The ecology, scenic beauty and local delicacies in Tuen Mun, Yuen Long and Tin Shui Wai are surprisingly wonderful. Lau Fau Shan, renowned for its seafood offer, attracts a large number of visitors during holidays who enjoy delicious seafood, buy souvenirs and appreciate the sunset.

Since the end of Yuen Dynasty, Yuen Long has been the settlement for many clan families. There are, therefore, so many historical heritage and nostalgic cultural traditions in the area, reflecting the local clan cultures. For those who want to learn about the history of indigenous villagers and family clans in Hong Kong, it is advisable to visit the Ping Shan Heritage Trail for a tour of ancestral halls, temples, courtyards and ancient pagodas; or to visit Ching Chung Koon, Miu Fat Buddhist Monastery and other historical heritage to enjoy the state of tranquillity and cleanse your mind.

To allow your children to get close to nature, learn about ecology and watch birds, you may visit the Hong Kong Wetland Park to enhance their understanding of the diversity and importance of wetland ecosystems. Alternatively, you may take them to Ping Shan Tin Shui Wai Public Library, the first public library with an outdoor courtyard for reading, to enjoy reading books together with them!