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Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do Near Tai Po District [2024]
Updated Sep 2024
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based on 1623 reviews"Was an interesting experience to visit this. It was busy in the main altar areas but the Good Wish Garden was very peaceful and relaxing, it was this that brought my rating is 5 stars."Hong Kong11.4km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Wong Tai Sin Temple, located on the southern side of Lion Rock in the north of Kowloon, is one of the many famous temples in Hong Kong. A devout ensemble of halls, shrines, pavilions, and altars, this bustling temple is a destination for all walks of Hong Kong society, from pensioners and business people to parents and young professionals. Fortune tellers occupy dozens of tiny booths in an arcade to the southeast of the main complex. Set behind the temple are the Good Wish Gardens, with decorative pavilions, bridges, and carp pools. Wong Tai Sin Temple is one of Hong Kong's busiest and most interesting temples.Show Less - 7.54.6/574 ReviewFree
based on 65 reviews"Conversation with BardWrite review Kowloon park editRegenerate draftrefreshvolume_upGoogle Mapsexpand_moreSure, here is a review of Kowloon Park:Kowloon Park is a large public park in Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is one of the most popular parks in the city, and is a great place to relax, go for a walk, or have a picnic. The park has a variety of facilities, including a swimming pool, a sports centre, a children's playground, and a barbecue area. There is also a large lake in the park, which is home to a variety of birds and fish.I would rate Kowloon Park 4.3 out of 5 stars. It is a great place to spend a day, and I would recommend it to anyone visiting Hong Kong.Here are some of the things I liked about Kowloon Park:It is very large and spacious, so there is plenty of room to relax and explore.There are a variety of facilities to suit all interests, from swimming and sports to picnicking and playing.The lake is a beautiful feature of the park, and it is a great place to take a break and enjoy the scenery.The park is well-maintained and clean."Hong Kong.Mong Kok13.8km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Kowloon is an industrial and commercial activity center in Hong Kong. There are many large shopping malls, restaurants and small shops and restaurants in Yau Ma Tei, Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok and other places. The former Hong Kong Airport Kai Tak Airport, one of the world's busiest airports, is located in Kowloon and is now an amusement park. Between the Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island is Victoria Harbour, one of the third largest natural deep-water ports in the world. The east and west of Kowloon are densely populated industrial areas, the north is a residential area, and the south is a well-known commercial area. The prosperous areas in Kowloon are: the commercial center Tsim Sha Tsui Center, the Empire Center, the Hershey Center, and the Nanyang Center. All kinds of shops are lined up, making it a shopping paradise for tourists. Hotels include Regal Hotel, Seaview Holiday Hotel, Shangri-La Hotel and so on. There are many shopping malls in Kowloon, including Newport Center, Sun Plaza, Miramar Shopping Center, New World Center, etc. Among them, Harbour City is a super-large shopping mall, adjacent to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Terminal. It consists of four parts, Ocean Terminal and Ocean Terminal, which contains more than 400 restaurants and shops, two theaters and Toys R Us, a large toy company, and an observation deck with a view of Victoria Harbour. There are also some smaller shopping malls that suit the tastes of young people, including Baileys Mall, Lisi Mall and Chongqing Station next to Chungking Mansions. In September 2005, SOGO Department Store also opened a branch in Tsim Sha Tsui Outlet City. The Ocean Terminal in the west is the only cruise terminal in Hong Kong, which can accommodate large cruise ships. Ocean Terminal also has a shopping mall, which was the only major mall in Hong Kong in the 1960s. A lot of exotic cultures can be found in Kowloon: Chungking Mansions, where South Asians and Africans are concentrated, are especially famous. Entering the building is like walking into India. The noble five-star hotel The Peninsula Hotel is full of British style. It is located opposite the Space Museum. The hotel rooms can enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour. Its English afternoon tea is also very famous. On the street, you can find many Korean restaurants and food supermarkets. At Knutsford Terrace and Ashley Road, you can find delicacies from Turkey, Russia, Italy and other places; Tsim Sha Tsui is a tourist area, so there are many foreign tourists on the street, which also makes people feel like they are in a foreign country.Show Less - 6.14.4/5514 ReviewFree"Temple Street is lively again, it is vibrant with good decor, sourvenir shopping and amazing street food from all around the world"Hong Kong.Yau Ma Tei15km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Located in Yau Mei Tei, Temple Street is a short thoroughfare well-known as a popular local shopping street. Demarcated on each end with traditional Chinese gates, Temple Street buzzes with actively, particularly after dark. The street still retains the feel of an authentic Hong Kong from yesteryear. With many shops and restaurants lining the road, it is a good place to visit for a bite to eat. By far however, Temple Street is most famous for the Temple Street Night Market, a nightly open-air street market popular with locals and foreigners alike. All manner of wares are on display and it's fun to bargain with shop owners for the perfect gift or souvenir.Show Less
