[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars (Updated Apr)

#timetotravel Many may not know this place but not to comic fans and lovers, Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars was opened in 2012. It’s all about HK famous comics from 1960-2010. Its entrance at Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard, Tsimshatsui, Nathan Road, Hong Kong. Just a few minutes walks away from Jordan MTR station. At the entrance, the Comic Gate: 32 classic comic characters are casted as chess pieces on displayed to welcome visitors. The Comic Boulevard: 24 classic comic characters together with their artist’s bronze hand print displayed, as “Hall of Fame” of the HK Comic. Some of their height is up to 3 metre. #comicstars #hkavenueofcomicstars #本地遊 #hongkong #tsimshatsui #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #yuppijeinhk2023

The Hong Kong Comic Star Avenue in Kowloon Park, a short 100-meter forested avenue, displays about 30 painted sculptures of comic characters created across generations of Hong Kong. Classic characters such as Lao Fuzi, 13 o'clock, Wang Xiaohu and Bu Jingyun are reproduced. #parents and children #good places to take pictures #Tsim Sha Tsui #local tours #Hong Kong places #Hong Kong comics #leisure places #childhood memories

In addition to the star handprint, there is also a comic book character version of the Avenue of Stars 😍 This is my first time going! The Hong Kong Comic Avenue of Stars is located in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui Opposite Mira Shopping Mall 🤗 There are several comic character painted sculptures on both sides of the stairs, very cute ☺️ These comic characters are from Hong Kong comics, the characters are familiar characters, such as: Old Man, McDull, Chan Hao Nan, Bruce Lee, etc. 😝 Now this generation of children may not know these comic characters, but accompany many 80s and 90s growth😌 #HongKongGood Places #ParentsGood Places

#meethongkong #hk #hong Kong #urbanexplorer Visit at least one of Hong Kong’s street markets – a great way to get a bargain and practice your haggling skills. I went to Temple Street Night Market and to the Ladies Market and bagged a few souvenirs, magnets and presents. Other places I visited include Xiqu Centre in West Kowloon Cultural District and the Avenue of Stars. In addition, I did a walking tour of Hong Kong and exploring the architecture of the city. Really enjoyed visiting temples, they were so different from what I am used to and a real highlight for me. Don’t forget to pay a visit to the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, one of the oldest zoological and botanical centres in the world, and the oldest park in Hong Kong.

how to get there: it’s right next to Kowloon Mosque. Go from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. Past the mosque and you’ll see a little walkway with brightly lit anime characters on a staircase. Follow it up and to the left and you will find this. I actually liked this better than the Chinese walk of stars on the pier because of the anime figures and the story of each is told in English and Chinese on the plaques. Also, a little bio about the artist. The park that it runs through is also super peaceful and has a playground and fountains and a path that is great if you’re a runner. If you just happen to be in the area and want something interesting to see, come take a look. #animeart #tsimshatsui #park #sightseeing

Comic lovers must visit the Avenue of Hong Kong Comic Stars in Kowloon Park. Not as long as the Avenue of Stars, one of the famous landmarks in Hong Kong, this Avenue of Comics has 100 meters long, with 32 comic figures such as Old Master Q, Din Dong, or all-time favorite pig McDull situated along the way. Besides the figures, Avenue of Comic Stars also has ten bronze handprints. Similar to the Avenue of Stars, visitors have the chance to clap their hands on the handprints of local comic artists such as Dr. Tony Wong or Mr. Ma Wing-shing. How to get there: The most convenient way is to take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui station (Exit A1) and walk about 5 – 10 minutes through Kowloon Park.　 Alternatively, there are bus stops along Nathan Road for bus number : 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 26, 208, 271, 1A, 35A, 41A, 270A, 281A, 259B, 268B, 269B, 2C, 81C, 87D, 98D, 296D, 219P, 13X, 219X, 224X, 234X, 260X, A21, N21, N21A, N216, N241, N271, N281, N796. #comic #attraction

#LocalTravel #Exhibition2022 In Kowloon Park, there is a comic strip of stardom full of Hong Kong characteristics! It is divided into the main door and the main avenue There are 32 painted sculptures of classic Hong Kong comic characters, as well as the handprints of cartoonists. Famous comic book characters include Lao Fu-zi, McDull, Hui Lok, Bu Jing-yun, etc., all of whom are popular comic book protagonists in the past. In addition, there is a wide gate on the nearby stairs leading to Park Avenue - 32 comic characters transformed into chess pieces on a large chessboard. Friends who like Hong Kong comics can go and check in.

