It has gigantic, mushroom-like banyan trees.
Many beautiful, majestic trees that I could not name. I heard that some of them are quite rare. Lots of care must have gone into cultivating and taking care of them.
However it is created and maintained, it is evidently a beautiful place. There is now a lot of discussion on whether and how the place should be conserved/developed. It is probably worth conserving. However, currently it is enjoyed by only a select few, mostly wealthy and well-connected people. It is a valuable asset of Hong Kong. If it is conserved, it will certainly be at a significant cost to Hong Kong, in some way. It should then be made accessible to a much wider population. It cannot be left as it is, enjoyed by so few only.
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