Kowloon Park

Kowloon Park is big public park in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is a well-tended park and a peaceful place for those who want to spend their weekend afternoon here. A perfect park to have a good walk, to enjoy quiet time, and to just enjoy the tranquilty nature brings. Another great thing about this park, NO ADMISSION FEE. Isn't that great? We had such a lovely afternoon here. We loved the surrounding and its close proximity to the train station. 😀 #timetotravel #hongkong

Kowloon Park is a hidden gem in the heart of bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Spanning over 13 hectares, this urban oasis offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. From tranquil gardens and ponds to sports facilities and playgrounds, Kowloon Park has something for everyone. Don't miss the stunning Chinese Garden, the bird sanctuary, and the iconic sculpture "Hong Kong's Story" that showcases the city's history. With its serene atmosphere and diverse attractions, Kowloon Park is a must-visit for anyone seeking a moment of tranquility in the midst of Hong Kong's urban jungle. Cr:@DALYNN, @壳梨丝虎, @一只绝地绵绵大白熊

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Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Park covers 13.5 hectares. It boasts numerous lush green trees, which attract a great variety of birds. A shady park to relax from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. In addition, Kowloon Park offers multiple fountains, a Bird Lake, a Chinese-style garden, a sculpture gallery, a water garden, a bird garden, and plant maze, etc. I always enjoyed the fountains during summer as they freshen my day perfectly. The park has outdoor facilities such as a swimming pool and a soccer pitch. #attraction #parks

#passionpassport The park runs to parallel to Nathan Road and there are several entrances from Nathan Road, Haiphong Road, Austin Road and Canton Road and there is also a pedestrian footbridge link from China Ferry Terminal at China Hong Kong City. A central avenue runs through the park from Haiphong Road to Austin Road and the northern end of the park is the location for Kowloon Park Sports Centre with multi-purpose arena, dance room, fitness room and squash courts and also Kowloon Park Swimming Pool which has both indoor and outdoor pools. There is also a piazza towards the northern end of the central avenue which is often the location for outdoor exhibitions and concerts. #park #kowloon #kowloonpeak

Getting There - just go to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 and one of the entrances to the park is next to the exit. Attractions - you can go there for a morning/afternoon walk where you just need to relax and see something “green” in the nature other than your Dekstop default background picture. But if you want to do more, you can go to take a look at the permanent exhibition of Hong Kong cultural heritage, which is free of charge for everyone. Or you can go to see Flamingo pond where you can see dozen of pink flamingos. Or if you fancy some activity with water, you can go to the swimming pool. Hotels - the park located near chungking mansion and mirador mansion, building with tons of cheap hostels, or if you want to stay in hotel, Holiday Inn Golden Mile which located in Nathan Road can become your place of stay. Food & Restaurants - if you go back to Nathan Road, you could see a lot of shopping malls and different restaurants all around the street. My tips is just that you try to wander around a bit to see if you can find anything you like. Shopping - Isquare, Mira Mall, The One and even Harbour City are within walking reach #summervacation#nationalpark#awesomepic

After my daily prayer in the nearby mosque I went to the park for a walk One of the older spots in Hong Kong, it's got a lot of character and charm. Full of greenery and walking paths, it's nice for a quick walk There is also an aviary, swimming pool and information center. Great spot #urbanexplorer #hong Kong #kowloon #park

#kowloon park is a large public park in TSIM SHA TSUI,KOWLOON HONGKONG,IT HAS AN AREA OF 3.3HECTARES AND IS MANAGED BY THE LEISURE AND CULTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT. #urbanexplorer

Nice park. Lots of areas to suit the needs of many. However, keep in mind this park has been closed a number of times due to protests. The mosque that had some vandalism is on southern corner on Nathan Road. The police station where protests have occurred is on the northern end of the park on Nathan Road. The swimming complex is amazing and has extensive hours. The aviary has many beautiful birds. #givethanks

