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Kowloon Park
九龍公園
4.5
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based on 2133 reviewsOpen Opening hours of Kowloon Park
Free entry
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 hour
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22 Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong KongMap
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OutstandingKowloon Park is located between Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong, with the Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station nearby. The park is large and shaded by green trees. There are cartoon characters and a Kung Fu Park in the park, which is suitable for a leisurely walk or a parent-child trip. This park in a bustling area of the city has few people and beautiful scenery, and is highly recommended.
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Kowloon Park is the largest park in downtown Kowloon. Walking into the park, there are not only lush forests and clear springs, but also various facilities such as the Avenue of Comic Stars, the Cultural Relics Discovery Center, the Children's Adventure Park, the Labyrinth Garden, the Bird Lake, and the Chinese Garden. The comic-themed Walk of Fame showcases cartoonist handprints and painted sculptures of classic characters. In addition, a comic history development gallery and a comic education gallery are set up to display the development history of local comics, the production process of comics, tools, cartoonist studio scenes and comic manuscripts. The Cultural Relics Discovery Center displays cultural relics and archaeological discoveries, and often holds special lectures, workshops and guided tours here. There are swimming pools and large gymnasiums in the park, indoor heated pools, outdoor paddling pools, and special children's wading pools. The main stadium of the gymnasium is paved with beech wood floors, which can be used for basketball, volleyball, handball and other venues. The children's playground was converted from the fortress and fort of the former military camp on the hills of the park. The southern part of the park is dominated by Chinese-style gardens, interspersed with many theme paths and exhibition gardens. Including a sculpture gallery displaying more than a dozen art sculptures, and a study trail planted with more than 30 kinds of trees. There are also different species of birds, including black swans, flamingos, mandarin ducks, etc.
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Victoria Harbour's night view is a stunning check-in spotKeep this Shenzhen-Hong Kong border check-in guide✨ You can have a fantastic two-day trip at Shenzhen Guanlan + Hong Kong Kowloon Park! 🏨【Atour Hotel Guanlan, Shenzhen】 Here's the address for you📍182 Guanlan Avenue Once you stay here, you'll know why the rating is so high—the rooms are as clean as if soaked in disinfectant (a compliment!), and the mattress is as soft as sleeping on clouds☁️ The most amazing part is the super strong water pressure in the bathroom; after a day of intense sightseeing, a hot shower really revives you! The front desk staff will secretly tell you about authentic local dai pai dong nearby, and even the robot delivering food is adorably cute🤖 🌆【Kowloon Park Sunset Blast】 I highly recommend this amazing park at 22 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui! I suggest heading there around 5:30 PM; the sunset over Victoria Harbour is breathtaking🌇 Remember to bring a telephoto lens—the geometric beauty of the layered buildings in the golden sunlight makes every shot a perfect phone wallpaper! The park also has an adorable flamingo pond that instantly fills your heart with girlish joy💖 📸【Photo Tips】 1. The stone steps walkway in Kowloon Park is perfect for atmospheric walking videos 2. Use the railing by Victoria Harbour as a foreground for great depth ⚠️【Notes】 ▫️Mosquitoes in Hong Kong Park are vicious! Remember to spray mosquito repellent ▫️Atour Hotel requires advance booking; walk-ins may not get a room ▫️Shenzhen Metro Line 4 goes directly to Futian Port, super convenientVortexWarrior_6
