[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre (Updated Mar)

Under the guidance of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, the People's Government of Shandong Province and the Development Bureau, and co-organized by the Office of the Commissioner for Cultural Heritage Conservation of the Development Bureau and the Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism, the "Harmony of Rites and Music, Exploring Qi and Lu - Special Exhibition of Shandong Cultural Relics" (May 28) opened, exhibiting precious cultural relics unearthed in Shandong and Hong Kong, allowing the public to understand the unique Qi and Lu culture and experience the "diversity and unity" of Chinese civilization. The opening ceremony was presided over by Development Bureau Director Ning Hanhao and Shandong Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee Member and Secretary-General Fan Bo. Shandong Provincial Party Committee Secretary and Chairman of the Provincial People's Congress Standing Committee Lin Wu and Shandong Provincial Department of Culture and Tourism Director Wang Lei were also present. A total of 60 sets (about 200 items) of selected Shandong cultural relics are exhibited in Hong Kong for the first time. The key exhibits include the "Eggshell Black Pottery Hole High-Handled Cup", the pinnacle of China's prehistoric pottery making skills, the "White Pottery Three-Legged Tripod" which was only used by nobles in the Neolithic Age, the "Red Pottery Bag-Footed Tripod", a symbolic artifact of Shandong's prehistoric culture, the "Yachou Yue" used for rituals in the Shang Dynasty, the "Stacked Bronze Tableware" of Qi State in the Warring States Period, the "Traveling Bell" and "Crystal Agate Beads" from the Spring and Autumn Period, and the "Lu Ji Ding" from the Western Zhou Dynasty. Other exhibits include jade, pottery, bronze and musical instruments, which explain the development process of Qi and Lu culture from the Neolithic Age to the Ming Dynasty. The exhibition also displays important unearthed cultural relics in Hong Kong, including jade halberds, stone axes, stone necklaces, quartz rings, perforated painted pottery plates, white pottery perforated ring-foot plates, bird-shaped pottery pots with handles, etc. Through the comparison of cultural relics from the two places, it explains the "diversity and unity" of Chinese culture. The exhibition is held at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre in Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. It will run until October 6 and admission is free. For details, please visit the website of the Antiquities and Monuments Office (AMO) of the Development Bureau or make enquiries by phone. #goodplacetodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesforweekdays #goodplacesforweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

#hongkongtrip Spent the day visiting -Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, had a great time there. This park, situated in Kowloon is the heart of Hong Kong's cultural and historical reminiscence. #HeritageDiscoveryAdventure The center enlightens by the fascinating exhibits, it includes ancient artifacts and display that make us interactively feel our past. The building is a beautiful reminder of the colonial era, adding each to charm. 🗿🏰 If you are interested to know more about the history, take a time and walk in Kowloon Park. If you want to experience something unique, head out to the aviary and the Chinese garden while at the zoo. The recreational spots such as Tsim Sha Tsui lively Streets and Star ferry in the vicinity make for an excellent opportunity to take a break from studies. 🌳🚢 One must visit the center's gift shop as some amazing souvenirs made by locals can be found here. This is how one wraps up a day well spent with cultural immersion. #DiscoverHongKong #CulturalJourney #Hongkong #asia

Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre located next to Kowloon Park Compared to the Space Museum, Art Museum, etc. Relatively little known Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre It is a pure white classical British building🏫 Full of retro atmosphere Being in it can make people feel a strong sense of history~ Formerly Whitfield Barracks After activation Open to the public since October 2005 Permanent Exhibition "A Journey of Cultural Relics Discovery" The exhibition is themed "Archaeology" and "Cultural Relics and Architecture" Stroll along the cultural relics corridor You can see the statutory monuments of Hong Kong from different eras~ Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Exhibitions with different themes are held from time to time. A variety of cultural relics are exhibited The retro buildings here The photo taking is also very good📷 After the exhibition Why not go to the nearby Kowloon Park? Compared with the bustling downtown of Tsim Sha Tsui Here is green leaves Looks extra quiet Different styles of gardens Various birds 🐦 The bird lake here alone About 18 species have been raised. Nearly 200 birds Can be seen under the shade A flock of flamingos 🦩 But I only like that proud duck I can see it every time I go there. There are also various fountains. Standing under a waterfall in Kowloon Park It seems like I can forget all my worries~ 📍 Kowloon Park Heritage Discovery Centre 🚇 Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 Walk for about 5 minutes 🗓️Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) Monday to Wednesday and Friday (10:00 – 18:00) Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays (10:00 – 19:00) #weekendtrip #hkplaces #hkexhibitions

Address: Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Rating: 9/10 The Heritage Discovery Journey is a permanent exhibition of the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, which showcases monuments and artifacts from different eras. Among them, there is also an exhibition of Hong Kong's relationship with Southeast Asia in different times, so that we can understand the changing role of Hong Kong in different times. There is also a voice tour in the exhibition area. We recommend you to come and listen. I believe you will have a deeper understanding of the exhibition content. In addition, the exhibition area also has small games and a theater, which I believe even children will be interested in visiting. #LocalTour #HongKong #ParentFun #HongKongHistory #Revitalization #Heritage #KowloonPark #CouplesDating #HongKongHeritageDiscovery #Education #Architecture #HeritageExplorationTour #Monuments #Artifacts #Exhibition #AutumnFun

