamp featuring live crocodiles.