Did you ever hear of a park built on a mythological tale? Right here in Wong Tai Sin, Fung Tak Park’s design is inspired by the beloved Chinese classic, “Journey to the West.” Fung Tak Park opened in 1995. It was the first theme park based on the legendary Monkey King. The park covers 1.07 hectares. Its whimsical play zones, “Monkey King’s Paradise,” “Crystal Palace,” “Mountain of Five Fingers,” and “Flamed Mountain,” depict scenes from the novel. Fung Tak Park invites children and adults alike to embark on a literary adventure. The park offers a variety of play equipment suitable for toddlers and older children. Toddlers aged two to five can enjoy climbing frames, slides, and play panels. Children aged five to twelve have their own dedicated set of play equipment with similar features. Look for the artificial waterfall outside the “Monkey King’s Paradise” cave. Admire the mosaic dragon on the floor outside the “Crystal Palace.” These artful details add a touch of magic to Fung Tak Park. Whether you’re familiar with the “Journey to the West” or not, Fung Tak Park offers a unique and engaging experience. It’s a place where imagination runs wild.
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