- 5.74.4/5322 ReviewFreebased on 169 reviews"The name of Yau Ma Tei is closely related to the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of the Temple of Many fishing boats of the oil and hemp cable shops opened there, so it was renamed "oil field". According to the 1873 Rates Collection, in Yau Ma Tei, in addition to operating boat maintenance, hemp cables, paddles, blacksmiths and timber, there are also operating groceries, haircuts, rice shops, brothels, opium, Changsheng shops, Yizhanghuaqiao and so on."Hong Kong.Yau Ma Tei15.1km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Yau Ma Tei is located in the western part of the Kowloon Peninsula and is closely connected with Mong Kok. Together with Tsim Sha Tsui, it forms the prosperous "Yu Tsim Mong" district in Kowloon. The name of Yau Ma Tei is closely related to the well-known scenic spot Tin Hau Temple. In the past, the land in front of the Tin Hau Temple used to be the place where fishermen were drying the hemp ropes on their boats. Many shops selling tung oil and hemp ropes were opened there, hence the name "Yu Ma Tei". Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei is filled with all kinds of goods and food stalls every night, and the prices are cheap. There are also many historical buildings here, such as Yau Ma Tei Cinema, Yau Ma Tei Police Station, Yau Ma Tei Pumping Station Dormitory (red brick house), etc. , as well as fruit bar, jade market and Yau Ma Tei Recreation Park commonly known as Banyan Tree Head. This is a gourmet paradise. People can freely enter the dessert shop to eat a simple bowl of sago, or buy a bunch of street fish balls and go shopping in the temple street while eating. People can also come to Shanghai Street to visit the International Toy Museum, which houses toys and models that have become popular over the past two centuries. There is also the Bruce Lee Members Club on Nathan Road, which is located in a shopping mall and attracts Bruce Lee fans everywhere. You can also go to Kubrick Coffee Shop on Public Square Street, Yau Ma Tei, which is a combination of coffee shop and bookstore. It is located next to the Broadway Movie Center. The green plants at the entrance, hanging potted plants and light bulbs make this coffee bookstore a beautiful place. A mini garden that makes people linger.Show Less
- 6.14.4/5317 ReviewFreebased on 2578 reviews"k11 downstairs, get on the bus at the entrance of the Lego Discovery Center. The trip takes about an hour and almost all the attractions in Kowloon have been there. Fortunately, there was no rain at night that day. It was accompanied by the evening breeze and the night view of Hong Kong's neon. It was very comfortable."Hong Kong.Yau Ma Tei15.1km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Temple Street Night Market contains authentic local feelings. Every day after nightfall, the street stalls are lit with lights to illuminate the entire street. Tourists and customers flock here, making the original quiet street full of people. Temple Street, you can start from the "Market Street" next to the Tin Hau Temple, where there are impromptu performances by like-minded Cantonese opera fans; there are singers singing well-known Cantonese opera excerpts and Cantonese pop songs; stall. Temple Street is named after the nearby Tianhou Temple; but it is also called "Men's Street" because most of the goods sold by the vendors in Temple Street are mainly men's products: such as knitted clothes, sweatshirts, jeans, pens , watches, compact discs, electronics and toys, computer hardware and travel bags, etc. Don’t forget, Temple Street is also a hot spot for food. There are rows of roadside stalls on both sides of the road. In addition to authentic delicacies such as claypot rice, of course, the God of Cookery’s “Naiza Noodles” (chopped noodles) is indispensable.Show Less