Super film [Hong Kong Kowloon Park] / with photo skills some time to go to Hong Kong to play, live in the hotel next to the Kowloon Park so I took my boyfriend to take pictures of me did not expect Especially good in the super classic park! ! Because there are a lot of green plants around, there are scattered sun rays in the afternoon when the sun is shining, and the light is very good! ! . and the park is not a weekend because there are not many people, no need to be shy can wear sportswear to pinch a few large pieces ~ . photo skills: 1 Go to the tree-lined path and find a place with good light. Just hold the shape 2 and bring a bottle of drink in your hand to create a feeling after exercise. It is natural 3 It is best to take a towel or a white coat and pretend to be yourself. A lot of sweat, hahaha, the photo will look very vivid 4 The roof of the garden in the Kowloon Park is very good, because the pink wall is very beautiful background 5 best around 4 pm Because the light at that time is softer, saving the trouble of the p picture later.

📍: No. 22, Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, see the second picture for location ⏰: Open all year round 🚇: Tsim Sha Tsui Station of the Tsuen Wan Line, Exit A1 West Rail Line, Austin Station, Exit F 🗺️: Covers an area of 130,000 square meters 🏊🏻‍♂️: North Area ☞ Dynamic Fun Indoor and outdoor swimming pools, gymnasium, children's playground ⛲: South Area ☞ Static Leisure Maze garden, Chinese garden, fountain trail ✨: The entire park covers a large area, filled with lush ancient trees, meandering streams, and the air is incredibly fresh! It's a lung-cleansing haven in the heart of the city😀 ✨: Comic-themed Avenue of Stars, don't miss the McDull photo spot ✨: Aviary, beautiful and photogenic, and educational with flamingos ✨: Adventure playground, not very old, but with well-designed equipment, and the ground is fully covered with soft plastic, making it easy for kids to burn off energy! 🏛️: Many museums ☟ 1️⃣Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre 2️⃣Health Education Exhibition and Resource Centre 3️⃣Scout Heritage Centre ⭐: Nearby food, drink, and fun 1️⃣St. Andrew's Church, 100 meters 2️⃣Kowloon Mosque, at the east gate of the park 3️⃣Tak Sun School, Bruce Lee's alma mater, 200 meters at the northeast corner of the park 4️⃣Commercial Press, 160 meters at the southeast corner of the park 5️⃣Haiphong Road Temporary Market and Cooked Food Hawker Bazaar, opposite the south gate of the park 6️⃣Hankow Road, a gathering place for local tea restaurants, 250 meters from the south gate 7️⃣Bakehouse, a popular bakery, 100 meters opposite the south gate 8️⃣Harbour City, opposite the west gate 9️⃣| Apple Retail Store (Canton Road Store)^, 250 meters opposite the West1 gate I'm cc who loves to take kids out to play, welcome to follow and comment more❤️

Hong Kong K11 MUSEA is located on the Avenue of Stars in Victoria Harbour, with an excellent location. The space is much larger than that in Shanghai, and the style and layout can better reflect its artistic characteristics. There are sculptures of various sizes everywhere in the mall. The escalator on the 6th floor leads to a garden platform, and the upper part is all gorgeous hotels, which are said to start at six thousand a night. On the Avenue of Stars, my son found the palm print of my idol, Louis Koo. He put his little hand on it, and didn't expect Mr. Koo's hand to be so big! The next morning, we walked from the hotel to the nearby Hong Kong Bank of China in Harbour View Building to visit friends. Most of the streets in HK are lined with sturdy banyan trees. Passing by Kowloon Park, it feels like getting lost in the forest. In this place where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold, it is a luxury to be willing to do large-scale greening. Although the buildings in Hong Kong are dense, the ubiquitous greening does not make people feel too depressed. Walking in Hong Kong is no easier than climbing. The terrain is undulating, uphill and downhill. It's quite tiring after a day!