Kam Shan Country Park

Kam Shan Country Park is the habitat of crested grouse, black marsh kite, large spur cuckoo, kingfisher of the common, fire julan and other protected species of animals and birds. The park was established on June 24, 1977. It is named after the 369-meter peak of Kam Shan, which is the highest in the area.

The park is one of Hong Kong’s first natural parks. It covers an area of 3.37 hectares of land. There are 4 beautiful reservoirs in the park.

Kam Shan is a habitat for monkeys, mostly macaques. The country park is famous for a very rich flora with a large variety of local and exotic species. Here you can find pink myrtle, Hong Kong gardenia and ivy.

Inside the park there are treadmills, picnic spots and barbecues. Kam Shan Park is bordered by Lion's Rock Park.