Sha Tin Racecourse: Home to Thrilling Horse Racing Events
Visitor Fee
	- Standard entry: HKD 10
 
	- Members’ enclosure: Higher fees apply
 
	- Free entry for tourists with a valid passport on race days (subject to availability)
 
Transportation
	- MTR:
	
		- Take the East Rail Line to Racecourse Station (only open on race days).
 
		- On non-race days, take the MTR to Fo Tan Station, then walk 10-15 minutes.
 
	
	 
	- Bus:
	
		- Several bus routes serve the racecourse, including Route 170, 182, 681, and 887.
 
	
	 
	- Taxi:
	
		- Ask for Sha Tin Racecourse, Hong Kong Jockey Club.
 
	
	 
Things to Do
	- Watch Exciting Horse Races
	
		- Enjoy world-class horse racing events at one of Asia’s top racecourses.
 
	
	 
	- Visit the Hong Kong Racing Museum (within the venue)
	
		- Learn about the history of horse racing in Hong Kong.
 
	
	 
	- Experience Betting and Wagering
	
		- Place bets and experience the thrill of live horse racing.
 
	
	 
	- Dine at Exclusive Restaurants
	
		- Try fine dining at The Racing Club or casual meals at food courts and cafés.
 
	
	 
	- Enjoy Special Events
	
		- The racecourse hosts music performances, cultural events, and themed race days.
 
	
	 
  
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
	- One of the world’s most famous racecourses, offering an exciting atmosphere.
 
	- Popular among locals and tourists for entertainment and betting.
 
	- Easy access via public transport.
 
	- Family-friendly activities and events on certain race days.
 
How Old is Sha Tin Racecourse?
	- Opened in 1978 (over 45 years old).
 
List of Activities
	- Watching live horse races
 
	- Betting and wagering on races
 
	- Visiting the Hong Kong Racing Museum
 
	- Dining at various restaurants
 
	- Enjoying live music and entertainment events
 
Additional Nearby Attractions
	- Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery – A stunning hillside temple with golden Buddha statues.
 
	- Sha Tin Park – A scenic park with gardens, a lake, and walking paths.
 
	- New Town Plaza – One of Hong Kong’s largest shopping malls.
 
	- Hong Kong Heritage Museum – A great place to learn about Hong Kong’s culture and history.