This is a pleasant outing for the entire family.
The park lies within a short distance from the Taiwo MTR Station and is about a twenty to twenty-five minute walk.
What you need: Comfortable shoes, water and something to snack on if you plan to take advantage of the great picnic areas along the route. Sadly, there is no tuck shop at the park so you need to bring anything you wish to eat and drink.
How to get there: Take the MTR to Taiwo and alight at Exit A into Taiwo Plaza.
Taiwo Plaza as you exit the MTR 
Head for the glass doors at the end.
Turn left and walk out the exit ahead of you. If you’re feeling peckish there are several food outlets and if you need water and munchies there is a convenience store immediately on the right as you exit the glass doors.
Outside Taiwo Plaza, the convenience store is to your right – carry on down the stairs and head right
Go down the stairs and turn right towards the Assemblies of God Hebron Secondary School. Turn left and you will see the Kam Wo Bridge right in front of you.
Kam Wo Bridge
Cross over the bridge, turn right and you are on the way to the Mui Shue Hang Park.
The Entrance to the Mui Shue Hang Park
This sign is at all of the entrances to the park. No Smoking, No Cycling, No Dogs and No Cars…but apparently ballet dancing is okay
The children’s playground, sadly disabled. Hopefully it will be available again when the COVID 19 restrictions are eased.
One of the many exercise areas you will find in the park
The Lam Tsuen River as seen from the foot path. I’ve seen bridal parties having having photo-shoots just across the foot bridge. You might want to check the weather report for rain before doing so.
The footpath is a pleasure to walk on – take your time
The turn off for Mui Shue Hang Village
Amateur Dance Troops take advantage of the area for practicing.
Along the path there are many old trees with amazing root systems
Nearing the main picnic area
Entering the picnic area
A great area to practice Tai Chi
As you leave the picnic area you soon come to the turning point where the path leads you back the way you came. There are several examples of how much effort the management put into keeping the place as beautiful as they can.
The path leads you back in the direction of Taiwo
Another view of the picnic area
This footbridge leads to another entrance to the park. If you are getting weary you can take this exit and it will lead your out onto the main road where you can find a bus or taxi to take you the short distance back to Taiwo.
Mui Shue Hang Park is home to many beautiful trees, 
many of them with magnificent root systems
Approaching the entrance/exit to the park
After leaving the park you are on your way back to Taiwo. Remember to cross back over the Kam Wo Bridge (seen here in the distance) to get back to Taiwo Plaza and the MTR.
The Mui Shue Hang Park is pleasant and relaxing place to visit and the trees alone are well worth the visit. I hope you will make the effort to take a look and enjoy the surroundings.
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