台中彩虹眷村及首爾梨花洞均有吸引遊人的壁畫村，2014年粉嶺坪輋坪洋新村進行美化，與國際義工組織「義遊」（VolTra）合作，邀請各國義工在村內的小屋、牆壁、小徑上畫上插畫，為香港帶來一條七彩創意的壁畫村。
壁畫設計款式多元化，很多村屋和牆上可見大型壁畫，小徑上有包括可愛龍貓及迷你兵團的小圖，樹上飾有以鋁罐製動態藝術裝置，招引不少遊人前來欣賞及拍攝。
壁畫村的源起，是數年前政府提出「新界東北發展計劃」，村民將要面臨清拆、逼遷，於是組成「打鼓嶺坪輋保衞家園聯盟」，希望透過創意壁畫藝術吸引市民關注坪輋各村的命運，其中坪洋壁畫村最突出。
交通︰從粉嶺火車站C出口，乘坐52K綠色小巴或79K巴士到九記士多站下車，沿士多旁小路走約5分鐘便可到達。
Rainbow Village in Taichung and Ihwa in Seoul both have mural villages that attract visitors. In 2014, Ping Yang Village in Fanling worked with international volunteer organisation Voltra and invited volunteers from various countries for art workcamps. Murals were painted on the walls and paths to bring a creative and colourful mural village to Hong Kong.
The murals are designed in diverse styles. Large murals can be seen on many village houses and walls. Small pictures were painted on footpaths, including cute Minions and Japanese manga character Totoro. The trees were decorated with mobile art installations using aluminum cans, attracting many visitors to take pictures.
The origin of the mural village is the “Northeast New Territories Development Plan” proposed by the government a few years ago. Faced with village demolition and forced eviction, the villagers formed “Ta Kwu Ling/Ping Che Homeland Defense Alliance”, hoping to attract public attention to their plight through creative mural art. Ping Yeung Mural Village stood out in this endeavour.
Transportation: From Exit C of Fanling Railway Station, take 52K green minibus or 79K bus to Kau Kee Store stop and walk along the trail next to the store for about 5 minutes.
