Kowloon Park: A lush urban park featuring gardens, ponds, walking trails, and an aviary in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui

Kowloon Park: Green Escape in the Heart of the City

Visitor Fee

  • Free entry

Transportation

  • MTR:
    • Take the MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui Station (Exit A1) or Jordan Station (Exit C1), then walk about 5 minutes.
  • Bus:
    • Many buses stop near Nathan Road or Canton Road, which are short walks away.
  • Taxi:
    • Direct taxis available; mention Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui.

Things to Do                                   

  1. Visit the Beautiful Chinese Garden
    • A peaceful area with traditional Chinese pavilions, lotus ponds, and rock formations.
  2. Watch Flamingos at the Bird Lake
    • The park has flamingos, swans, and other birds in a scenic pond setting.
  3. Explore the Avenue of Comic Stars
    • Life-sized statues of Hong Kong comic characters, making it fun for photos.
  4. Relax at the Large Swimming Pool Complex
    • Features outdoor pools, slides, and a leisure pool (entrance fee applies).
  5. Stroll Through the Sculptural Walk
    • A pathway displaying modern sculptures from local and international artists.
  6. Enjoy the Fitness & Sports Facilities
    • Includes a jogging track, playground, fitness stations, and a soccer pitch.
  7. Check Out the Kowloon Park Heritage Discovery Centre
    • A museum showcasing Hong Kong’s cultural heritage and archaeology.

Kowloon Park: A serene green space in Tsim Sha Tsui with gardens, ponds, trails, and an aviary, perfect for relaxation

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

  • A peaceful green escape in the middle of busy Tsim Sha Tsui.
  • Great for families, couples, and fitness enthusiasts.
  • Offers a mix of nature, history, and recreational activities.
  • A photogenic spot with gardens, water features, and sculptures.

How Old is Kowloon Park?

  • Originally a British military base, it was transformed into a park in 1970.
  • Over 50 years old as a public park.

List of Activities

  • Walking and jogging in green spaces
  • Birdwatching at the lake
  • Swimming in the pool complex
  • Exploring comic character statues
  • Relaxing in the Chinese Garden
  • Playing sports or exercising

Additional Nearby Attractions

  • Harbour City: Hong Kong’s largest shopping mall.
  • Avenue of Stars: Scenic waterfront with movie-themed attractions.
  • Hong Kong Museum of Art: Showcasing Chinese and contemporary art.
  • Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: A great place for skyline views and evening walks.