Hong Kong's hidden oasis: Kowloon Park's Flamingo Paradise

From a strategic fortress in the past to a green place today Kowloon Park, formerly Whitfield Barracks Reshaped by time into a sanctuary filled with birdsong and flowers In 2009, it was rated as a Grade I historical building. Once you step into this place, the hustle and bustle of the bustling city will be far away The flamingo pond and small waterfowl pond in the park take turns to perform a symphony of nature About 130 flamingos and flamingos of five species dancing Every touch of red is a gift from nature Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1, 5 minutes walk to here No tickets or reservations required Open from dawn to sunset Please do not feed randomly These creatures are cared for by someone special In this hidden paradise Every detail is carefully cared for Here Every breath is filled with the breath of history Every visit is a dialogue with nature Kowloon Park is more than just a park It is the heartbeat of Hong Kong and the whisper of history #Sign up for May Hotel Test Sleeper