[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Kowloon Park (Updated Feb)

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#HongKongTravel Kowloon Park (九龍公園) is a place I would like to recommend as a place to visit in Hong Kong. It is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, so it is easy to get to. There is a large square and long chairs, so it is a place where Hong Kong citizens can gather, chat, and take a break. ​📍Kowloon Park Sports Centre, Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui 🕒05:00 ~ 24:00 ✔️It has various facilities such as a history museum, swimming pool, and sports center

Kowloon Park is big public park in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is a well-tended park and a peaceful place for those who want to spend their weekend afternoon here. A perfect park to have a good walk, to enjoy quiet time, and to just enjoy the tranquilty nature brings. Another great thing about this park, NO ADMISSION FEE. Isn't that great? We had such a lovely afternoon here. We loved the surrounding and its close proximity to the train station. 😀 #timetotravel #hongkong

Kowloon Park is a hidden gem in the heart of bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. Spanning over 13 hectares, this urban oasis offers a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. From tranquil gardens and ponds to sports facilities and playgrounds, Kowloon Park has something for everyone. Don't miss the stunning Chinese Garden, the bird sanctuary, and the iconic sculpture "Hong Kong's Story" that showcases the city's history. With its serene atmosphere and diverse attractions, Kowloon Park is a must-visit for anyone seeking a moment of tranquility in the midst of Hong Kong's urban jungle. Cr:@DALYNN, @壳梨丝虎, @一只绝地绵绵大白熊

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Located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Park covers 13.5 hectares. It boasts numerous lush green trees, which attract a great variety of birds. A shady park to relax from the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong. In addition, Kowloon Park offers multiple fountains, a Bird Lake, a Chinese-style garden, a sculpture gallery, a water garden, a bird garden, and plant maze, etc. I always enjoyed the fountains during summer as they freshen my day perfectly. The park has outdoor facilities such as a swimming pool and a soccer pitch. #attraction #parks

#passionpassport The park runs to parallel to Nathan Road and there are several entrances from Nathan Road, Haiphong Road, Austin Road and Canton Road and there is also a pedestrian footbridge link from China Ferry Terminal at China Hong Kong City. A central avenue runs through the park from Haiphong Road to Austin Road and the northern end of the park is the location for Kowloon Park Sports Centre with multi-purpose arena, dance room, fitness room and squash courts and also Kowloon Park Swimming Pool which has both indoor and outdoor pools. There is also a piazza towards the northern end of the central avenue which is often the location for outdoor exhibitions and concerts. #park #kowloon #kowloonpeak

Getting There - just go to MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Exit A1 and one of the entrances to the park is next to the exit. Attractions - you can go there for a morning/afternoon walk where you just need to relax and see something “green” in the nature other than your Dekstop default background picture. But if you want to do more, you can go to take a look at the permanent exhibition of Hong Kong cultural heritage, which is free of charge for everyone. Or you can go to see Flamingo pond where you can see dozen of pink flamingos. Or if you fancy some activity with water, you can go to the swimming pool. Hotels - the park located near chungking mansion and mirador mansion, building with tons of cheap hostels, or if you want to stay in hotel, Holiday Inn Golden Mile which located in Nathan Road can become your place of stay. Food & Restaurants - if you go back to Nathan Road, you could see a lot of shopping malls and different restaurants all around the street. My tips is just that you try to wander around a bit to see if you can find anything you like. Shopping - Isquare, Mira Mall, The One and even Harbour City are within walking reach #summervacation#nationalpark#awesomepic

After my daily prayer in the nearby mosque I went to the park for a walk One of the older spots in Hong Kong, it's got a lot of character and charm. Full of greenery and walking paths, it's nice for a quick walk There is also an aviary, swimming pool and information center. Great spot #urbanexplorer #hong Kong #kowloon #park