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Departing from Macau to Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal, this hidden photo spotTaking a ferry is the first choice for many. At the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal on the Macau Peninsula, you can take the "TurboJET" or "Cotai Water Jet" to Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal. The TurboJET ferry takes about 1 hour, with a one-way economy ticket priced at around HKD 175, and an additional HKD 30 for night sailings. Cotai Water Jet operates multiple daily sailings, with the earliest departure at 9:30 AM and the latest at 10:30 PM. If departing from the Taipa Ferry Terminal, there are also corresponding sailings to Hong Kong. If you want to experience the scenery of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, you can choose the Golden Bus. First, take a bus from Macau Border Gate or your hotel to the Macau Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, then take the shuttle bus (Golden Bus) across the bridge. Daytime tickets cost HKD 65, and nighttime tickets cost HKD 115. After arriving at the Hong Kong Port, you can transfer to the B5 bus to Sunny Bay Station, then switch to the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui, or take a cross-border bus directly from the Hong Kong Port to Tsim Sha Tsui, from where you can walk to China Ferry Terminal. After arriving at Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong, it’s about a 7-minute walk from Exit A1 of the Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station to China Ferry Terminal. Climb up to the outdoor platform on the 3rd floor of China Ferry Terminal to enjoy the beautiful Victoria Harbour views, the golden sci-fi building, and the stunning interplay of sea and mountains—a great spot for photos and check-ins. Here, you won’t be crowded, and you can easily take stunning photos.浑水摸鱼
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Kowloon Park🌱Kowloon Park is a large public park in the Tsim Sha Tsui area of Kowloon, Hong Kong. The entrance is right on Nathan Road🌿 The atmosphere inside is shaded by old large trees. This park is popular for relaxation and exercise among both locals and tourists. Inside the park, there is a small pond with spots where you can sit and relax. Among the trees, we like the Camphor tree, a large preserved camphor tree with beautifully spreading branches resembling a rain tree, and various bird species live here. This place is perfect for walking, breathing fresh air, or quietly resting amidst nature while listening to the birds🕊️ตามติดชีวิตชะนีน้อย3
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Explore Bird Lake in Kowloon Park#discoverchina Bird Lake in Kowloon Park is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. This serene spot features two main ponds: one dedicated to flamingos and another for various waterfowl, all set amidst lush, landscaped surroundings. The lake is home to over 130 birds, including Greater and Lesser Flamingos, Coscoroba Swans, and even a Hawaiian Goose (Nene) . Wild species like Black-crowned Night Herons and White-breasted Kingfishers are also frequently spotted here . Visitors can enjoy the peaceful ambiance while strolling across the footbridge that spans the lake. Please note that Bird Lake and its footbridge will be temporarily closed for maintenance from May 7 to May 16, 2025 .    LizzyonTrip
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Hongkong is Superb and Amazing - Citywalk🌹#hkonbudget Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong | Captured 10 spots in a day of citywalk🗺️ Come to Tsim Sha Tsui!! You can follow this route No backtracking photo guide 📸 - 🚇 Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 1️⃣ First stop: Kowloon Park 2️⃣ Cookie Quartet (just passing by my favorite souvenir shop) 3️⃣ Signal Hill Park 4️⃣ Tsim Sha Tsui East Waterfront Podium Garden Walk down the stairs from the viewing platform to the rightSadiiie4
Hong Kong Day 1 of 2 Itinerary!!Sights visited on Day 1: - Star Ferry + Victoria Harbour - Kowloon Park - Peak Tram + Victoria Peak ⛴️We stayed in the Wan Chai district in Hong Kong. We started our day around 9am. We got the Star Ferry across the Kowloon for 3 yuan per person, lasting around 10 minutes. 🥟On the other side, we went on a stroll along the Harbour, walking past the Clock Tower and along the Avenue of Stars. We then grabbed some food in Tsim Sha Tsui where there are a number of food options as you wander along. 🦩We then headed to Kowloon Park, a great spot to relax and explore (you might spot some flamingos!). 🚇From Kowloon Park, take the Subway to the Lower Station of the Peak Tram. The A1 Entrance of the Tsim Sha Tsui subway station is right at the exit of Kowloon Park. Take the Quanwan line 2 stops to Central (12.5 HKD per person, 6 minutes). Exit through J2 exit. Then walk 10 minutes to the Tai Ping Shan Peak Tramways by St John’s Building. 💴Adult Ticket Price: 136 yuan This ticket price includes a single trip of the peak tram and single entry to the Sky Terrace. Note: There are other deals that include return trips, or omit entrance to the sky terrace etc. 