Kowloon Park, Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon, Hong Kong City, the heart of Kowloon Peninsula, is one of the largest parks in the Kowloon area, with a large green trees, attracting a large number of bird habitats. In addition to the trees, there are several fountains, a lake and the birds of a Chinese courtyard Kowloon Park, covers an area of ​​13.47 hectares. Kowloon Park open since the beginning of 1989, the park landscape and facilities even enough, especially compared with sculpture gallery, water garden, Aviary, a bird lake and plant maze, as Hong Kong people and tourists, this place is a real good place to sneak in. The same name is also a park in Zhangzhou.

Kowloon Park during the Opium War, Lin was urged to build Kowloon, Kwun Chung Fort is located. After becoming the British barracks. After the Council set aside for the park to become the Kowloon Peninsula "green lung." Plant with rich fauna in the park, rare birds and animals have different birds, their pavilions style of Chinese classical garden design, visitors drew much praise. Pro side of the road in the park, built a brand new large stores, called "Park Lane" to imitate the United States. Shops were set aside for the roof garden and park fused distinctive. Park also in line with international standards of indoor heated You Yongchi, air-conditioned gym. Trail is an outdoor sculpture exhibition featuring local sculptor's masterpiece. Its northern end has an inner courtyard, where a permanent exhibition is Su Gelan sculptor Sir Eduardo Paolozzii works, named Willian Blake's "Concept of Newton" statue.

Scenic Area Address: Yau Tsim Mong District, Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 22.

Car lines: 1, Jordan MTR Station Exit A2 go to walk or go to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station exit A1 walk in; 2, take the road 268b; KMB 13x, 208,219p, 219x, 224x, 260x, 268b, 269b, 271, 2,7,9, n216, n241, n271 Road; NWFB n796 way to go.