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Nice park. Lots of areas to suit the needs of many. However, keep in mind this park has been closed a number of times due to protests. The mosque that had some vandalism is on southern corner on Nathan Road. The police station where protests have occurred is on the northern end of the park on Nathan Road. The swimming complex is amazing and has extensive hours. The aviary has many beautiful birds. #givethanks

Super film [Hong Kong Kowloon Park] / with photo skills some time to go to Hong Kong to play, live in the hotel next to the Kowloon Park so I took my boyfriend to take pictures of me did not expect Especially good in the super classic park! ! Because there are a lot of green plants around, there are scattered sun rays in the afternoon when the sun is shining, and the light is very good! ! . and the park is not a weekend because there are not many people, no need to be shy can wear sportswear to pinch a few large pieces ~ . photo skills: 1 Go to the tree-lined path and find a place with good light. Just hold the shape 2 and bring a bottle of drink in your hand to create a feeling after exercise. It is natural 3 It is best to take a towel or a white coat and pretend to be yourself. A lot of sweat, hahaha, the photo will look very vivid 4 The roof of the garden in the Kowloon Park is very good, because the pink wall is very beautiful background 5 best around 4 pm Because the light at that time is softer, saving the trouble of the p picture later.

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Amidst the ceaseless energy of Hong Kong, Kowloon Park emerges as a verdant sanctuary, offering a stark yet soothing contrast to the city's relentless rhythm. Spanning an impressive 13.5 hectares in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, this sprawling green oasis was once a military fortress, now reimagined as a cultural and recreational retreat where nature, heritage, and leisure intertwine. The moment we stepped into the park, the frenetic pace of the city seemed to dissolve into a serene ambiance. The Chinese Garden, with its intricate pavilions, koi-filled ponds, and meandering stone pathways, exuded a quiet elegance. As we wandered through, we were captivated by a mesmerizing dragon dance rehearsal—an exhilarating glimpse into Hong Kong’s rich traditions. The rhythmic beat of drums echoed through the air as performers practiced their fluid, high-energy movements, bringing the legendary creature to life. Nearby, locals engaged in the graceful practice of Tai Chi, their slow, meditative gestures further enhancing the park’s tranquil allure. One of the park’s most enchanting spectacles is its bird lake and aviary, home to a vibrant congregation of flamingos. Their striking pink plumage stood out against the lush greenery, creating a scene so picturesque it felt almost surreal. The gentle ripples in the water, coupled with the birds' elegant postures, added to the park’s dreamlike charm. Scattered throughout were shaded benches, inviting visitors to pause, reflect, and savor a rare moment of stillness in the heart of the metropolis. Adding to the park’s charm is its grand fountain, a captivating centerpiece where cascading water creates a soothing melody. The rhythmic flow of water against the backdrop of lush foliage makes it a perfect spot to unwind. Whether you’re admiring the fountain’s elegance or simply enjoying the refreshing mist on a warm day, it enhances the park’s already serene atmosphere. Beyond its natural beauty, Kowloon Park is a hub for recreation, boasting a state-of-the-art swimming complex, a sports center, fitness and dance studios, squash courts, and more. Despite its central location, it remains refreshingly uncrowded, offering a respite from the city's perpetual motion. Easily accessible via a short stroll from Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, Kowloon Park is a hidden gem where the vibrancy of urban life harmoniously coexists with the tranquility of nature. #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #myitinerary #citydaytours #chinatrip

On a spur-of-the-moment weekend, I decided to go to the art museum in Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui, and I didn’t expect to get a lot of surprises! As soon as I stepped into the cultural relics museum, the unique arched building caught my eye. The bricks and tiles seem to tell the story of the years. Every angle is as beautiful as a painting, making people unable to help but press the shutter. I happened to catch up with the "Shandong Cultural Relics Exhibition" and it was free to visit. I was so lucky! As soon as you enter the exhibition hall, a strong historical atmosphere hits your face. Those exquisite bronzes and delicate calligraphy and paintings all demonstrate the profound cultural heritage of Shandong. Walking around the museum, time slows down. Not only can you appreciate precious cultural relics, but you can also enjoy this moment of tranquility. The lighting in the museum is soft, bringing out the texture of the cultural relics, and the photo effects are great. If you are tired of the crowds in Hong Kong, you might as well come here to experience a different atmosphere. Whether you are dating as a couple or just relaxing alone, this is a good choice. It’s free and easy to visit, come and check in! #valentinegoodplace2025

