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HONG LOK ROAD HONG LOK ROAD TAI TONG LIGHT RAIL STATION LIGHT RAIL STATION LIGHT RAIL STATION YUEN LONG STATION Highway (exit 3) to YL Castle Peak Road POK OI HOSPITAL Tai Yuk Road Yuk Tai KauCITIMALL Yuk Rd LIGHT BUS STOP YOHO TOWN Yuen Long (S) YUEN LONG Ma Tin Road Ma Tang Road Shap Pat Heung Rd Tai Kei Leng Rd To Tuen Mun Shap Pat Heung Roundabout Tai Tong Road TAI TONG VILLAGE KMB BUS STOP Tai Tong Shan Road Po Leung Kuk Jockey Club Tai Tong Holiday Camp FOOTPATH TO TTLV TO FOOTPATH Tai Tong Ecopark Restaurant Tai Tong Organic Tai Tong Tai Tong Organic Valley Ecopark Strawberry Farm Horse Stable (Lychee Valley) DRIVE TO TAI TONG ORGANIC VALLEY From HK/Kowloon Area, Drive towards Route 3, then to Tai Lam Tunnel (Exit 13) Pok Oi Hospital Roundabout Exit [Tin Shui Wai/ Tuen Mun/ Yuen Long (S)] Next Roundabout Exit [Yuen Long (S)] Turn Left to Tai Tong and Tai Tong Road Straight to Tai Tong Village Turn Left to Kiu Hing Road and left again on to Tai Tong Shan Road, finally Turn Right at the TTLV park sign to Tai Tong Organic Ecopark. KMB BUS ROUTES TO YUEN LONG • 68M — Tsuen Wan MTR Station Yuen Long (W) • 64K — Tai Po MTR Station Yuen Long (W) • 68X — Jordan (To Wah Rd.) Hung Shui Kiu (Hung Yuen Rd.)(Via Yuen Long City) • 276/276P — Sheung Shui Tin Tsz (Via Yuen Long City) • 268B — Hung Hom Ferry Terminal Long Ping MTR Station • 268C — Kwun Tong Ferry Terminal Long Ping MTR Station • 269D — Lek Yuen Tin Fu (Via Yuen Long City) • 968 — Causeway Bay (Tin Hau) Yuen Long (W) MTR WESTRAIL ROUTE + K66 BUS Travel by MTR to Long Ping West Rail Station, and then leaving the terminal from exit B. There you can catch K66 which will take you to Tai Tong. Alight at Tai Tong Shan Road Bus Stop (see map), then walk 15 mins via the country path to the Organic Ecopark & ticket office. LIGHT MINI BUS Catch the Tai Tong Mini-bus from the bus stop at Hung Min Court (diagonal to Yuen Long City Mall). Alight at Tai Tong Shan Road Bus Stop (see map), then walk 15 mins via the country path to the Organic Ecopark & ticket office..

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