Address: Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Rating: 9/10 The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Center, formerly known as the Wai Fai Road Barracks, was restored in 2003 and became its current Heritage Discovery Center in 2005. It is open to the public free of charge for heritage promotion as well as educational activities. The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Center is full of British colonial architectural style, where you can feel the atmosphere of history and revitalization. Moreover, many of the seats are beautiful and perfect for taking pictures. If you usually come to Kowloon Park, you should come and take a look, check in, and learn about the history of Hong Kong. #LocalTour #HongKong #ParentFun #HongKongHistory #Revitalization #Heritage #KowloonPark #CouplesDating #HongKongHeritageDiscover #Education #Architecture #AutumnFun

#hongkongtrip My visit to the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre was a delightful exploration of the city's rich cultural heritage. Located in Kowloon Park, this center provides a captivating glimpse into Hong Kong's history and traditions. The center's architecture is a blend of old and new, with a historic former military building serving as its backdrop. Inside, the exhibits are thoughtfully designed, taking visitors on a journey from ancient Chinese culture to colonial-era Hong Kong. I was particularly impressed with the displays on traditional Chinese rituals, festivals, and craftsmanship. The interactive elements and multimedia presentations added depth to the experience. The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre is a hidden gem for history enthusiasts and a serene oasis in the bustling city. It left me with a deeper appreciation for the cultural tapestry that makes Hong Kong so unique. #ukcreator #Hongkong

#hongkongtrip Located in Kowloon Park, Kowloon, Hong Kong, Tsimahatsui MTR station Exit A. It was built in 1890’s whilst Hong Kong was under British rule as the site of British Army’s Whitfield Barracks, used until 1967. The construction was made adaptable to local climate through the use of local techniques and materials; pitched tarred Chinese tiled roofs, deep flattened arch colonnaded verandahs of each elevation, wooden shutters, raised semi basement under colonnade verandahs for better ventilation. Later it was restored and converted into museum complex and opened to public in 2005. It features exhibitions on the origins of archaeological treasure of Hong Kong dating back 6,000 years. The aim is for enhancing public awareness of local heritage and preservation by varieties of exhibitions and educational activities. #hongkongheritage #hongkongmuseum #本地遊 #yuppijeinhk2023 #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #passionpassport #mytripvlog

Rare opportunity to learn how to make dim sum with the master, so that the children can experience the fun of making food. The first stop was to visit the Three Houses Museum, many monuments and cultural relics conservation, look back at the old architecture and life, an hour walk enough, very interesting! Now the children are packed very well, finished but can come with the master to take a picture, the staff will steam, can choose to eat or take away, finished dim sum sit down to eat dim sum all-you-can-eat, are many options, slowly eat eat for an hour and a half, nothing will be in a hurry, but also can give money to takeaway box packed! #WeekendTour #LocalTour #HongKongGood Places #SummerGood Places #HongKongFood #FamilyGood Places #Dims #MakeSiumai #AffordableTour #CulturalExperience #WeekendGoodSpots #ThreeHouseMuseum #DoctorHotel #CulturalExplorer #LearnHistory

The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Museum is located in Kowloon Park, formerly Blocks S61 and S62 of the Wai Fai Road Camp Barracks. It was built in the late 1890s and was restored to the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Museum. Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre: Inside Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Opening Hours: Week 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣5️⃣: 10am to 6pm Weeks 6️⃣ and public holidays: 10am 7pm Before Christmas and Lunar New Year's Eve: 10am to 5pm Closed: Every Thursday (except public holidays), closed on the first and second days of the Lunar New Year #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour #HongKongHeritageExplorer #HeritageExhibition #UnderstandingHeritage #CenturyBritishArchitecture

