Kwun Tong Promenade
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This promenade is one mile long, I took about 15 mins to complete a stroll. It was a loading and uploading area of the recycled waste paper in the past. To acknowledge the contribution of the recycled paper industry towards environmental protection in Hong Kong, there are artworks designed as piles of recycled paper in compressed cubic blocks at the two ends of the promenade. The lighting comes from the artworks flashes and changes at night starting at about 5:45pm, interacting with the mists of water droplets emitted from the ground and one cubic block. The light bulbs on the ground with light flashes in different colours makes the mists of water droplets look like flame, the picture is beautiful and magical. There is a Sensory Garden for children but it is not perfunctory. Part of the promenade is under Kwun Tong Bypass, the space under Kwun Tong Bypass used for children's playground, exhibition, artist studios in the form of containers, restaurants, toilets, etc. The pillars of the bypass were painted pictures of old buildings and industries in Kwun Tong district. It is a artistic place where makes good use of the vacant land.
Cristo WongCristo Wong
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If you only see a signage of the Park in the dense-in-human-and-vehicle-traffic area of Kwun Tong, you should know that you are still far away from it. You can simply follow your seaward instinct to arrive at a section of the Park in about 15-20 minutes of brisk walking. What remains to be done is to enjoy the horizon and to have a taste of life on your own, as the Park's sensory garden has Sound, Sight, Smell & Touch, but no Taste! Postscript 1 On Feb 16, 2019, my extended family had a new year dinner gathering in a restaurant nearby. Having eaten, I suggested our coming here for a walk as I believed it should be a better experience. I thought they also enjoyed the walk, and I took a few nice night photos! Postscript 2 On Oct 7, 2022, I bumped into the fringe of the Park and discovered that it had become pet-friendly. My wife and I took our pet the next night. We believed our pet enjoyed the walk despite the grass and fountain areas were still restricted.
Peter Kam Fai CheungPeter Kam Fai Cheung
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The park is well-maintained and the environment is clean, making it a pleasant experience for everyone. It's a popular spot for dog owners, so it can get a bit crowded during the weekends. However, despite the crowds, the park still manages to maintain a peaceful atmosphere. One of the highlights of the park is the space it offers for picnicking. Many people come to the park to enjoy a relaxing day with their family and friends, and the park offers ample space for picnicking. You can bring your own food and drinks, and enjoy a lovely day out in nature. Overall, this park in Kwun Tong is a great option for dog owners and anyone looking for a peaceful and relaxing day out. The clean environment, ample space for picnicking, and the chance to get some fresh air and exercise with your furry friend make it a must-visit spot. It's important to remember that while the park is a great place to bring your dog, it's essential to keep them on a leash at all times.
Rae WongRae Wong
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A very long stretch of walkway extending from Ngau Tau Kok down to Kwun Tong. It overlooks the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and the Victoria Harbour, giving it a nice view. If the weather is nice, the place has several green lawns for picnic, though trees are relatively sparse. But the amount of seating surfaces do make up for it. There are also event spaces and play equipment (for elderly and children). There are also a handful of cafés along the way. If you're intending to walk the full stretch, it's a good 30 minutes slow walk (15 minutes if you're walking briskly and quick) and away from the hustle and bustle (and importantly the vehicle traffic). Lately, there are a lot of people taking their wedding photos by the waterside. I suggest begin your walk from the Ngau Tau Kok side and head towards Kwun Tong for convenience sake. You can then opt to take the ferry towards North Point or head into Kwun Tong for a bit of shopping.
