Hong Kong Park
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This park is a hidden gem in Hong Kong. I often surprised how few people know this park even exists! If you're looking for a quick getaway from all the hustle and bustle of the city, this is your destination. The park is massive and I personally find it much more beautiful than its counterpart, the Kowloon park across the harbor. If this park was any larger, I'm sure it would be competing for the top parks globally. Watch out Central Park! This park contains an aviary and conservatory for exotic birds and plants from around the world. Our kids love visiting the aviary and they refuse to leave the fully equipped playground set once they start monkeying around. The park is usually not so busy, compared to the rest of Hong Kong, and is a perfect place for a evening stroll with the family. I'm unsure about the dog policies here, but we've walked our dog here multiple times and nobody complains.
Suzanne Wilson
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Nestled in the hustle and bustle of the central business district, Hong Kong Park, which covers an area of about 8 hectares, is a tranquil green oasis. The park, which opened in 1991, is just across the HK Shangri-la Hotel on Cotton Tree Drive and about a 10-minute walk from the Admiralty MTR Station. It is a beautifully landscaped park with an artificial lake and waterfall. There were hardly any tourists when we were there on a weekday morning. The Conservatory and Aviary, which are free, are well maintained. There is also a quiet Tai Chi Corner for practitioners of tai chi to exercise. There is an Olympic Square and also a very sober Sars memorial in honor of the fallen heroes during that very dark period in Hong Kong. It's definitely a must visit. The tram to the Peak is about a 5-minute walk from the park.
William Ho
10
Even though I walk pass this place so many times, I didn't take the time to really look around. Today I was more than pleasantly surprised! First off, the water fall was not new but taking time to enjoying it was actually really nice area to walk around. The whole environment was really nice, especially when you walk up the stairs and go behind the water fall, enjoy the view, look at views and listen to sound of water fall. For moment, you seems to forget you're in middle of a busy city. At the sunset time, there were particularly many types of birds gather, which you would normally never seen in HK. The place super clean and have alot of chairs to and places to sit down. Well worth to take a look.
Jimmy 9
20
Definitely a great place and decent park to explore in such a busy, fast pace in the central of Hong Kong Island during the lunch break. The Hong Kong Park is located in central business district and surrounded by commerical skyscrapers, also with the only tramways leads to the Victoria Park. There are also quite a lot sightseeing spots and facilities including artificial lake, clock tower, conservatory, Olympic square, walk through aviary, and large children's playground that you can spend time with for the leisure time in the weekends or for a short break during lunch in weekdays. Please enjoy the sunshine in Hong Kong Park.
사랑해오빠
00
Hong Kong Park is connecting to the Pacific Place at Central with green, trees, lakes and great gardens. It's a great place to visit and enjoy the views of skyscrapers as backdrop of the lake inside the park. Very impressive Hong Kong government reserve such a big piece of land at such precise location at Central, allowing citizens to have a wonderful place for relaxing and enjoying nature. During the year 2000 working at Peak Tram building not far from Pacific Place; often come to have lunch at Pacific Place and then walk around Hong Kong park; a great memory to recall all the times.
Danny Chen
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Hong Kong Park is a beautiful green oasis nestled among the skyscrapers of Central. It offers a scenic and peaceful escape, perfect for anyone who prefers a pleasant walk over taking the MTR or other forms of transport between Admiralty and Central. The park is a fantastic alternative for traveling through the city, and I personally love the 15-minute stroll from the High Court to Landmark. It’s a refreshing and scenic route, especially on a sunny day. Highly recommend for both nature lovers and city walkers!
Sean Davis
10
Nearby Attractions Of Hong Kong Park
The Peak Tram
Hong Kong Observation Wheel
Tai Kwun
Tai Kwun
Central-Mid-Levels Escalators
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong
Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong
Soho
Statue Square
JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong
The Peak Tram
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Hong Kong Observation Wheel
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Tai Kwun
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Tai Kwun
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Nearby Restaurants Of Hong Kong Park
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
Lan Fong Yuen
Tim Ho Wan (Central)
Shake Shack (ifc mall)
Tsim Chai Kee Noodle
Yung Kee Restaurant
Maxim's Palace (Central)
Mott 32
Mak's Noodle (Wellington Street)
Ebeneezer's Restaurant & Bar (Hollywood Road)
Yat Lok Restaurant (Central)
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Lan Fong Yuen
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Tim Ho Wan (Central)
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Shake Shack (ifc mall)
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19號 Cotton Tree Dr, Central, Hong Kong
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Hong Kong Park is a public park next to Cotton Tree Drive in Central, Hong Kong. Built at a cost of HK$398 million and opened on 23 May 1991, it covers an area of 80,000 square metres and is an example of modern design and facilities blending with natural landscape.
attractions: The Peak Tram, Hong Kong Observation Wheel, Tai Kwun, Tai Kwun, Central-Mid-Levels Escalators, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong, Soho, Statue Square, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong, restaurants: Yat Lok Restaurant (Central), Lan Fong Yuen, Tim Ho Wan (Central), Shake Shack (ifc mall), Tsim Chai Kee Noodle, Yung Kee Restaurant, Maxim's Palace (Central), Mott 32, Mak's Noodle (Wellington Street), Ebeneezer's Restaurant & Bar (Hollywood Road)
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