The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department’s “Enjoy Hiking” website has newly launched the “Hiking Information on Green Tourism” page, which consolidates practical information and thoughtful reminders for hiking and outings, making it easier for both residents and visitors to plan their trips with ease.In addition to guiding users on how to find popular attractions and hiking routes, the page also introduces useful mobile applications, facilities in country parks, hiking safety tips, as well as codes of conduct and hiking etiquette to observe during outings. This helps everyone prepare better before setting off, enabling safe excursions while protecting the natural environment.Visit the "Hiking Information on Green Tourism" page now to learn more practical tips and get ready for your next outing!

Around December each year, the sweet gum woods in Tai Lam Country Park gradually transforms into the colors of autumn and winter!The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) has launched the “Red Leaves Express” thematic webpage on the Nature in Touch website. In addition to the “Red Leaf Index” which is updated every Friday, the page also provides information on road closures and special traffic arrangements to help everyone plan their trips!To help everyone learn more about red leaves and promote hiking etiquette, the AFCD also organises guided tours, photo exhibitions and talks. These activities introduce the sweet gum trees and other ecological knowledge about plants, while educating visitors on proper etiquette when viewing autumn foliage. Hikers are reminded to be considerate, keep their voices down, and take their own litter away!Visit the “Red Leaf Express” thematic webpage now to find out more!Useful LinksAFCD's Nature in Touch website - Country Parks Nature InterpretationAFCD's Enjoy Hiking website - Sweet Gum Woods in Tai TongAFCD's Enojoy Hiling website - Tai Tong to Wong Nai Tun ReservoirTransport Department's Special Traffic Arrangements