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.