- 6.34.4/5807 ReviewFrom17.68based on 197 reviews"You can also have a lot of types. You can stay for a small day. The boat coming from Central is very fast. It takes less than half an hour. You can come back later. You can live on the island. Noah's Ark has a hotel. It is very convenient."Hong Kong.Tsuen Wan14.9km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Cute autumn green tour-For every two tickets purchased, you will receive a set of 10 game tokens (applicable to participate in some of the following activities) and a cash coupon worth HK$100*Event time: October 1 to 13, 2024 (on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays), that is, October 1/5/6/11/12/13This autumn, come and board Noah’s Ark in the lush green Hong Kong, kiss the lively animals, explore the interesting mushroom houses, and uncover a treasure trove of ecological knowledge. And use a little bit of thought to make cute and healing animal handcrafts by yourself. You can also enjoy a surprise barbecue party and creative theme rooms, enjoy the secrets of the island, and immerse yourself in Ma Wan’s exclusive nature journey!Activity 1: Furry Alpaca D.I.Y.Give full play to your craftsmanship and skillfully use soft plush to make a super cute little alpaca doll, which can be taken with you on your autumn journey or taken home to add a little cozy happiness to your home.*Game tokens required: 4*Suitable for persons aged 5 or aboveActivity 2: Cute Crispy Bee Cookie WorkshopUse your cooking skills to prepare cookies in the shape of bees on the spot, which will arouse your curiosity.The crispy taste makes it a sweet gift for your loved ones.*Game tokens required: 6*Suitable for persons aged 3 or aboveActivity 3: Chill Duck Italian Bubble Bath Ball D.I.Y.Want to chill and enjoy bubble bath time with the cute duck? Make your own bubble bath balls in the shape of a cute little duck, which evokes innocence and adds a sense of healing to your life. You can also appreciate the little wisdom of S.T.E.A.M’s physical chemistry.*Game tokens required: 4*Suitable for persons aged 5 or aboveActivity 4: Kissing and meeting with small animalsUnder the guidance of the tour guide, you can have a close and personal meeting with the reptiles, mammals, birds and other rare animals that are carefully cared for in the park, and learn about the ecological habits of the animals in a simple and easy-to-understand way. Unlock the mysteries of nature.The species of animals are subject to the on-site arrangement on the day.Activity 5: Guided tour of the interesting mushroom houseAre mushrooms plants? Are brightly colored mushrooms necessarily poisonous? A professional tour guide will take you to visit the "Low-Carbon Organic Mushroom House" full of childlike colors, allowing you to learn about the ecological knowledge of different mushroom species and the fun of organic cultivation.Activity 6: Mushroom Buddies Making StudioMake a cute and healing Mushroom Buddy plush doll by yourself, and hold it in your arms, full of happiness. Accompany you to travel in nature and enter the autumn journey. (additional charges apply)Children's fun and speeding funSurrounded by the green trees and shadows, active children can ride on the high truck and enjoy the thrilling and safe ride, where they can discharge their energy as much as they want. Let's Go!*Suitable for children aged 5 to 11 and with a height of 100 cm or above*Participants must wear their own sports pants and sneakersFamily cycling funIn an environment close to nature, you can sit on a family bicycle with your family, talk happily and happily, and experience the precious leisurely parent-child time.*Drivers must be 8 years old or above and 140cm or above in height*Each family car can carry up to 3 people; maximum load capacity of each family car: 200kgCute animal ridesLet the little explorers ride on the Q version of the animal electric car, which is like traveling through the forest, and have a happy swim.An additional cash fee of HKD 20 is required;*Only suitable for children to participate;*Children with a height of 110cm or below must be accompanied by a parent/guardiane-Planet dream planetStep into Hong Kong's first nature-themed light and shadow interactive exhibition hall and travel through the four exhibition areas of forest, ocean, four seasons and future city. Through the latest light, video and sound technologies, you can explore and experience the unique beauty of nature and ecology and build your dreams. ’s future planet and embark on an immersive check-in journey."Furry Alpaca D.I.Y.", "Crispy Bee Cookie Workshop" and "Chill Duck Italian Bubble Ball D.I.Y." all require registration and the use of game tokens.Attraction introductionAbout Noah’s Ark in Hong Kong——According to ancient records, the Noah's Ark theme park, built with a volume of 1:1, is located on the quiet and pleasant Ma Wan Island, overlooking the magnificent views of the Tsing Ma Bridge and the Rambler Channel, away from the hustle and bustle of the world. It combines play, study tours and environmental protection, and actively promotes love and harmony and establishes positive values in society through a series of diversified facilities and activities, such as Ark Garden, Ark Expo, Cherish the Earth Museum, and Ark e-Planet Dream Planet; It also brings new travel experiences to global travelers.e-Planet dream planetStepping into the first nature-themed light and shadow interactive exhibition hall in Hong Kong, people can easily and immersively shuttle through the four exhibition areas of forest, ocean, four seasons and future city. Through light, video and sound technology, they can explore and experience the ecological beauty of nature and construct Dream about the future planet. Among them, the "Thousand Colors and Four Seasons" interactive