Four exhibition areas integrate innovative technology to create a new experience of appreciating historical buildings Enjoy the fun of visiting historical sites and feel the essence of aesthetics The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre is currently hosting the "Virtual and Real Traces - Visiting Ancient Monuments with Cultural Heritage Technology" event. Through innovative cultural heritage technology, nearly 30 distinctive historical buildings in Hong Kong are presented in three dimensions in four exhibition areas, allowing everyone to instantly travel through them and appreciate the aesthetic essence and ingenious structure of historical buildings from virtual reality. You can also take photos with the historical building models using augmented reality technology, and gain knowledge on cultural heritage conservation from the escape room game. It is fun to visit ancient monuments! The exhibition was first held at the end of last year and received rave reviews. It returned this year with great success and its duration has been extended. Everyone can once again immerse themselves in the world of technology and learn about Hong Kong’s historical and conservation-worthy buildings with a different perspective and new experiences. The exhibition is free and will run from now until July 19, becoming a new hotspot for everyone. "Tracing the Real and Virtual - Exploring Historical Sites with Cultural Relics and Technology" has four major exhibition areas. The first part, "Enjoying the Ancient Buildings through Photography", uses toy bricks to build models of four historical buildings, supplemented by augmented reality technology (AR), allowing visitors to design unique photos with the historical buildings. The second part is a virtual escape room game called "Escape from the Chamber". Visitors are required to use their knowledge of heritage conservation to complete the task within the specified time and "escape" two statutory monuments! In the third section, the “Interactive Heritage Gallery”, visitors can freely choose 3D images and videos of 16 historical buildings in the interactive heritage gallery. By zooming in, out and even rotating the images, they can appreciate the beauty of the historical buildings from different angles. The fourth part, “Black Box of Cultural Relics”, allows visitors to immerse themselves in the virtual reality of four historical buildings, where they can listen carefully to the guided tour and take an in-depth tour in an all-round experience. Cultural relics, science and technology, ancient monuments, a wonderful overview of the four exhibition areas Part 1 "Music and Video: Ancient 'Stories'": Toy bricks combined with AR technology to create a new experience "Fun Photography of Ancient Buildings" selects four historical buildings and uses more than 100,000 toy bricks to make them in three months, including the statutory monuments Hong Kong City Hall, the Islamic Mosque, Lui Seng Chun and the historical building Confucius Lecture Hall. At the same time, combined with AR technology, visitors only need to use their mobile phones or tablets to scan the QR code next to the exhibits, and the components of the building will appear on the screen. Everyone can adjust the size and position of the components on the screen by themselves, and choose their favorite background to easily take a unique photo with the model. It is most suitable for "check-in" people! Four historical building models with AR installations in the "Music of History" exhibition: Hong Kong City Hall, Islamic Mosque, Lui Seng Chun, Confucius Lecture Hall To further enrich this exhibition, the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will also be displaying two newly completed historical building models for everyone to appreciate. They are the Tin Hau Temple in Sai Kung's Joss House Bay, which is the largest of all Tin Hau temples in Hong Kong, and the Old Dairy Company Senior Staff Quarters, both of which are Grade I historic buildings. The production process of each model is very challenging. It is very difficult to present a 360-degree model due to the limitation of parts and the fact that photos cannot fully capture every detail of the building. Therefore, the production team must visit the relevant historical buildings in person for field investigations in order to present realistic and vivid exhibits. Also on display are newly completed historical building models: Tin Hau Temple at Joss House Bay, Sai Kung, and the former Dairy Farm senior staff quarters Part 2 "Escape Room": Exciting escape room game, visit Tung Wah Coffin Home, Bonham Road Government Primary School "Escape Room" uses a unique escape room game method to lead visitors into historical buildings through AR technology! All you need to do is use the tablets provided on site to scan the corresponding QR codes at different checkpoints, and the different highlights of the historical building will appear on the screen. By moving the tablet in different directions, you can get a full view of that part. While appreciating the historical buildings, visitors also need to pay close attention to the details in order to answer the questions in this level! If you successfully answer five questions in five different locations, you can escape successfully and complete the mission! The exhibition area is divided into two phases. The first phase is based on the Tung Wah Coffin Home (from now until June 14), and the second phase is based on the Bonham Road Government Primary School (June 16 to July 19). Tung Wah Coffin Home was built in 1899 to arrange burials of Chinese people who died in foreign countries. It was the hub of the global charitable network in the last century. The building combines Chinese and Western architectural features and was listed as a statutory monument in 2020. In addition to its great traditional significance, the Tung Wah Coffin House also carries a certain mysterious quality, which adds an atmosphere of suspense to the game. The Bonham Road Government Primary School, which was declared a statutory monument in 2021, is one of the few remaining buildings of a normal college and tertiary institute that was once used to train teachers. This pre-war school building incorporates many modern architectural styles. Everyone agreed to meet up with three or five close friends to embark on an exciting journey of competing in wits and strength to test their knowledge of cultural relics conservation. Historic buildings on display: Tung Wah Coffin Home (Phase I), Bonham Road Government Primary School (Phase II) Part III "Interactive Heritage Gallery": 3D images and videos to take a closer look at 16 historical buildings The "Interactive Heritage Gallery" displays as many as 16 historical buildings, including the former residence of Yip Ting-shi, the Ma Chang Pioneer Memorial, the Tang Clan Ancestral Hall in Ha Tsuen, the University Hall of the University of Hong Kong, the Hung Shing Temple in Ap Lei Chau, etc. Visitors can choose the building they want to learn more about in the gallery and then choose the language, and a brief introduction to the building and related 3D images and videos will appear in front of them. Simply by pointing your fingers in front of the screen, you can zoom in and out of the 3D image, or even rotate the image 360 ​​degrees, so you can get a close look at the features of multiple historical buildings and have fun touring historical buildings! Historic buildings on display: Former Kowloon British School, Bethany Convent, former Chief Secretary's Residence, Old North District Council House, former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower, Maryknoll Convent School, King's College, Main Building of the University of Hong Kong, University Hall of the University of Hong Kong, Po Leung Kuk Main Building, St. Mary's Church, Memorial to the Martyrs of the Race Course, Former Residence of Yip Ting-shi, Tang Clan Ancestral Hall in Ha Tsuen, Hung Shing Temple in Ap Lei Chau, Lotus Temple in Tai Hang Part 4 "Black Box of Cultural Relics": Immersive experience plus audio navigation - VR in-depth tour of four historical buildings The "Black Box" uses virtual reality (VR) and voice navigation to create an immersive experience for everyone, allowing visitors to take an in-depth tour of four historical buildings, including the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the main building of Tung Wah Hospital, the Leah Synagogue and the former French Mission Building. The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception is a Gothic building. Its restoration project in 2002 won an honorary award from the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Cultural Heritage Conservation Award. Completed in 1872, Tung Wah Hospital is the oldest charitable hospital in Hong Kong. The main building of Tung Wah Hospital was rebuilt in 1934 and its auditorium is not open to the public on weekdays. The Leah Synagogue was built in 1902 and has been used for religious purposes ever since its completion and is well preserved. The former French Mission Building was built in 1917 and was declared a monument in 1989. The exhibition uses technology to dismantle the unique features of each historical building one by one, allowing everyone to carefully appreciate the architectural structures that are difficult to appreciate up close even if they are there in person; at the same time, projection is used to create a combination of historical buildings and filming scenes, suitable for children and adults to immerse themselves in the world of monuments together! Historic buildings on display: The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, the main building of Tung Wah Hospital, the Leah Synagogue and the former French Mission Building Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre "Virtual and Real Traces - Cultural Relics and Technology Travel to Ancient Sites" Exhibition Date: From now until July 19 Venue: Lobby and Special Exhibition Hall of Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10am to 7pm Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) Cost: Free admission #VirtualRealTracing #HongKongCulturalResearchMuseum #goodplacetodrink #drink #goodplaceforfamily #familytravelonweek #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekday #goodplacesonweekend #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #family #familyactivity #check-inattraction #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