#chinatrip Wandering around the park with my best friends for a couple of hours is the happiest thing in the world This park is fulled with white birds and the water pool and Poundland and the scenery is so warm and cozy both so together we got a bit more fun with the park and the beautiful birds around the park in the Poundland of water #My study abroad life #Inmyfeelings #hongkong E6

#newyearnewtrip Kowloon Park is a serene urban oasis located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. It is a great escape from a busy city. You will get to see a lot of local and tourist strolling around the park to exercise or exploring the attractions such as the Aviary and Bird Lake, Chinese Garden, Sculpture Walk, Children’s Playground and Heritage and Historical Significance. Address: 22, Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon

Hey travelers! We've found another budget-friendly hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui 😍, perfectly located near the commercial area, with easy walking access to the West Kowloon Cultural District! Some dates offer rates as low as 💰65 EUR! Book early to avoid price hikes 👊~~ - 🏨 B P International 📍 8 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 🚇 About 400 meters walk from Jordan Station - Exit C2 - 🔸Hotel Location The hotel is situated between Tsim Sha Tsui and Jordan, next to Kowloon Park, making it super convenient for dining, shopping, and entertainment! 🚶Shopping: K11musea, SOGO, Harbour City (10-minute walk); Elements Mall (5-minute walk) 🖼️Exhibitions: Visit M+ Museum and the Palace Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District (15-minute walk) 🍜Additionally, there are many local eateries around the hotel, allowing tourists to explore authentic Hong Kong flavors with a blend of Eastern and Western influences in this vibrant area. 🔸Hotel Environment The hotel features a modern minimalist design with fully equipped facilities! Enjoy mountain and sea views during your stay~ The night view of Victoria Harbour is stunning, and the rooms are clean and tidy, with spacious and comfortable lobbies and corridors~ Overall, it offers great value for money, surpassing other hotels in the same price range! 🔸Excellent Service! Don't worry if you don't speak Chinese or Cantonese! The staff is patient and will answer your questions, and they handle luggage storage with care! The stay experience alone is worth a return visit👍. Besides weekly room cleaning, the hotel offers a 20% discount on laundry services. 🔸Hotel Prices 👉🏻30㎡ Executive Room Some dates start from 💰54.6 EUR‼ 👉🏻45㎡ Garden Sea View Suite Some dates start from 💰54.6 EUR‼ 💰 For under 1k, you can stay in a four-star hotel in the heart of Hong Kong with a great environment that's spacious and comfortable, what more could you ask for😍 Note that prices fluctuate significantly during peak seasons and holidays, so check the actual dates for accurate pricing~

I love the swimming pool in Kowloon Park There's a waterfall in the pool Stand under the waterfall and forget your worries I go there every week 🗓️Opening hours: 05:00-24:00. 🚕Transportation: Take the Tsuen Wan Line (red line) of the Hong Kong MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station and get off at Exit A1. 🎫Admission: Free. 📷Photography: The park is lush with vegetation and various sculptures, and there are flamingos, making it a great place for photos. 🍲Dining: There are many gourmet restaurants nearby to explore. 🎁Souvenirs: It seems that there are no cultural and creative shops in the park. ⏰Recommended duration: Half a day.

