Visit Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden from 24–27 April 2026 for a special programme of wildlife discovery, guided experiences and family-friendly activities.
Nature in Hong Kong is closer — and more extraordinary — than many people realise. At KFBG, visitors can encounter rescued wildlife, discover native plants, and learn how conservation helps protect the biodiversity of Hong Kong.
As KFBG marks 70 years in Hong Kong, we invite you to join us for four special days of nature discovery. Explore the site, meet our conservation teams, and take part in selected workshops and guided tours designed to help you see wildlife and habitats in a new way.
Event Snapshot
- Date: 24 - 27 April 2026 (Friday to Monday)
- Location: Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, Lam Kam Road, Tai Po (See direction)
- Admission: $50 (Adults) | $25 (Children 4–11) | Free (Under 4)
- Workshop Registration: Advance registration is required for selected workshops and tours. Places are limited.
Why visit KFBG and what to expect?
Discover wildlife and native plants
Explore KFBG’s hillsides, gardens and sanctuary areas, and get closer to the animals and plants that make Hong Kong so biodiverse.
Join special workshops and tours
Take part in selected expert-led activities, from wildlife encounters to guided eco-tours and plant-focused sessions on 24-27 April.
Meet conservation in action
Learn about the work of our Flora, Fauna and Kadoorie Conservation China teams through themed booths and displays.
Enjoy a meaningful day in nature
Whether with family, friends or on your own, KFBG offers a refreshing way to reconnect with wildlife and native biodiversity.
Discover Why Biodiversity Matters
Hong Kong may be a highly urbanised city, but it is also home to a remarkable variety of wildlife and habitats. Biodiversity supports the health, balance and resilience of the natural world around us.
At KFBG, we are dedicated to conserving this precious yet fragile natural heritage. Through wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, endangered species conservation, native plant conservation, forest restoration, ecological enhancement and public education, we aim to inspire every visitor to deepen their connection with nature and take an active role in its protection. This long-term commitment was recently recognised with the world’s first Premium-Tier Certification under The Global Biodiversity Standard (TGBS).
When you visit, you are not only enjoying a day in nature — you are also connecting with the ongoing work to protect Hong Kong’s biodiversity.
The Vital Significance of Biodiversity"
A rich diversity of species helps sustain the balance of life. Healthy ecosystems provide essential benefits including clean air, fresh water and greater climate stability.
Time spent in nature can restore attention, reduce stress and renew our sense of connection with the environment. Observing wildlife and plant life invites a quieter, more grounded awareness of the world around us.
From plant conservation to wildlife monitoring, biodiversity discovery strengthens scientific literacy and encourages a thoughtful, informed respect for nature and our collective future.
Special Workshops and Tours
Register now for limited-capacity experiences led by KFBG staff and educators.
24 April (Fri)
10:30 - 11:30
12+: $50 | 4–11: $25 | Under 4: Free
Fee does not include KFBG admission. Limited places are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Explore More At KFBG
In addition to special workshops and tours, visitors can enjoy a range of walk-in experiences during the event.
Interactive booths and discovery stations
Our Flora Conservation, Fauna Conservation and Kadoorie Conservation China teams will host themed booths in the Plaza, where visitors can learn more about biodiversity through interactive games, displays and specimens.
Visit key highlights around KFBG
You are also warmly invited to explore the site at your own pace, including:
Turn your visit into a biodiversity discovery moment
During your visit, you can also participate in the City Nature Challenge 2026. Simply use the iNaturalist app to snap photos of wild animals, insects, and plants during your visit. Your photos become real data helping scientists monitor biodiversity in Hong Kong.
During the event, we invite you to visit the biodiverse hillsides of Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden and participate in this year's City Nature Challenge! Visit the KFBG City Nature Challenge 2026 Dedicated Page.
Learn more at the CNC official website.
Discover More
Reference:
- Hong Kong species stats (3,300+ plants, 580+ birds, etc.): Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) via Hong Kong Biodiversity Online.
- 25%+ species at risk: WWF Hong Kong and Hong Kong Bird Watching Society, State of Hong Kong Biodiversity 2025.
- KFBG Flora Conservation Department
- KFBG Fauna Conservation Department
- City Nature Challenge: Official event site