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　　Families planning  about waiting in the painstakingly long queues at Disneyland for a quick rollercoaster ride, or haggling with stall owners at a night market for the cheapest souvenirs.

　　Three-quarters of Hong Kong?ˉs 1,108 square kilometres of land are rural and nearly pristine, just waiting to be explored. Families can gain a new perspective of the country via nature trails, wetland reserve visits and camping trips.

　　Here are five places in Hong Kong to check out in March. The cooler weather makes it perfect for an outdoor adventure with the family.

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　　Nestled in Cheung Chau Island, a one-hour boat ride from mainland Hong Kong, Sai Yuen Farm offers unique camping and adventure activities for everyone.

　　The farm brings glamping to a whole new level by allowing you to stay in a variety of tents, ranging from Native American teepees and Mongolian gers to stargazing domes and African safari tents.

　　Families can compete against each other in outdoor activities like bubble soccer and jungle archery combat. When the kids get tired, they can relax by watching the goats that roam freely around the camp.

　　The Hong Kong Wetland park combines outdoor habitats with interactive exhibits. The eco-tourism park is split into two sectors, the Wetland Interactive World and Wetland Reserves.

　　At the Wetland Interactive World, young ones can learn about the importance of wetland conservation through fun activities. There are 3D cinemas, themed exhibition galleries and even a Swamp Adventure indoor play area.

　　The wetland reserve stretches across 60 hectares, carefully designed to showcase diverse habitats like mangroves and mudflats. Lucky ones might be able to spot puipui, the celebrity crocodile that has called Hong Kong Wetland park its home since 2006.

　　What better way to show your kids the breathtaking natural sights of what Hong Kong has to offer than going on a family hike together?

　　Most hikes end with a perfect view of vast lands, but the Dragon?ˉs Back urban nature trail offers that and more.

　　Dragon's Back trail is relatively easy to hike for people of all ages. Make it a family affair and bring your kids and best track shoes for this final leg of the Hong Kong Trail, which spans five different country parks.

　　It will take you approximately two hours to cover the whole trail, and you will be able to savour views of southern Hong Kong Island and the shoreline from the peak of Dragon?ˉs Back.

　　At the end, make your way down to Big Wave Bay, where you can stick an umbrella into the sand and rest or take a dip in the ocean. Big Wave Bay also offers food, like coffee shops and Western fare, as well as windsurfing opportunities.

　　Ready to take a walk on the wild side? Check out more hiking trails in Hong Kong at discoverhongkong.com.

　　Tai Tong Organic Ecopark is a treat for the young ones. Approximately 40 minutes by car from Hong Kong?ˉs tourist region, the park occupies over a million square feet of land, and has countless activities for its visitors.

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