🚞The ride lasts around 7 minutes. Once at the top, enjoy views of the Hong Kong skyline and look around the shopping centres (where you can grab some food). 🌃We made our way to the Sky Terrace at around 6:30 in time to get a decent spot at the edge to watch the sunset and then enjoy the city skyline at night. Getting back down from the peak: * If you previously purchased a return trip for the tram, then you can get the tram back down. * There are also busses and taxis (that you can get to parts of the district aside from the Lower Station of the Peak Tram). Note: there are often long queues for all forms of transportation. Check out my other moments for day 2 of 2 itinerary for Hong Kong!Shucheng Hu
Hong Kong Kowloon Park: A City Resting Place Combining Fun and Knowledge!Hong Kong is a metropolis where every inch of land is extremely precious, making the establishment of large urban facilities quite rare. Numerous pocket-sized parks can be found throughout Hong Kong. Among the city's parks, Kowloon Park is relatively large. Moreover, it is a city resting place that combines fun and knowledge, becoming a popular spot for both domestic and international tourists. Here is a practical guide to Hong Kong Kowloon Park summarized and shared: 1. Admission: All urban parks in Hong Kong are open to the public for free, so Kowloon Park does not charge an admission fee. 2. Opening Hours: The public areas of the park are generally open 24 hours, typically from 5:00 to 23:59. However, some smaller attractions, such as the aviary, are open from 8:00 to 17:00. 3. Highlights: While appreciating the model of classical Chinese gardens, you can also learn about the development history of Hong Kong during the late Qing Dynasty. At the same time, you can learn about nature-related knowledge regarding flora and fauna, which is very interesting. 4. Transportation: Take the Hong Kong MTR West Rail Line to 'Austin' Station, Tsuen Wan Line to 'Tsim Sha Tsui' Station, or Tuen Ma Line to 'East Tsim Sha Tsui' Station. Kowloon Bus Route 208 directly reaches the 'Kowloon Park' stop. 5. Nearby Attractions: Famous attractions such as Avenue of Stars, Victoria Harbour Viewing Deck, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Space Museum, and Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower are all within 1 kilometer. 6. Food and Accommodation: Kowloon Park is located in the Tsim Sha Tsui area, which has many restaurants and accommodations, offering a wide range of choices. Famous food streets include Jordan and Temple Street. Four-star hotels typically cost around 600 yuan per night (including taxes) during non-peak tourist seasons.OE. Sam 34
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Hidden Treasure! A Super Detailed Guide to the Kowloon Park Heritage MuseumIn Hong Kong, where every inch of land is precious, there’s a surprisingly special museum hidden away! The Heritage Museum in Kowloon Park was formerly a military camp and has transformed into a sanctuary for antiquities and historic relics✨ The exhibits showcase artifacts unearthed locally in Hong Kong. Although its history isn’t as long as mainland museums, it offers an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong’s architecture, culture, and changing times~ The museum’s design is incredibly thoughtful! The interactive exhibition areas are super fun. Each drawer labeled with a Hong Kong place name contains artifacts excavated from that specific area. Kids can explore hands-on and instantly become little archaeologists👦🏻👧🏻 There’s also a floor covered with porcelain unearthed near Disney, combined with light and shadow effects for a stunning visual impact! The restoration story of the Central gas lamp, broken by Typhoon Mangkhut, is very touching—it was carefully repaired in a British factory to bring back its former glory~ The biggest surprise is the free guided tour service! Although it’s only available in Cantonese, operates on a schedule, and has limited spots, the guides are super professional, and even kids listen attentively~ The one-hour tour takes you through Hong Kong’s history and is definitely the top choice for family outings and exploring off-the-beaten-path spots! Save this guide and come discover another side of Hong Kong here~K i K i