exhibition area allows you to instantly roam through the ultimate beauty such as forest waterfalls in early spring and the Northern Lights in severe winter, and immerse yourself in a dreamy light and shadow journey.Breathing OasisThe forest is the home of all kinds of animals and plants, but excessive cultivation has made it lose its color. Visitors will first step into a dark scene and be strongly aware of the environmental damage caused by humans. As the pace and the images on the giant screen change, visitors will be immersed in a reborn and vibrant "moving forest". Visitors can wave, touch the screen and other actions, and the animals on the giant screen will run, shake their heads, etc. in accordance with the movements, interacting with visitors and promoting the harmonious coexistence between humans and animals.Deep Blue OdysseyThe deep blue ocean always gives people a mysterious and calm impression. This time, the "Blue Mystery" exhibition area will reveal the blue veil of the ocean with visitors. Upon entering the "Blue Mystery" exhibition area, the azure ocean is projected on the walls and underground of the venue. Visitors feel as if they are completely immersed in the tranquil deep sea, feeling healed and relieved. At this time, visitors can put on 3D glasses and watch a 4-minute 3D short film on the giant screen, experience various marine creatures swimming around at close range, and appreciate the wonders and beauty of underwater creatures. The end of the film also contains environmental education information, reminding us to reflect on the impact of various daily human behaviors on the ocean, and to consolidate the public's awareness of conservation.Wondrous SeasonThe rare natural scenery and geographical landscape on the earth are uniformly presented in front of you with light and shadow. The giant screen will project a variety of different natural landscapes such as flowing water, northern lights, late autumn red leaves and fireflies in the night sky. The illusory and real-life images attract visitors to reach out and touch the touch screen to see the flowing water, starlight, red leaves and dancing stars. fireflies, and they will also interact with the visitors' movements, making visitors feel as if they are experiencing the scene themselves. Visitors can enjoy the rare scenery and take pictures with cameras and mobile phones. It will definitely become a new popular check-in spot!Future City Future CityWhat will the future world full of high-tech products and technology be like? Visitors can use their creativity on specific drawing papers to depict everyone's ideal town, injecting color and "you" images into different elements of the future city, such as cars, airplanes, robots and children, which is very healing. After completion, you can scan the work and use the technology to transform it into an animation on the surrounding giant digital screens. Visitors can even tap the work to make the airplanes and cars on the screen travel faster, creating a better dream planet. Finally, you may want to make your creation into an exclusive pillow to take home as a souvenir!Ark Multimedia Expo CenterThe Ark Multimedia Expo is a collection of interactive games and diversified exhibitions. In the Symphony of Life Gallery, you can personally explore various precious and cute animals, and experience the power of the flood in the four-dimensional three-dimensional theater to experience the super-sensory shock. ; The Ark Multimedia Expo Hall collects hundreds of Ark collection models from all over the world, equipped with interesting interactive games, and embarks on a soul-stirring exploration journey!Cherish the Earth MuseumChildren will definitely have fun at the Cherish the Earth Museum. There are fifteen different theme activity rooms in the museum, covering life, science, history, music, art, machinery and other fields, allowing children to contact, explore, operate and experiment, from interaction to Absorb interesting knowledge in the game!*The Cherished Earth Museum will be used for the "Smart Firefly Marksman" event on the event days of the "Firefly Magic Christmas Fun" (i.e., Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from December 11 to January 2) and the visiting service will be suspended.Ark GardenThe 67 pairs of lifelike animal sculptures displayed in the Ark Garden will set sail for your extraordinary journey. Animal sculptures also include rare and endangered species, allowing you to enjoy the intoxicating scenery of Tsing Ma Bridge while learning about their different characteristics and endangered species. Meeting rare animals up close can also enhance everyone’s awareness of animal conservation. consciousness.Sky Adventure CablewayExperience the freedom of traveling at high speed. While flying in the air, you can not only enjoy the spectacular scenery of Ma Wan Strait, but also exercise your courage and explore your potential!An additional cash fee of HKD 50 is requiredOnly suitable for persons aged 7 or above and 110cm or above in heightParticipants must wear sweatpants and sneakers that can securely cover the soles of the feet, toes and heels (skirts are not allowed)Children's