suitable category
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Family family -
Physical Disability -
Manual wheelchair -
Wheelchair companion -
Electric wheelchair -
Elderly -
Visually impaired people -
Couple -
Photoman -
Pregnant woman -
Lone Ranger
Local Facilities
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Guide Dogs are welcome
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Available by subway (within 30 minutes walk)
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Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)
Introduction
Sung Wong Toi is a memorial stone monument located in Jiulongcheng District. The current site of the park was officially completed at the end of 1959. According to legend, Song Dynasty Emperor Song Duanzong Zhao Shi, and his brother Zhao Bing were pursued by the Yuan Dynasty army, and fled south to exile here. To commemorate this event, the three characters "Songwangtai" were carved on the big stone. The "Songwangtai" stele was originally a huge stone, standing on a hill called the "Holy Mountain" by the coast of Ma Tau Chung, [1] which was later called the Kai Tak Airport Passenger Terminal. The "Songwangtai" stele was later moved to a distance of about Placed at the current location of 300 feet.
FG Tips
Sung Wong Toi has basic barrier-free facilities, and wheelchair users can go there alone.
Photo album
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Stone stele of Sung Wong Toi
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Stone stele of Sung Wong Toi
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The pool in the attraction
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Entrance and exit of Sung Wong Toi Garden
