Yuen Po Street Bird Garden: A Haven for Bird Lovers

Visitor Fee

• Free entry

Transportation

• MTR:
  • Take the MTR to Prince Edward Station (Exit B1).
  • Walk about 10 minutes along Prince Edward Road West to Yuen Po Street.
• Bus:
  • Several buses stop near Prince Edward Road West or Nathan Road, from where it's a short walk.
• Taxi:
  • Direct taxis available; just mention Yuen Po Street Bird Garden.

Things to Do

1. Admire Songbirds & Traditional Birdcages:
   • Walk through the garden to see beautifully crafted wooden birdcages and birds of all types.
2. Watch Bird Enthusiasts Gather:
   • Local bird lovers bring their birds for fresh air, creating a lively atmosphere.
3. Shop for Birds & Accessories:
   • Find exotic birds, birdcages, and bird feed from various vendors.
4. Experience Traditional Chinese Pet Culture:
   • The market reflects a long-standing Cantonese tradition of keeping songbirds.
5. Take Photos of Unique Market Scenes:
   • The intricate bamboo cages, colorful birds, and relaxed atmosphere make for great photography.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• Unique cultural experience of Hong Kong’s old-world charm.
• Great for bird lovers and those interested in traditional markets.
• Offers a peaceful escape from the city’s busy streets.
• A chance to interact with local bird enthusiasts.

How Old is Yuen Po Street Bird Garden?

• The market was officially opened in 1997, replacing an older bird market on Hong Lok Street.
• The tradition of keeping songbirds in Hong Kong dates back centuries.

List of Activities

• Watching locals feed and care for their birds
• Exploring traditional Chinese birdcages and accessories
• Photographing the colorful birds and market scenes
• Chatting with bird enthusiasts about their pets
• Visiting nearby flower and goldfish markets

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Flower Market: A vibrant street lined with fresh flowers, bonsai, and plants.
• Goldfish Market: A specialty market selling ornamental fish and aquariums.
• Mong Kok Shopping Streets: A mix of electronics, fashion, and local food stalls.
• Ladies’ Market: Famous for bargain clothing, accessories, and souvenirs.