fun and speeding funSurrounded by the green trees and shadows, active friends of all ages can ride on the high truck and enjoy the thrilling and safe ride, where they can discharge their energy as much as they want. Let's Go!Additional charges applySuitable for participants aged 3 or above and 100cm or above in heightThere are pedal-operated high truck models suitable for children, middle-aged children and adults.Participants must wear their own sports pants and sneakersFamily cycling funIn an environment close to nature, you can sit on a family bicycle with your family, talk happily and happily, and experience the precious leisurely parent-child time.Additional charges applyDrivers must be 8 years old or above and 140cm or above in heightEach family car can carry up to 3 people; the maximum load capacity of each family car: 200kgFeifan Little Pilot Training CampTransform into a little pilot, step into the simulated cockpit, and have a taste of flying in the sky. You can also learn aviation knowledge. After completing the training, you will be awarded a diploma as an encouragement.An additional cash fee of HK$100 is requiredSuitable for children aged 5 to 11 years old;Themed costumes are available, and the size selection is limited, subject to on-site arrangements.Giant Rocket Slide and Rope Net (Dynamic World)Jump into the "rocket"-themed children's playground, climb and slide down the ultra-high slides and aerial rope nets, test your physical fitness, courage and coordination, and "discharge" to your heart's content!It is suitable for children aged 5 to 12 years old and must be accompanied and cared for by an adult when enjoying the rides.【Noah's Ark Direct Shuttle Bus】Warm reminder: The bus route is currently suspended. The specific resumption time will be notified further!Noah's Ark Direct Bus Service (noahsArk direct shuttle) is a non-franchised bus route for sightseeing services, which runs from the Mong Kok (New Century Plaza) loop to Pok Hin Road in Ma Wan, providing direct public transportation services to and from the city for tourists visiting Noah's Ark. After this line reaches Pak Yan Road, Ma Wan, all passengers must get off the train, so it is a false loop line.The above pictures are only used to express advertising concepts and have no connection with the actual activities at the venue.【How to get there】Noah's Ark Hong Kong is located in Ma Wan. It is directly accessible by a variety of public transportation from all over Hong Kong. There are also many bus lines to and from Hong Kong's major shopping malls, making it convenient and fast!"From cross-border ports, ferry terminals and airports to Hong Kong's Noah's Ark"· High Speed Rail Hong Kong West Kowloon Station: Walk to MTR Kowloon Station, take the Tung Chung Line to Tsing Yi Station, take Exit C from Tsing Yi Bus Terminal and take bus NR330 to Noah’s Ark· Lo Wu/Lok Ma Chau: Take the MTR East Rail Line to Hung Hom Station, then transfer to the MTR West Rail LineTsuen Wan West Station Exit DFrom Nina Plaza Bus Terminal, take bus NR331S to Noah’s Ark· Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port: Take bus B4 to Hong Kong International Airport Car Park No. 1, transfer to bus NR334 and arrive at Noah’s Ark· China Hong Kong City(China Ferry Terminal): Take the Tsuen Wan Line to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station to Kwai Fong Bus Stop, Exit D of Kwai Fong Station, transfer to bus NR332 and arrive at Noah’s Ark· Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Terminal: Walking distanceCentral Pier 2, take the ferry to Park Island and walk to Noah's Ark· Hong Kong International AirportParking Lot 1: Take bus NR334 to arrive at Noah’s Ark"Get to Hong Kong's Noah's Ark from major MTR stations, shopping malls and piers"· Tsing Yi City·MTR Tsing Yi StationExit C at Tsing Yi Bus Terminal—Bus NR330—arrives at Noah’s Ark· Kwai Fong Metropolis Plaza·MTR Kwai Fong StationExit D station—NR332 bus—arrives at Noah’s Ark· MTR Tsuen Wan StationExit B2·Tsuen Wan Bus Terminal—Bus NR331—Arrived at Noah’s Ark· MTR Tsuen Wan West StationExit D·Nina Plaza Bus Terminal—Bus NR3318—Arrived at Noah’s Ark· Central Pier 2— Ferry to Park Island — Walk to Noah’s Ark【New traffic information】Good news! In order to facilitate tourists to travel to and from the two charming scenic spots in Hong Kong, West Kowloon and Ma Wan, starting from February 3, 2024, the new public bus route 230R will be put into service for everyone. The route mainly runs between Kowloon Station, Nam Cheong Station and Hong Kong Station. Asia Ark (Pak Hin Road, Ma Wan).Service hours and shifts:Kowloon Station bound for Ma Wan:Saturdays, Sundays and Hong Kong public holidays09:00 to 15:30Departures every 20 to 30 minutesMa Wan to Kowloon Station:Saturdays, Sundays and Hong Kong public holidays12:00 to 18:20Departures every 20 to 30 minutesFull fare: HK$14.7(Separate charges will be charged separately)*Detailed bus routes, bus stop locations and times are subject to announcement by the bus company.*The Ark express line between Mong Kok and Noah's Ark in Hong Kong will be canceled during the same periodShow Less