When technology is integrated into exhibitions, it brings new surprises to everyone😍, how could Jingjing, who loves to check in and visit exhibitions, miss it? Of course I have to go with my little sister 🐿️ to see it. The exhibition is located in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre in Kowloon Park. - From now until July 19, the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will hold the "Virtual and Real Traces - Traveling through Ancient Monuments with Cultural Heritage Technology" exhibition. This exhibition combines AR technology with light and shadow to give us a different cultural relic exhibition😎. - There are also works by LEGO masters, and four architectural models are on display. It took three months to design and produce the lifelike exhibits. There is also AR that allows us to be in the scene and check in and take photos 📸. - There are four exhibition areas: 1. Music Shadow Ancient "Ji" Four buildings with Hong Kong characteristics, made of up to 100,000 LEGO pieces, all handmade and full of care 😍. There is also AR technology that allows us to check in, and we can adjust the position and size we like. . 2. Secret Room Playing escape room games through AR brings a different way of playing😎. While admiring the buildings, you can answer questions to successfully escape and learn more about Hong Kong's history. . 3. Interactive Cultural Relics Gallery Take a closer look at 16 historic buildings in Hong Kong through 3D images and videos🤩. You can zoom in or out to get a close-up look at Hong Kong buildings according to your personal viewing needs. . 4. Cultural Relics Black Box Through VR technology combined with voice navigation, we have an immersive experience☺️. It is a great experience to check in and appreciate the buildings. - Using technology to understand history is fun and easier to remember. Suitable for young people and the whole family to learn about and discover more fun in Hong Kong😝. - 📍Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Exhibition Hall Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, Kowloon Park ⏱️Opening hours Monday to Wednesday and Friday 10:00am to 6:00pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10:00am to 7:00pm Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays) 💰Free admission #Sign up for hotel test sleeper

"Light of Jinsha - The Ancient Shu Civilisation" exhibition at The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre The Jinsha site was a recent archaeological discovery in 2001. The major findings are mainly about the traditional cultural customs back in the ancient Shu of 4,000 years ago. The exhibition was not big but there were some interesting relics. My favourite one is the stone set of a tiger, a snake and a kneeling figurine with hands tied at the back. It is believed to be a human sacrifice activity, relating to religion or even occult. There were two grade-one national treasures, gold artefacts - a face-shaped gold foil and a frog-like gold foil. The most significant treasure unearthed at the site was the "gold foil sunbird", but only the replica was exhibited here instead. Majority included utensils made of ivory, gold, bronze and jade. #exhibition #museum #ancient #文物 #relics #museumlover #culture #chineseculture #custom #explorehongkong #hongkongexplore #hk #hongkong #hkiger #hkig #hkinfluencer #hkkol #hkblogger #hklifestyle #展覽 #香港 #香港好去處 #週未好去處

Usually taking your children to visit is the best learning opportunity😍 Taking advantage of the free admission, we went to the #Hong Kong Cultural Relics Exploration Museum in Kowloon Park to observe more than 70 precious national artifacts unearthed from Chengdu Jinsha and Guanghan Sanxingdui sites in Sichuan Province, seven of which are Hong Kong unearthed artifacts! 😮 🥰 The most eye-catching thing in the exhibition must be the most important national treasure-level cultural relic "Sun God Bird" gold foil ornament replica at the Jinsha site. Its exquisite gold craftsmanship embodies the high civilization and emphasis on sacrifice culture of ancient Shu. Don't miss out that the Antiquities and Monuments Office will have a #Lantern Garden Tour and #3 special activities for parent-child activities! 1. Gold Foil Seal Workshop (End) I created my own unique gold-plated red packet, the pattern on it is still frog-shaped gold foil, it's really useful 2. Paper cutting workshop by famous teachers 3. Gold Bookmarking Workshop 🙌🏻No. 2 and 3 events will be registered online in February & March respectively, places will be processed by lottery. ======•==========•============ 💓 "Light of the Golden Sands - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition" Date: Now until March 29, 2023 Venue: Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Hall (Address: Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon) Opening Hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 10am to 7pm Lunar New Year's Eve: 10am to 5pm Closed every Thursday (except public holidays) and Lunar New Year's Day