Ariel MakAriel Mak
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觀塘海濱公園位於觀塘繞道天橋底，有多種康樂設施，包括有1000米長嘅海濱步道、亦有特色塔樓地標、兒童遊樂場、健身站、觀景亭同感官花園等等。觀塘海邊公園就在觀塘地鐵站b出口步行幾百米，很方便能到，亦是熱門打卡點，也算是一個香港情侶的約會點。模擬起重機塔樓，以及設計意念來自廢紙回收業的廢紙束藝術裝置，可喚起市民對昔日裝卸區的點點回憶.。更可在海濱長廊上散步或跑步。可以近距離欣賞東九龍新地標 ── 啟德郵輪碼頭和跑道公園，和遠眺港島東的璀璨夜景，飽覽維多利亞港和鯉魚門的風光景色。 在2021年康樂及文化事務署合作建成，耗資近5000萬，設置了音樂噴泉、三個互動嬉水區和休憩草地。音樂噴泉並定時透過電腦程式控制，配合名曲旋律噴出水柱，其中一首曲目由香港管弦樂團演奏，晚間表演加插燈光變化；三個互動嬉水區設有感應裝置，感應到有人接近的話會噴出形態各異的水柱，大人小孩都可以玩水。 Kwun Tong Waterfront Park is located under the Kwun Tong Bypass Flyover. It has a variety of recreational facilities, including a 1,000-meter-long waterfront promenade, distinctive tower landmarks, children’s playgrounds, fitness stations, viewing pavilions, and sensory gardens. Kwun Tong Seaside Park is just a few hundred meters away from Exit B of Kwun Tong MTR Station. It is very convenient to get there. It is also a popular check-in spot and a dating spot for Hong Kong couples. The simulated crane tower and the waste paper bundle art installation with the design concept from the waste paper recycling industry can evoke the citizens' memories of the old loading and unloading areas. You can also walk or run on the promenade. You can admire the new landmarks of East Kowloon ─ ─ Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and Runway Park, and the bright night view of the east of Hong Kong Island, and the scenery of Victoria Harbour and Lei Yue Mun. In 2021, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department are cooperate with the establishment, costing nearly 50 million, and set up a musical fountain, three interactive water play areas and a recreational grassland. The music fountain is regularly controlled by a computer program and sprays water jets in accordance with the melody of famous songs. One of the tracks is performed by the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, and the evening performance is added with lighting changes; three interactive splashing areas are equipped with sensing devices that will spew out when someone is approaching with different shapes of water columns, adults and children can play in the water.
Saxon YeungSaxon Yeung
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🏞️🏃♂️🚶♀️🌊🌸⛴️🚇🌺🏢💡 A promenade for jogging or a leisurely stroll, 🏞️🏃♂️🚶♀️ Scenic sea views that capture the soul, 🌊🌟 Quiet and easily reached by ferry or MTR, 🚢🚇 An accessible haven, where tranquility and beauty concur. 🌟🌸 AJ suggests to the venue, a thoughtful notion, 💡 Cultivate more flowers, create a floral devotion. 🌺🌼 Set up charming cafes, inviting and nice, ☕🏢 Enhancing the experience, adding a touch of paradise. 🌟😋 More blooms to admire, a colorful array, 🌸🌼🌺 Cafes to rest and savor, along the way, ☕🍽️ A venue that blossoms, with nature's grace, 🌼🌞 An oasis of serenity, a perfect resting place. 🏞️✨
Anne-JolieAnne-Jolie
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Nearby Attractions Of Kwun Tong Promenade
Kwun Tong Plaza
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Kai Tak Runway Park (Phase 1)
Hoi Bun Road Park
Hong Ning Road Recreation Ground
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Sensory Garden
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
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Saint Andrew's Church
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Nearby Restaurants Of Kwun Tong Promenade
Deluxe Daieiki Japanese Restaurant
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Starbucks (Millennium City 1)
Dragon City Cafe (Kwun Tung)
The Graces Restaurant (Kwun Tong)
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Victoria Harbour Restaurant (Kwun Tong)
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Kwun Tong Promenade is an urban waterfront park in Kwun Tong, New Kowloon, Hong Kong. The first and second stages of the promenade, opened in 2010 and 2015 respectively, comprise the first open space project of the Kai Tak Development. The promenade is about one kilometre in length.
attractions: Kwun Tong Plaza, Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Park, Kai Tak Runway Park (Phase 1), Hoi Bun Road Park, Hong Ning Road Recreation Ground, Hong Ning Road Recreation Ground, Sensory Garden, Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, Kai Tak Cruise Terminal, Saint Andrew's Church, restaurants: Deluxe Daieiki Japanese Restaurant, Factory 99, 阿元來了 - 觀塘店, Hung To Restaurant, Starbucks (Millennium City 1), Dragon City Cafe (Kwun Tung), The Graces Restaurant (Kwun Tong), Tsun Yip Cooked Food Market, Ho Choi Seafood Restaurant, Victoria Harbour Restaurant (Kwun Tong)
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