Bird Market, Hong Kong
The Bird Market, also known as Bird Garden, is a vibrant and enchanting destination located in Hong Kong, adjacent to the Flower Market. Situated on Yuen Po Street, opposite the Royal Plaza Hotel, this place offers a captivating experience for visitors.
Spanning across a peaceful 3000 square meters, the Bird Market was constructed in 1997 and designed in the style of a traditional Chinese garden. As you step into this picturesque sanctuary, you'll find yourself immersed in a serene atmosphere, surrounded by lush greenery, fragrant flowers, and the delightful chirping of numerous songbirds.
The Bird Market is renowned for its wide variety of songbirds, making it a paradise for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. Over 70 different stalls populate the market, offering a dazzling array of exotic birds that showcase the vibrant colors and melodious tunes of these feathered creatures. From canaries and finches to parrots and cockatiels, you'll encounter an impressive assortment of avian wonders during your visit.
However, the Bird Market is not solely focused on bird sales. It is also a haven for craftsmanship and artistic expression. The market stalls proudly exhibit beautifully crafted bamboo bird cages, demonstrating the intricate skills and cultural heritage of the local artisans. Additionally, you can find a range of bird-related paraphernalia such as bird feed, toys, and accessories, providing a complete shopping experience for bird owners and enthusiasts.
Spanning across a peaceful 3000 square meters, the Bird Market was constructed in 1997 and designed in the style of a traditional Chinese garden. As you step into this picturesque sanctuary, you'll find yourself immersed in a serene atmosphere, surrounded by lush greenery, fragrant flowers, and the delightful chirping of numerous songbirds.
The Bird Market is renowned for its wide variety of songbirds, making it a paradise for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers. Over 70 different stalls populate the market, offering a dazzling array of exotic birds that showcase the vibrant colors and melodious tunes of these feathered creatures. From canaries and finches to parrots and cockatiels, you'll encounter an impressive assortment of avian wonders during your visit.
However, the Bird Market is not solely focused on bird sales. It is also a haven for craftsmanship and artistic expression. The market stalls proudly exhibit beautifully crafted bamboo bird cages, demonstrating the intricate skills and cultural heritage of the local artisans. Additionally, you can find a range of bird-related paraphernalia such as bird feed, toys, and accessories, providing a complete shopping experience for bird owners and enthusiasts.
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Bird Market on Map
Sight Name: Bird Market
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Shopping
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