14 national first-class cultural relics arrived in Hong Kong for the first time; 7 cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong were rarely seen together Workshops enhance understanding of ancient Shu civilization; famous artists teach paper-cutting art; gold-plated bookmarks Lantern Festival Carnival - Learn about Jinsha cultural relics in an interesting way The "Light of Jinsha - Ancient Shu Civilisation Exhibition" will be on display for three months from now to March 29 at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, displaying more than 70 precious national cultural relics unearthed from the Jinsha site in Chengdu, Sichuan Province and the Sanxingdui site in Guanghan, Sichuan Province, as well as 7 cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong. This is the first large-scale national cultural relics exhibition jointly organized by the Development Bureau and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage since the signing of the "Framework Agreement on Deepening Exchange and Cooperation in the Field of Cultural Heritage" in mid-November last year, with the aim of promoting cooperation and exchanges between the Mainland and Hong Kong in culture and archaeology. Admission to the exhibition is free. During the Chinese New Year, the Antiquities and Monuments Office has specially arranged a Lantern Festival Carnival and special workshops to increase interaction and fun, allowing parents to bring their children to participate and understand the high civilization of ancient Shu from multiple perspectives, which is of great educational significance. 14 national first-class cultural relics arrived in Hong Kong, rarely seen in close comparison with 7 local cultural relics The Sanxingdui and Jinsha sites are major archaeological discoveries that have unveiled the mystery of the ancient Shu in the Sichuan Basin and its splendid civilization. The Jinsha site, which covers an area of ​​more than five square kilometers and is located in the northwest of Chengdu, was discovered in 2001 and unearthed tens of thousands of precious cultural relics, including sacrificial objects and daily utensils made of ivory, gold, bronze and jade. Among them, there are more than 200 gold artifacts, which is the largest number and variety of gold artifacts discovered in the archaeological sites of the Xia and Shang dynasties. This proves that the ancient Shu ancestors established another political, economic and cultural center in the Chengdu Plain. Citizens can view 73 Sichuan cultural relics and 1 replica up close, 14 of which are national first-class cultural relics. The National Cultural Heritage Administration has specially approved seven cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong to be exhibited together with the unearthed cultural relics from the Jinsha and Sanxingdui sites, reflecting the cultural dissemination and common roots. The most eye-catching items in this exhibition include a replica of the "Sun Bird" gold foil ornament, the most important national treasure-level cultural relic in the Jinsha Ruins. Its exquisite gold craftsmanship reflects the high civilization of ancient Shu and the culture of attaching importance to sacrifice. The exhibition also displays the golden human face and frog-shaped gold foil, which are also national first-class cultural relics and are very precious. Featured workshops: Learn about historical relics in an interactive way After appreciating the precious cultural relics, it is not difficult to be attracted by the exquisite gold cultural relics unearthed from the Jinsha Ruins. You can participate in special workshops on designated weekends to combine learning with games and deepen your understanding of cultural relics and the ancient Shu civilization. The much-anticipated Master Paper-cutting Workshop will be taught by renowned paper-cutting artist Ms. Li Yunxia to cut out Jinsha cultural relics paper decorations; in the Gilded Bookmark Workshop, students will first learn the characteristics of the "Sun Bird" shape, then cut paper patterns and affix gold foil to make gilded bookmarks. The workshop is suitable for family-friendly experience. Lantern Festival exclusive: romantic lantern tour As the exhibition period coincides with the Lantern Festival, the Antiquities Monuments Office will hold a special Sands Lantern Festival Carnival on February 5 (the 15th day of the first lunar month). The outdoor cafe in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will be decorated with lanterns, and a number of stalls related to Sands heritage will be set up. Visitors can guess lantern riddles, cut paper, print postcards and make badges. If they answer the questions correctly, they will have the chance to win small gifts. Everyone can bring their loved ones and family to enjoy the lanterns and carnival together during the Lantern Festival. #goodplacestodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong

Light of Jinsha - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition A total of 14 national first-class cultural relics arrived in Hong Kong for the first time #Good place for parents and children #Free admission #Precious cultural relics 📣From now until March 29, more than 70 precious national cultural relics unearthed from the Jinsha, Chengdu, Sichuan Province and the Sanxingdui ruins in Guanghan, and 7 cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong will be exhibited at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Center. This is the first large-scale national #cultural relics exhibition since the Development Bureau signed the "Framework Agreement on Deepening Exchange and Cooperation in the Field of Cultural Heritage" with the State Administration of Cultural Heritage in mid-November last year. This large exhibition is free to enter, making it a great place for parents to bring their young children to visit, so that the children can gain a deeper understanding of the country’s precious cultural relics. My pictures include authentic cultural relics such as bronze human heads, bronze human head portraits, bronze human-shaped objects, stone kneeling human figures, four-section jade cong, etc. Many of the cultural relics on display are of great ornamental value. I think it is well worth visiting the site to travel through time and space to understand the economy and high civilization established by the ancient Shu ancestors in the Chengdu Plain at that time. There is also a large-scale stereoscopic projection of "Archaeological Time and Space Gate" on site, which takes the audience directly to the Jinsha Relics Museum to discover more precious cultural relics together. The #JinshaGoldenMask of the eighth relic is projected, which is amazing. During the exhibition, children can also make a variety of exquisite rubbings of cultural relics patterns by hand. We also participated in the previous gold-stamping red envelope workshop to create unique gold-stamping red envelopes. In addition to making frog-shaped gold foil patterns according to paper patterns, we can also design our own. There will be a famous paper-cutting workshop and a gold-plated bookmark workshop next: 🐲Famous paper-cutting workshop February 25, 2023 Pre-registration will be done online in mid-February, and the number of places will be drawn by lottery. 🐲Gold Bookmark Workshop March 18 and 19, 2023 Pre-registration will be conducted online in early March, and the number of places will be determined by lottery. 💕During the Chinese New Year, the Antiquities and Monuments Office has specially organized a Lantern Festival Garden Party to take everyone to see the romantic lanterns and check in around the park. The exhibition coincides with the Lantern Festival. The Antiquities Monuments Office will hold a Sands Lantern Festival Carnival on February 5. The outdoor cafe in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will be hung with lanterns, and a number of stalls related to Sands cultural relics will be set up. Visitors can guess lantern riddles, cut paper, print postcards and make badges. Those who answer the questions correctly will have the chance to win small gifts, so that everyone can have a happy Lantern Festival. Date: From now to March 29, 2023 Location: Thematic Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Address: Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10am to 7pm Lunar New Year's Eve: 10am to 5pm Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays), the first and second day of the Lunar New Year Fee: Free admission #Light of Sands #Light of Sands Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition #Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre #Heritage #Sunbird #Ancient Monuments #Authentic Monuments #Sichuan #SichuanChengdu #Treasures #Lantern Festival #Lantern Festival Places #Sands Lantern Festival Carnival #Free Workshop #Workshop #Large Exhibition #Holiday Places #Tsim Sha Tsui #Kowloon Park #Parent-child Activities #Parent-child Blogger #Parent-child Blog

Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre is located in Kowloon Park, Hong Kong. Opened to visitors in October 2005, this Centre has several galleries such as a permanent exhibition gallery, thematic exhibition gallery, lecture hall, educational activity rooms, and reference library. In this Centre, visitors can witness Hong Kong's history from the prehistoric period until the modern era. You can see old pottery from different dynasties or what Hong Kong's first humans look like. In addition, This Centre also displays Chinese architecture, Western architecture, and modern architecture of Hong Kong from time to time. The Centre is free admission and open every Monday to Wednesday and Friday from 10 am - 6 pm, while on Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays it is opened from 10 am - 7 pm. #heritage #hongkong

📍Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Route: Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station > Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Chin rating (5 stars is the highest) Recommendation: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Things to note ⚠️ - The exhibition includes display boards and models to introduce how the China Gas Company restored the stone steps and gas street lamps on Dili Street. There are also pictures and texts to introduce their history - There is a 1:1 scale replica of stone steps and gas street lamps in the exhibition. Couples can come and check in. #DoubleChinLife #HolidayGoodPlaces #CheckIn #GoodPlaces #HongKongGoodPlaces #hongkong #DatingGoodPlaces #2022Exhibition #Consumer voucher strategy

The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Museum is 📍 located in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, its predecessor is a military building, its traditional 🇺🇸 British architectural style can be seen at a glance, full of historical value. 🫡 Coming here first pass through a "cultural relics gallery" like walking through a time tunnel, 1️⃣ floor here displays many different legal monuments, respectively 🕵️‍♀️🔍 archaeological and cultural relics architecture exhibition, for the general public to learn about the history of Hong Kong monuments and cultural relics protection opportunities. There are also many different exhibitions for you to visit! 👀Art and cultural monuments If you are interested, don't miss it! 🤠 Address: 100 Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong #Consumer Voucher Strategy #2022 Exhibition

This time Uncle wants to introduce this exhibition is located in the Hong Kong Heritage Exploration Hall's Dabu Tai Po exhibition, the exhibition mainly introduces the development of Tai Po over the years, introduced a lot of Tai Po's cultural background and characteristics! The exhibition also displays many historical artifacts about Tai Po, and the life of Tai Po's main indigenous residents, and also about Tai Po's future development plans for you to visit, highly recommend you to visit this exhibition, will surely let you learn more about Tai Po's historical background! #wintertravel #popularexhibit #localtour

My friend who came with me to visit was particularly interested in this exhibition because there is an exhibition called Dabu Tai Po in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Museum. As a Tai Po native, he certainly felt it☺️ The exhibition introduces historically valuable places in Tai Po, such as Guangfu Bridge and Tai Po Yuen Railway Station. There is also a lot of space to introduce the culture of surrounding villages😮 In addition to the exhibition of cultural relics, there is also a multimedia exhibition room introducing Tai Po in the form of a short video. After watching this exhibition, I know Tai Po a lot more😉 #wintertravel #popularexhibitions #localtravel #hongkonggoodplaces #where to go in December

I often go to Tsim Sha Tsui, but I recently found out that there is one in Kowloon Park A classically white English building, a beautiful free museum! Inside there are #gas streetlights and #English atrium garden, very comfortable, beautiful! Recently visited with Seahorse and brother to learn about ancient history and development! ~ There are several exhibitions now, among which "Sail from the Bay Area: 'Nanhai I' and the Maritime Silk Road” exhibition, which shows ancient ocean-going merchant ships The unearthed artifacts of "Nanhai I", from which we can learn about ancient navigation, Information on trade, life! 📖 Hong Kong used to be the Maritime Silk Road At one of these turning points, merchant ships would halt, resupply, or discard the destroyed commodity. It is not easy for merchant ships to go to sea. They generally try to carry the most cargo. So the cargo would be carried as other cargo, such as "sauce glazed clay pots (Guangdong jars)" containing small clay pots; And with the gold leaves that were used as currency😳😳, Carrying gold for money🤌 is so special! Watching the exhibition with my two brothers 👩👦👦 is not boring at all. There are many interactive experiences for children and adults in the exhibition Feel more deeply, you can hear the sound of simulated ocean waves 🌊, Stampable to make postcards... In addition, there are Recruit "missing" cats! Gotcha! game, Designated artifacts in the exhibition hall via mobile phone camera Capture the traces of the trick cat, and watch the exhibition while playing! 😁 Stop by the 🦕Dinosaur Meeting Room with your kids. Check out the first dinosaur fossil discovered in #HongKong! 👀 You can also see experts cleaning dinosaur fossils on site! It's really the first time I've seen you. There is also a permanent exhibition "Heritage Exploration Journey" on the 2nd floor. We walked around, looked around, and gained a lot of knowledge🤭💓👍 Let's visit with the children during the New Year holiday, long historical knowledge, You can also get up close and personal with the first dinosaur fossils discovered in Hong Kong. It is a good place for parents and children! #Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Center #Tsim Sha Tsui #Hong Kong Good Places #Register for February Hotel Sleep Tester 2025

