Landmark

Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees

Sha Tin and New Territories, Hong Kong

Wishing tree at Lam Tsuen with the red-roofed shrine buildings beside it and hills behind
Photo: Richard Mortel / Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

The 2 banyan trees at Fong Ma Po Village, Lam Tsuen are known as the "Wishing Trees". People used to write their wishes on wishing placards and throw the placards together with tangerines onto the Wishing Trees to make wishes during Chinese New Year.

Monasteries, museums, villages and wetlands

The New Territories hold Sha Tin's monasteries and heritage museum, Tai Po's railway museum and walled villages in Yuen Long.

Sha Tin and New Territories has 29 places on the Roam Hong Kong map: 7 temples, 7 parks and gardens, 6 landmarks, 4 museums, 2 viewpoints, 2 special spots and 1 day trip. Read the Sha Tin and New Territories guide.

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