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📍Address: Kowloon Park Sports Centre, Austin Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 📍Key Points Kowloon Park is famous for being a place where you can see flamingos in the city center. When you go to the area with the flamingos, you can take some amazing photos with the buildings in the background, creating a unique and beautiful contrast. If you take a leisurely stroll, you'll find small pavilions built over the lakes, giving the park a garden-like atmosphere. The park is surprisingly large. 📍Rating: 3.5~4/5

Kowloon Park was formerly known as Whitfield Road Military Camp. The military camp land was handed over to the Urban Council in 1968 for development for cultural and recreational purposes. The park was officially opened on June 24, 1970, and was rebuilt by the former Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club in 1989 at a cost of HK$300 million, adding new facilities such as an indoor swimming pool, a sports field, and a children's adventure park. Chinese Classical Garden: Designed based on ancient Chinese architectural style, it is called the "Chinese Garden" and adds a unique charm to the park. Maze Garden: A well-designed plant maze, suitable for fun and challenges for both adults and children. Bird Lake: More than 200 birds of more than 20 species are raised, including flamingos, black swans, flamingos, mandarin ducks, etc. Sculpture Gallery: Exhibits sculptures by local and overseas artists, adding to the artistic atmosphere. Comics Avenue of Stars: Displaying the cartoonist’s handprints and painted sculptures of classic characters, it is a popular spot for comic lovers. Indoor swimming pool and gymnasium: Provide facilities for sports activities and swimming, suitable for tourists who like sports.

#myhiddengems Kowloon Park, located in the Tsim Sha Tsui area of Kowloon, Hong Kong, is a large urban park known for its lush greenery and diverse facilities. Key features include: 1. **Beautiful Gardens**: Includes themed gardens like the Chinese Garden and Palm Garden, offering serene spots amid the city bustle. 2. **Sports Facilities**: Features an array of facilities such as a swimming pool, sports courts, and a fitness trail. 3. **Bird Lake**: A tranquil area with a pond and various bird species, including flamingos and swans. 4. **Playgrounds and Children's Areas**: Designed for families, with ample space for children to play. Kowloon Park serves as a recreational oasis, providing both relaxation and active leisure opportunities in the heart of Hong Kong.

In Hong Kong, where land is gold, a city park must be exquisite. Kowloon Park is in a great location, next to the subway, in the park. The several fountains in the park have a great feel in the garden center. However, compared to these, my favorite is the "Anime Star Avenue", a bunch of cartoon characters in childhood memories, instantly crossing back to the era of chasing dramas. It is recommended to visit during leisure time.

Originally, I didn't plan to visit Kowloon Park. Since my accommodation was arranged near Tsim Sha Tsui, and it was still early before check-out time, I decided to take a morning walk despite the light rain. The park is quite large with irregular paths. I usually start from the outermost area, and then turn inward to see the attractions I like. When I passed by the Heritage Discovery Centre, it wasn't open yet, so I didn't go inside. I walked and took photos along the way, and I could see black-collared starlings feeding up close. They were eating while being wary of my approach XD. Taking advantage of the early hours when there weren't many people, I strolled leisurely. In the Water Garden, without the fountains running, the reflection of the sky was perfectly displayed. This was an unexpected surprise for me. Unfortunately, I arrived late, and soon a manager came to open the water gate. At the Bird Lake, I felt like I was in a small rainforest. I watched the manager diligently cleaning the lake's edge, and observed the harmonious interaction between the manager and the flamingos. The lush greenery behind them was massive, with intertwined roots, looking very majestic. Some small spots were also great for taking photos. I accidentally ended up with many pictures of myself. Next to the subway station is a mosque, which is quite large and has a distinctive style.

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.

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

Kowloon Park was originally a military barracks, which was converted into a park in 1970, becoming a haven in the midst of the city. There are several gardens of different styles, such as the Chinese garden with its rocky waterfall, the gorgeous rose garden, and the intriguing maze. Kowloon Park is a sanctuary of greenery in the busy area of Tsim Sha Tsui. Covering an area of 13.3 hectares, the park features various themed gardens, a bird lake, an aviary, totem poles, an arboretum, as well as indoor and outdoor swimming pools. A great place to visit on Sunday afternoons and public holidays 👍👍👍

#winhkflight You go here and see a lot of flamingos at once