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based on 2446 reviews"Greatest view from the mountain on Hong Kong island. All the skyscrapers like in your hands. Sea view is also exceptional. great experience!"Hong Kong.West Kowloon15.4km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Sky100 will feature five unique photo spots that showcasing elements of Hong Kong culture and popular delicacies. Also partnering with century-old local food brands, offering free tasting events on designated dates and teatime sessions.Free tastings will be available from 3-5pm on the weekends from July 27th to August 24th on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.Five Hottest Photo Spots capturing memorial shotsFive new unique photo spots that showcasing Hong Kong iconic street scenes:Clock Tower Timescape Corner, Sky Cha Chaan Teng , Sky Fruit Market, Sumer Ice Crean Truck, and Sky Swing Chair.Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views while taking creative photos at sky100 must-see photo spot.• 360-degree view of Hong Kong• Experience the super-fast double-decker elevator in the building, which takes you directly to the 100th floor in about 60 seconds• A giant interactive story wall more than 20 meters long, showing Hong Kong’s cultural characteristics through text and video multimedia facilities△ The sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck is located on the 100th floor of the International Commerce Center. The observation deck is more than 390 meters above sea level and can overlook the different landscapes of Hong Kong in all directions.△ The observation deck is equipped with a number of multimedia facilities to showcase Hong Kong’s cultural characteristics. The sky100 mobile app cooperates with the "Skyline Dynamic Virtual Experience Zone" to allow visitors to explore different aspects of Hong Kong from multiple angles through VR and AR technology.Show Less - 5.64.7/5337 ReviewFreebased on 3715 reviews"The Hong Kong History Museum is a very exquisite Hong Kong Museum, with rich exhibits, vivid displays, and a brief display of the development process and important history of Hong Kong from ancient times to the Guandai. It is worth seeing again."Hong Kong.Tsim Sha Tsui15.7km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: The museum takes the local natural history and human history as the main line, and has a variety of exhibits, mainly showing the local development process. Introduction to the exhibition hall The museum has 1 underground floor, 2 above ground floors and a mezzanine. The permanent exhibition halls are mainly concentrated on the second floor and the first basement floor. The first floor has special exhibition halls and souvenir shops. The main basement floor displays the local natural environment, the development process from prehistory to the Qing Dynasty, and rich folk exhibits. The second floor displays the history of changes from a small fishing village to a metropolis. There are many small screening rooms in the museum, and video materials related to each exhibition area are played on a rolling basis. Exhibits Overview The collections in the museum are divided into four categories: archaeology, local history, folklore history and natural history. Among the archaeological collections, there are the famous Father Mai Zhaohan Collection and the Father Fendley Collection. The local history collections are dominated by historical pictures, and the earlier pictures were taken in the 1860s; in the folk history collections, there are traditional Chinese ones. Models of fishing boats, fishing equipment, traditional farm implements and daily utensils; natural history collections are mainly rocks and minerals from around the world, as well as common butterfly and mollusk shells.Show Less
- 8.54.7/52405 ReviewFrom13based on 32 reviews"The experience is super good, many collections have not been displayed, and the exhibition concept is different from the mainland, respect people, understand people, and people-oriented. The service of the venue is also in place. The details are full, there are small stools and so on."Hong Kong15.7km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Over 900 artifacts borrowed from Beijing | Occasional traditional culture workshopShow Less
- 6.04.7/5454 Reviewbased on 951 reviews"Hong Kong Science Museum offers a fascinating opportunity for you to discover the mystery of science with 500 exhibits"Hong Kong.Tsim Sha Tsui15.8km from Tai Po DistrictHighlights: Since its opening in April 1991, the Hong Kong Science Museum has proven itself an ideal and unique place for learning science. By presenting quality exhibitions and fun science programs in an enjoyable environment, the museum serves to popularize science to the public and support science education in schools. In contrast to traditional museums, visitors to the Hong Kong Science Museum are encouraged to explore exhibits in their own way and thus experience the fun of discovery learning. Occupying a permanent exhibition area of 6,500 square meters, the museum houses over 500 exhibits. Nearly 70 percent of these are interactive and suitable for visitors of all ages.Show Less
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