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Wednesday, April 30, 2025

When in Hong Kong GOTO Kowloon Park

Kowloon Park is a popular urban oasis located in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, and is a great
place to visit for both locals and tourists. Here's why it's worth a stop:

Why Go to Kowloon Park

  1. Peaceful Escape in the City

    Despite being surrounded by bustling streets and shopping centers, Kowloon Park offers a calm and green retreat with landscaped gardens, shady paths, and tranquil ponds.

  2. Bird Watching at the Aviary

    The park’s large aviary houses dozens of exotic bird species. Visitors can walk along elevated paths for close-up views in a peaceful natural setting.

  3. Beautiful Chinese Garden

    Featuring a lotus pond, rock formations, and traditional pavilions, the Chinese Garden section is ideal for photography and relaxation.

  4. Flamingo Pond

    A favorite among visitors, the flamingo pond showcases these graceful birds up close—great for families and nature lovers.

  5. Public Art and Statues

    Art installations and sculptures are dotted throughout the park, adding cultural interest and photo opportunities.

  6. Swimming Complex and Fitness Areas

    The park has a large public swimming pool and various exercise areas, including outdoor fitness equipment and jogging tracks.

  7. Children’s Playground and Maze Garden

    Great for families, the playgrounds and a hedge maze offer fun activities for kids to explore and enjoy.

  8. Cultural Events and Performances
    On weekends, you might catch live performances or martial arts displays in the piazza area.

Kowloon Park is a tranquil green space nestled in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, offering a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. It's easily accessible via Hong Kong's efficient MTR system.

How to Get There

By MTR:

  • Tsim Sha Tsui Station (Tsuen Wan Line): Take Exit A1, which leads directly to the southern entrance of Kowloon Park, adjacent to the Kowloon Mosque on Nathan Road.

  • Jordan Station (Tsuen Wan Line): Use Exit C1, then walk along Austin Road for about 3 minutes to reach the park's northern entrance near the Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station.

By Bus:

Several bus routes stop near Kowloon Park. For instance, Bus 1 from the Kowloon Ferry takes about 20 minutes; inform the driver of your destination, and they can assist you in alighting at the appropriate stop.


Park Entrances

Kowloon Park has multiple entry points:

  • Nathan Road: Near Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit A1 and Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard.

  • Haiphong Road: Convenient for visitors from nearby hotels like the YMCA and the Peninsula.

  • Austin Road: Accessible from Jordan MTR Station Exit C1.

  • Canton Road: Note that this entrance involves a longer, zigzagging path uphill.

  • Pedestrian Overpass: Connects from Hong Kong China City (near the China Ferry Terminal), providing access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centers. ()