🩵My experience in Hong Kong went so much different than from other 90% of people that i met there. First of all, I went solo with almost no money, overall it was a fun one. Despite having only enough money to buy 2 souvenirs and basically all of the other money went to food - this was so much fun. If you are the same as me, don’t worry, there are lots of things to see without paying any money. There are some tips that I came up with after this trip: -rent a very cheap hotel on Tsim Sha Tsui, it is a value for money, despite having almost no amenities, but it is definitely a motivation to spend as many time outside, other than sitting in a hotel, also my hotel (guesthouse) was held by local people who know cheap places with local food, and a i’ve met some companions there as well - so it is quite a catch -using metro is fun and very fast, but it can be much more expensive than taking a bus, first three days I was taking a metro, and other 3 days I was taking a bus. It is longer than metro, BUT, sitting on the bus or a tram you can take a clear view of the city, and it is much cheaper 😉 - go to local restaurants, and yes, some of them dont have english menu, so you would have to use translator. but it is much more convenient than a slice of pizza for $100😭 - if having trouble finding interesting things or places, just google random tram/bus destinations and just go for it. there is always going to be something interesting, it’s either a view, or a small cafe with convenient prices, or a vintage store with things from 70s 🌃other than that, here is a little list of places that i went to that i’ve saved on google maps, there are popular destinations, and not much ones. ⛩️temple street market: idk about you but it is literally a taobao crap, and it is sold 4x times cheaper on there (trust me i’ve checked), other than that - it looks cute at night 🪴lee tung avenue rooftop garden (200 Queen's Rd E, Wan Chai) just a rooftop garden. if you are loooking for a peaceful place in the city - this is the one 🏢choi hong estate (the samsung colorful wall on the playground or smth): it’s a nice sight, but I mostly enjoyed walking in this district, its like a very nice childhood memory idk ⛪️st. john’s church: such a wonderful place with very nice people, also very calm. spend like 2 hours there 🏞️victoria peak: went up by tram, but got down by foot (and i would recommend you too) there are just commercial shops on top and nothing else, to get a great view i went down by foot, it was very lovely and peaceful, there is also a buddha’s temple on the way down somewhere so try not to miss it 🏫museums: museum of history: i wanted to know about the history of hong kong, so it is the best place to go to and find out yourself, be prepared to read heritage discovery center: very cool archeology museum, if you’re a fanatic, it’s the best thing museum of medical science: once again, if you’re a fanatic - that the best place (this one was $10)

Tsim Sha Tsui is a great spot for family outings and city walks. A must-visit is the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, where kids can explore and learn about dinosaur fossils. Additionally, there is a bird garden and a fountain that are worth checking out while you're in the area. It's a perfect place for a leisurely stroll and some educational fun.

Exciting news! Hong Kong has discovered its first dinosaur fossil. Starting from October 25, 2024, visitors are welcome to explore this historical journey for free at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. #HongKongTravel #HongKongTravelGuide #HongKongAttractions #HongKongLife #HongKongCulturalTour #DinosaurFossil #HongKongDinosaurExhibition #HongKongFirstDinosaurFossil #HongKongFreeExhibition #HongKongExhibition #DinosaurFossil

There have been many stories about Hong Kong tourists’ passion for dining and shopping. Today we would like to talk about five leisure experience brands that Hong Kong tourists are very fond of in Shenzhen. We also welcome everyone to leave comments at the end of the article. For shopping malls, as it becomes increasingly difficult to attract investment, these experiential format brands can not only fill large areas of empty shops, but also extend the stay time of consumers, thus driving consumption in other categories. 🌟 The first Yuzaki Hot Springs lifestyle TENZ focuses on "lying down comfortably". In Shenzhen today, a number of service formats are emerging around the main business districts near Futian and Luohu ports that cater to the wallets of Hong Kong people, and Yuzaki Hot Springs is one of them. representative. Yuzaki Hot Spring is located in Guohua Road, Harbor City Huating, only 300 meters away from Futian Port and only "one step away" from Hong Kong. This bath center, which has been open for three years, has survived the period of masks and finally ushered in its golden period of making money. The concept it created is "a one-stop hot spring with Japanese style food, drink, fun and bathing". With a total volume of 40,000 square meters on five floors, it integrates multiple services such as catering, spa, leisure, hot spring pool, steaming, etc. It focuses on the concept of "no need to walk around, save energy and lie down comfortably". Different from traditional water clubs, Yuzaki focuses on "conscious consumption". There is no tipping, the charges for each service are clearly detailed, and the price of the same consumption is at least "halved" than in Hong Kong. It is no wonder that Hong Kong customers "flock to it". In addition, it can be seen that the operation team has put a lot of effort into thinking about young people's desire for innovation and change, and has successively launched activities related to durian season, cherries, and gelato. The promotion method is also worthy of consideration by business people. 🎉 The second PARTY DAY sports super playground is a whole day of immersive fun. If you could introduce the PARTY DAY sports super playground in one sentence, it would be "In the huge Longgang Wanda Plaza (total construction area of ​​305,000 square meters), a huge indoor playground (a full 10,000m²)." This brand was also founded in Shenzhen and has created a cyberpunk space as a whole, integrating more than 50 fun and decompression projects. The first category of competitive sports includes bowling, baseball, archery, real ice skating, real CS, rock climbing, basketball, table tennis, etc. The second category of leisure and entertainment includes go-karts, dart bumper cars, billiards, trampolines, sponge pools, pipe slides, slide rails, plum blossom piles, etc. The third category of electronic games includes electronic shooting, multi-person shooting, electronic golf, electronic football, SWTICH game consoles, etc. Consumption is convenient, you can play the whole game with one ticket; the customer base is all-customer, suitable for a family to play, and also suitable for team building in companies like Shenzhen where young people gather together. In addition to having fun, the creation of the entire cyber-style scene also meets the needs of young people to "play well and make movies". A lot of thought was put into the design, which also created more opportunities for the brand to be exposed on social media. . #HotBusiness #三火 Sisters Talking Business #Shenzhen #焠aki

