Y·PARK [Lin·District], a garden waste recycling centre in Tsang Tsui, Tuen Mun, has been in operation for over a year.
The park is equipped with a resource center, woodworking classrooms, upcycled product display areas and outdoor recreation areas.
The guided tour group in Y·PARK has reopened for reservations. There are 3 groups a week, each with a quota of 15 people. The guided tour group on Saturday will have another 1.5-hour workshop. Read clearly.
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▼Preview of seven scenic spots in Tuen Mun Y·PARK [Lin·District]▼
【1】Resource Center
The resource center sets up a number of panels to introduce the forms and applications of local recycled trees, wood processing methods, and to display upcycled wood products made by local wood artisans, so that visitors can understand the various applications of local recycled wood.
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【2】Woodworking Classroom
Woodworking classrooms allow visitors to experience the upcycling of recycled products first-hand.
【3】Upgraded product display area
The area showcases the works of different local carpenters, including "Mangosteen" and wood flower bottles reproduced through the Peach Blossom Recycling Project.
【4】Recycled product production area
The "Recycled Product Production Zone" separates the garden waste collected from various parts of Hong Kong into tree trunks, branches and non-wooden garden waste, and then processes them to produce different recycled products.
[5] Recycled product storage and to-be-distributed area
The "Recycled Product Storage and To-be-Distributed Area" is used to store the processed recycled products. This area is also equipped with drying equipment to dry the recycled products.
【6】Garden
The wall displays different recycled products of Y•PARK [Forest District], some of which are recycled from Christmas trees and peach trees.
Visitors can relax in the garden, and it can also be used as an outdoor large-scale wooden art production and display site.
(Y•PARK [Lin•District] webpage)
【7】Outdoor leisure area
The outdoor area showcases wood art and public art works by different artists, such as "The Big Bad Ghost", carved from recycled trees.
Concerts and yoga events have also been held in the area.
▼Tuen Mun Y·PARK [Lin.
District] Small information on guided tours▼
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Visit Y•PARK [Lin.
District] Reservation required
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Guided tours are mainly in Cantonese, 3 tours a week (every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday)
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Each group has a quota of 15 people, and each guided tour takes about 1.5 hours. The guided tour on Saturday includes a 1.5-hour workshop.
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Address: Nim Wan Road, Tsang Tsui, Tuen Mun
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Contact number: 57439221 / 97289341
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Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday | 9am to 6pm (except public holidays)
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Tuen Mun Y·PARKY [Lin·District] official website
Visit Y•PARK [Lin.
District] Reservation is required. The guided tours are mainly in Cantonese. There are 3 tours a week (every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday). The quota for each tour is 15 people. Each guided tour is about 1.5 hours. group, with another 1.5-hour workshop.
(Photo by Zhang Haowei)
Tuen Mun Y·PARK processes 30 tons of garden waste a day to make wooden planks and wood chips for reuse. It is also useful for Tuen Mun Sludge Incineration Park T.
PARK accepts group appointments for spa experience next Thursday, yet to be reopened Tuen Mun Tsang Tsui incinerator material will be opened in the early 2030s. The Environmental Protection Department has indicated that it will follow up and build more. People mock like a swimming pool
