Fa Hui Park, Urban park in Sham Shui Po District, Hong Kong.
Fa Hui Park is a public green space north of Boundary Street with basketball courts, walking paths, and recreational facilities for the community. The park provides open areas for walking and sports, with a shared garden area in the middle.
Following devastating fires in the 1950s that left many people homeless, the Hong Kong Government transformed the site into this public park. The land was converted from an informal settlement into an organized recreational space for the neighborhood.
The community garden here brings neighbors together to grow vegetables and flowers as part of organized planting programs. People use this shared space to connect with each other while tending their plants throughout the year.
The park is easy to reach by public transport and sits near several stations. Visitors will find both sunny and shaded areas depending on when they visit during the day.
Memorial trees planted in the 1980s and 1990s mark the site's past as a prisoner-of-war camp during World War II. These trees tell a different story of the place that many visitors overlook.
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