Located in the Heritage Discovery Centre within Kowloon Park, a captivating exhibition is currently being held – the Red Island Dinosaur Fossil Exhibition. This exhibition takes you into an ancient and mysterious world, revealing the lives of dinosaurs, the once-dominant creatures on Earth. **Exhibition Highlights** 1. **Stunning Dinosaur Skeletons**: The exhibition features a complete skeleton of the Red Island Dinosaur, one of the rarest fossils in the world. The towering skeleton evokes scenes of these giant creatures roaming the Earth. 2. **Fossil Digging Area**: Visitors can experience the work of archaeologists by digging for dinosaur fossils at a simulated excavation site. This interactive section is both fun and educational, making it perfect for families and children. 3. **Multimedia Displays**: Utilizing advanced multimedia technology, the exhibition vividly recreates the ecological environment and lifestyle of the dinosaur era through films and 3D animations, making visitors feel as if they are truly there. 4. **Educational Lectures**: During the exhibition, various educational lectures and workshops on dinosaurs and paleontology will be arranged, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the science of the dinosaur era. **Travel Tips** - **Opening Hours**: The exhibition at the Heritage Discovery Centre is open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM. It is recommended to plan your visit in advance to avoid peak hours. - **Ticket Information**: Tickets can be booked online or purchased on-site. It is advisable to book in advance to ensure your visit. - **Transportation Guide**: Kowloon Park is easily accessible by public transport. The nearest MTR station is Tsim Sha Tsui Station. The Red Island Dinosaur Fossil Exhibition is an unmissable opportunity for learning and exploration. Whether you are a paleontology enthusiast or a tourist looking for a great family outing, this exhibition offers a journey filled with knowledge and wonder. Take this chance to visit the Heritage Discovery Centre in Kowloon Park and explore these giant creatures from ancient times!

#Special Hotel Accommodation Event Hong Kong seems to be one of the cities with really beautiful night views. In particular, there are many tall and colorful buildings with lights, so it seems to shine even more beautifully in the evening or at night. Hong Kong also has a place called Symphony of Lights where you can enjoy the night view, so it was great for my trip.

I recently visited the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre alone, where the Nanhai No.1 and Maritime Silk Road Exhibition is currently being held. The venue is quite spacious and not very crowded. The exhibition is very rich in content, providing an introduction to the Nanhai No.1 and various historical aspects of the Maritime Silk Road. It showcases different artifacts found at sea, such as porcelain, luxury goods, and gold and silver coins. This exhibition attracts history enthusiasts and those interested in ships like the Nanhai No.1. It's a great place to visit and take memorable photos.

Hong Kong is actually very suitable for a slow and in-depth tour. Today, Hou Jue takes you into Kowloon Park beside Nathan Road. There is no noisy traffic sound here, nor are there crowds of people. There are only lush flowers and plants and fresh air. The park's well-arranged paths, clear pond fountains, and exquisite pavilions and towers form charming scenery. The Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre is also located here, currently exhibiting the Shandong Cultural Relics Special Exhibition, which is very worth seeing. The exhibition selects 201 Shandong fine cultural relics such as jade zhang, eggshell black pottery cup, and Yachou axe, with five themes: 'Light of Jade', 'Ritual of Pottery', 'Splendor of Bronze', 'Harmony of Music', and 'Coexistence and Harmony', showcasing the contributions of Shandong and Hong Kong to the diverse and integrated development of traditional Chinese culture. Museums and parks are the best ways to understand a city. Kowloon Park and the retro Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre allow people to feel a strong sense of history and life. In the good summer time, the park is full of blooming lotus flowers. Take advantage of the good weather to take some photos and feel this unique summer coolness. Address: Kowloon, Haiphong Road, Kowloon Park 🚇 Transportation: MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station, East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, KMB routes 1, 1A, 2, 6, etc., Citybus route 973, minibus routes 3, 6, 77M, and 78. ⏰ Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday and Friday 10:00-18:00 Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays 10:00-19:00 Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve 10:00-17:00