📍Hong Kong Comic Avenue of Stars Route: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station > Hong Kong Comic Avenue of Stars Chin rating (5 stars is the highest) Recommended: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Precautions⚠️ - Hong Kong Comics Avenue of Stars appeared different famous comic cartoon bronze statues such as Q boy Ding Ding penguin old man, etc. You can come to take pictures - Each doll brass statue has virtual fingerprints on the front is quite special #doublechinlife #holiday good places #photo #good places #hongkong good places #hongkong #dating good places #Consumer Voucher Strategy

"Today we introduce you to the Hong Kong Comics Avenue of Stars. Friends who like to read Hong Kong comics should not miss it!" "It opened on September 27, 2012. It is located between Kung Fu Pavilion and Art Fun Plaza in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui. It is about 100 meters long and is the world's first comic-themed Avenue of Stars." "In addition to the handprints of famous Hong Kong cartoonists such as Shangguan Xiaobao, Wang Sima, Wang Ze and his son, Li Zhiqing, Li Huizhen, Qiu Fulong, Ma Rongcheng, Huang Yulang, Xiaoke and Liu Yunjie, there are also several giant sculptures of classic Hong Kong comics characters, including Q Boy's "White Cat and Black Cat" series, the heroine of the 1966 comic "13:00" and Wang Xiaohu, the four-frame comic series Cowboy and his son created by Wang Sima in the 1970s and early 1980s, Ah Gou (Wu Geng) in "The Legend of the Gods", Ma Zai in "My Way of Imbecile", Bai Junlang in "Sea Tiger", Guo Jing in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Xu Le in "100% Feeling", the character Hua Hero created by Ma Rongcheng, and the comic "Fire Phoenix" written by Chen Liao. "In addition, there are also comics history development galleries and comics education galleries, which showcase the history of comics development in Hong Kong, the comics production process, tools, scenes from cartoonists' studios and comic manuscripts." Avenue is located on the east side promenade of Kowloon Park. Exit A1 of Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, Enter through the Kowloon Park entrance at Park Avenue Shopping Avenue on Nathan Road. Open Monday to Sunday 5am - 12am #LocalTour

Want to go to a park with a special theme? So we have to go to Tsim Sha Tsui ~ There is a Hong Kong Comic Avenue of Stars in Kowloon Park, divided into three issues ~ If you support the opening of Hong Kong illustrators / cartoonists, remember to check in 😉 Free admission ~ Mini-games: I miss a quote from one of the characters because I want to say it right now, which is, "I want to go to the Maldives too~" Then his mother took him to Mount Pacific Peak🤭 I wonder if you know which character it is? 🤗 Hong Kong Comics Avenue of Stars Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars Address: East Side Promenade of Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong #LocalTour #Exhibitions for Beautiful Photos #Parents and Parents #IMiss #ThemeParkGuide

#ChristmasGoodplace2024, if you like Hong Kong animation, you can come to Kowloon Park to take pictures. There are many Hong Kong comic dolls that are very suitable. Bring your children here to spend a different Christmas. Kowloon Park is also very good to visit in the morning.

📍Address: Kowloon Park Dr, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 📍Key Points It was the gate to Kowloon Park, and various comic characters were posing. It turned out to be the street of comic stars. There were autographs and handprints. I didn't know any characters, lol, but I just saw them because I was passing by. If you happen to know any comics, it would be good to search them in advance and see the stars' autographs and handprints. #HongKongTravel #OverseasTravel

Getting There - on foot Attractions - snacks, very big swimming area, nature, bird park, fountains etc Hotels - holiday inn, Woodstock hostel etc Food & Restaurants - many shopping malls nearby with restaurants filled with good food Shopping - Gucci, Prada, LV etc#cherryblossom2024

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The Comic Avenue of Stars is located in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui. It is about 100 meters long and is the world's first comic-themed Avenue of Stars. You can see it at the central entrance of Park Lane Shopping Boulevard. There are many cartoon characters lined up on both sides of the stairs. Going up the stairs, you will see the Cartoon Avenue of Stars. There are more than 30 giant sculptures of classic Hong Kong comic characters on both sides of the Avenue of Stars, displaying some well-known comic characters, especially "Old Master Q", which was my favorite in my childhood! Recommended for comic fans to visit here and take photos with their favorite comic characters! 📍Hong Kong Comic Avenue of Stars Address: Kowloon Park Drive, Tsim Sha Tsui #Greater Bay Area Fun #Local Tours #Good Places for Families #Check-in #Weekend Tours #Hong Kong

The Avenue of Comics Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui is the first comics-themed street in Hong Kong. The entire street is over 100 meters long and showcases Hong Kong’s comics works from the past 20 years. Hong Kong comics were once popular in all fields, and were enthusiastically sought after by adults and children. It was amazing that Hong Kong comics went global❗️. Address: Between Kung Fu Pavilion and Art Fun Square, Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Tsim Mong District, Kowloon, Hong Kong #Consumer voucher strategy#2022Exhibition

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