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1 Night 2 Days Trip to Hong Kong – Follow the Tsim Sha Tsui Vibe Route ExactlyShort but impactful! Sharing a 1 night 2 days itinerary spent in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Day 1 Check in to the hotel after arriving in the afternoon Stroll around Tsim Sha Tsui and visit the Avenue of Stars Light shopping at Harbour City Shopping Centre Dinner at a local restaurant near Kowloon Park End the day enjoying the Symphony of Lights night view Day 2 Start early with a cup of Percent Arabica coffee Take memorable photos at Choi Hung Apartments and Yick Cheong Building Hong Kong-style brunch at Mido Cafe Stop by Jenny Bakery and Kee Wah Bakery for gift snacks Lunch at a Macau restaurant with egg tarts & stir-fried dishes In the afternoon, have dessert at Bakehouse and do some quick shopping at Marks & Spencer Head to the airport In a short time, you can enjoy vibe photos, gourmet food, and shopping all at once! Tsim Sha Tsui is definitely best explored thoroughly.momozzang
Let's Go! Hong Kong Kowloon Park Travel Guide• Address: 22 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. • Opening Hours: Year-round 5:00 AM-12:00 AM. • Admission: The park is free to enter, but fees apply for the swimming pool and sports center. Transportation Guide • Subway: Accessible from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station Exit A1, Jordan MTR Station Exit C1, and Austin West Rail Station. • Bus: Accessible via KMB routes 1, 1A, 2, 2C, 6, 6A, 7, 9, 13X, 26, 35A, 41A, 63X, 81C, 87D, 98D, 203, 208, 219X, 234X, 271, 281A, 296D. • Star Ferry: After disembarking at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier, walk along Salisbury Road and Nathan Road for about 10 minutes. Attractions • Avenue of Comic Stars: The world's first comic-themed avenue of stars, featuring handprints of comic artists and colorful sculptures of classic characters, along with comic history and educational galleries. • Heritage Discovery Centre: A two-story Victorian colonial military building formerly known as Whitfield Barracks, showcasing heritage architecture and archaeological discoveries. The center also hosts special lectures, workshops, and guided tours. • Children's Adventure Playground: Built from the fortress and battery of the original military camp on the park hill, preserving remnants of the former British military battery. • Maze Garden: Features a plant maze, perfect for leisurely strolls. • Bird Lake and Aviary: Observe various bird species, including black swans, flamingos, and mandarin ducks. • Chinese Garden: The southern part of the park features Chinese-style gardens interspersed with themed paths and exhibition areas, including a sculpture gallery displaying over ten artistic sculptures and a discovery trail with more than 30 tree species. Nearby Recommendations • Dining: Numerous Hong Kong-style tea restaurants in the vicinity offer authentic local cuisine. • Shopping: Adjacent to Harbor City and other shopping centers with abundant shopping options. • Accommodation: Multiple hotels in the surrounding area provide convenient options for visitors. Visitor Tips • Best Time to Visit: Early morning or evening is recommended, when sunlight filters through the leaves creating beautiful dappled shadows. • Suggested Visit Duration: Generally 1-3 hours. • Important Notes: Some areas like the swimming pool and sports center require fees and have specific opening hours. Check in advance.BR. Amber 38
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Kowloon Park: A Flamingo AdventureKowloon Park is one of Hong Kong's rare urban oases that combines leisure, photography spots, and natural ecology. Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, it boasts excellent accessibility. The park spans a large area with a tranquil environment, making it perfect for relaxing or taking photos. Recently, it has become a niche hotspot for photography enthusiasts, especially with its purple fountain and flamingo pond, attracting many visitors eager to capture stunning shots. Recommended Route/Highlights: Start your journey at the South Gate and take a leisurely stroll. Your first stop should be the famous purple fountain, which looks particularly stunning in the morning sunlight. Using a wide-angle mode for photos is highly recommended to ensure your shots go viral. Continue along the path to find the flamingo pond, where you'll be greeted by a large group of pink flamingos. You can observe them up close, and their charming demeanor makes them perfect subjects for animal photography. Afterward, head to the maze garden, where you can snap some photos and relax under the shade of the trees, enjoying the serenity of the city. Must-Visit Photo Spots: 1. Purple Fountain: Its dreamy colors and the backdrop of Tsim Sha Tsui's skyscrapers make for eye-catching compositions. 