Sha Lo Tung Guided Tour (Individual)
Day tour

Target: Aged 8 or above
Number of participants:  20 per group
Gathering and dismissal point: Tai Po Market MTR station
Transportation: Round-trip shuttle buses between Tai Po Market MTR Station and Sha Lo Tung will be provided
Guided tour language: Cantonese
Fee: Free of charge
Application deadlines: 10 February, 2026 23:59 (Tuesday) 

Confirmation email:
13 February, 2026 19:00 or before 
(All applicants will receive email notifications regardless of the acceptance or rejection of the registration)

 Day Tour

Date: 28 February 2026 (Saturday)
Time: (including transportation time)
Morning Session: 09:30 - 12:30 or
Afternoon Session: 13:30 - 16:30
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Content:
  • Appreciate the ecological important streams, learn about the interesting wetland flora and fauna
  • Visit Grade 2 historic buildings and former terraced fields, understand the traditional Hakka way of life
  • Learn about the threats to and conservation to Sha Lo Tung
  • Visit restored wetland, understand the restoration work and their importance
Important Notes:
  • Participants should be aged 8 or above.
  • Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by adult.
  • At most 2 participants can be registered in a single application.
  • Further event details will be provided upon confirmation of registration.
  • The organizer reserves the right to final acceptance of applicants.
  • After the registration is accepted, if the applicant wishes to withdraw from the event, their companion(s) (if any) will also be withdrawn.
  • Inquiries：3961-0200 （Ms Yeung or Ms Chan）
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Day Tour
(Chinese version only)
 

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Tel.: 3961 0200
Fax.: 2314 2661
Email: slt@greenpower.org.hk
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