Visiting Beautiful Lai Chi Kok Park in Mei Foo in Hong Kong 4K UHD April 2017
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- In this video I am visiting one of the beautifull and the biggest parks of Hong Kong which is Lai Chi Kok Park in Mei Foo. Since it is the biggest and longest park in Hong Kong It has many entries from right to left side of the park.
The park is also very famous for photographers and photo models as well especially for fun photo shoot and for wedding photographers.
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During my visit of Hong Kong I will be sharing many videos about the best places to see and visit in Hong Kong.
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Lamma Island :
• Beach and Seafood Para...
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Hong Kong Park :
• Colorful fishes and be...
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Equipments used in this video :
1) Sony A6500 Mirrorless Camera
2) Sony SEL 10-18mm Wide angle Lens
3) Saramonic UvMic9 Wireless Microphone
4) Zhiyune Crane 3 Axis Gimbal
nice view meifoo laicikok park....
Thanks ❤
I live next to lai chi Kok park so big
Wow nice to visit someday.. Keep it up my friend
yes very nice park my address here in meifoo
Many happy memories of this place. Chilling out in the sun and people watching.
I like that place it's very peaceful.... And it's so beautiful
yes it is, thank you friend
Makes me rember theme park in r6
This is WOW 😊
that park is very beautiful ,I'm like it
Yes exactly :-) thank you for the comment :-)
FotoErol ,,,u are welcome ,,,
usually that park is in front att my building ,,,
very nice lovely park.i want to go there on my free day.
Going there next week.
I will go there. Thanks man!
Yes nice place
I remember the last time I was here not wearing mask, breathe fresh air and enjoy the sun. Pandemic changes Everything.
Many indonesian girls sound...😅😅😅😅
Hmmm, the park itself isn't very big, trust me I live in Mei Foo
but at least it is the biggest in Hong Kong I think, I lived there 7 years but I did not see any bigger than this.