2. Flamingo Pond: The combination of animals and garden scenery adds a lively touch, with each flamingo striking its own unique pose. 3. Maze Garden: With its strong structural design, it's ideal for capturing artsy photos. Perfect for twins or couples looking for photogenic moments. 4. Hong Kong Museum of Art's exterior wall (near the park exit): Occasionally featuring street art, it adds a distinctive scene to your photo collection. Tips for Visiting: - Visit between 7 AM and 9 AM for fewer crowds, making it easier to capture unobstructed photos with ideal lighting at the fountain and flamingo pond. - The park is quite large, so remember to bring water and snacks to recharge during your photo sessions. - The maze garden has a transparent treehouse in the middle, perfect for static close-up shots and providing shade from the sun. - Families with children can head to the kids' play area, which is equipped with safe facilities for worry-free fun. - After exploring the park, you can find plenty of cafes and cha chaan tengs in nearby Tsim Sha Tsui for a convenient meal or snack.AneteZ
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Kowloon Park is located between Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong, with the Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station nearby. The park is large and shaded by green trees. There are cartoon characters and a Kung Fu Park in the park, which is suitable for a leisurely walk or a parent-child trip. This park in a bustling area of the city has few people and beautiful scenery, and is highly recommended.
Google Mapsexpand_moreSure, here is a review of Kowloon Park:Kowloon Park is a large public park in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is one of the most popular parks in the city, and is a great place to relax, go for a walk or jog, or have a picnic. The park has a variety of facilities, including a sports center, a children's playground, and a bird aviary. It is also for elder to hangout for morning exercise and interaction include foreign helper picnic area.The park is open from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM, and admission is free. Kowloon Park is a great place to visit for a relaxing day out, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.
Park at the city centre, just next to Exit A of Tsim Sha Tsui station. Do not miss the museums inside, e.g. Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre
Kowloon Park is full of scenery. For example, this stainless steel pipe work "Huxinting" can really imagine a lake and a pavilion from a distance. There are bronze sculptures in the sculpture gallery, with faces on all sides, a little like the Thai four-sided Buddha, the work is called "empty", originally, the four are empty. Others, pavilions, water pavilions, birds contending, plant maze, are all stunning.
Passing by today, I saw the park. It opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 12 p.m. The park is on Nathan Road. There are four doors. There are graffiti and cartoon characters on the stairs. Very eye-catching! Green in the park is also good. Some of the local grandparents came back to rest, and some parents brought their babies to take pictures! Now we are doing the activities of Starlight Avenue for cartoon characters. All the way there are classic cartoon characters.
Kowloon Park is not big, just outside Tsim Sha Tsui Metro Station A, the garden is very green, this time it is rainy to watch the next Kowloon Park, walking in the drizzle feels good, I did not think there is such a quiet park near the noisy Harbour City.
Kowloon Park is located between Tsim Sha Tsui and Yau Ma Tei, on the west side of Nathan Road, with a long north-south and large area. The garden is shaded with trees and flowers. The square, lake, fountain and running water are beautiful and quiet. Hundred Birds Garden is a garden in which many kinds of parrots are kept for free tours and viewing. The functional areas of Kowloon Park are clearly divided. Children's playground, gymnasium, gymnasium and swimming pool are leisure and fitness places for local people. Kowloon Park, with such a large area and green space, is still reserved in the oil-rich areas with developed commerce and small land. It serves as a place for citizens, tourists, leisure and fitness. It admires the vision and courage of the Hong Kong government and praises it. [Suggestion] The opening of the park on Nathan Road is very small and needs to be carefully searched. I am tired of shopping. It's very comfortable to enter the park through the small gate and have a rest.