West Kowloon Cultural District

This season, the West Kowloon Cultural District features a super photogenic installation art piece - Embrace the Bubble Moment. It is designed by the Australian art team Atelier Sisu and has been exhibited in various places, such as Singapore and Sydney. The large bubbles are made of reflective plastic materials, which refract different colors depending on the sunlight! Therefore, you will feel different at different times of the day, and I highly recommend visiting at night! Paired with the night view of Victoria Harbour, it's really super beautiful! The exhibition lasts until April 7th.

The West Kowloon Cultural District (English: West Kowloon Cultural District) is located on the edge of Victoria Harbour in Kowloon, Hong Kong, China. It is one of the largest cultural projects in the world, with a vision to create a colorful new cultural zone on 40 hectares of reclaimed land. The cultural district has various theaters, performance spaces and museums for producing and hosting world-class exhibitions, performances and cultural and artistic activities; and will provide 23 hectares of public space, including a two-kilometer-long waterfront promenade. The core construction of the cultural district includes the Xiqu Centre, Art Park, Free Space. Hong Kong Palace Museum and other cultural and artistic facilities. The eastern part of the West Kowloon Cultural District is adjacent to the West Kowloon High-speed Railway Station in Hong Kong, and a viaduct is built between the cultural district and the high-speed railway station for seamless connection, and visitors can walk between the two places.

The M+ Museum is approaching its one-year anniversary, so take the opportunity to visit before November 11, 2022! (After this date, admission to the M+ Museum requires purchasing a ticket.) 📸Photo tips: 💡Keep quiet 🤫 If no one is around, snap away! 💡📷Sony, Sonya7c, Sel2470f2.8 ❣️Fai.lok's helpful tips: 💡Remember to book your M+ Museum tickets online before your visit. 💡There are Instagrammable spots on the M+ Museum rooftop. Check out our next post for details. 📍M+ Museum 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon 💰From November 12, 2022: 🔸Standard admission: HKD120 🔸Special exhibition admission (Yayoi Kusama: 1945-Present): HKD240 🚇Transportation: 🔸From Kowloon Station, take Exit C1, turn right at the counter, go to the elevator in the atrium, go near SKY100, follow the signs to the mall, cross the footbridge, take the elevator down to M+. 🔸From Kowloon Station, take Exit E4 and walk to the museum for about 15 minutes. 🔔Follow us and turn on post notifications for the latest Instagrammable spots! 📮Feel free to DM us for collaborations or inquiries, and we'll be happy to help. 🔖If you like our posts, remember to like, comment, and share. #failokmode #hk #hongkong #discoverhongkong #hkgirl #travelblogger #hkfoodie #hkfoodblogger #hkfoodblog #hkfoodstagram #hkfoodieblogger #hkfoodblog #hkfoodie #cafe #m+ #westkowloon #westkowloonculturaldistrict #mplusmuseum #mplus #museum #hongkongtrip #hongkongguide #hongkongtravel #hongkongplacestovisit #hongkonginsta #discoverhongkong #hongkongig #instahk #hongkonggram #hkinsta #hongkongstyle #hongkongphoto #discoverhk #discoverhongkong

West Kowloon Family FUN Arts Festival: Atelier Sisu's 'Embrace the Bubbles Moment'. The Australian art team Atelier Sisu captures the beautiful moment of soap bubbles and turns it into a large-scale art installation 'Embrace the Bubbles Moment'. This award-winning popular work has been exhibited in over forty regions including Sydney and Singapore, and this time it is displayed on the waterfront lawn during the West Kowloon Family FUN Arts Festival, adding a dreamy atmosphere to the March arts festival. 📆 March 22, 2024, to April 7, 2024 Opening Hours Monday to Friday: 2 PM to 10 PM Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays: 11 AM to 10 PM West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park Waterfront Lawn East

Every evening, the M+ building transforms into a flowing urban canvas, illuminating the Victoria Harbour skyline. Following the display of artist Pipilotti Rist's colorful giant hand video 'Ever Is Over All', a new video work 'Ink Pulse' has ascended onto the M+ facade. 'Ink Pulse' is a collaborative creation by renowned Taiwanese calligrapher Dong Yangzi and local new media artist Zhang Hanqian, who combine traditional ink with technology to generate art that showcases the rhythm between the lines and ink of Eastern calligraphy. Dong Yangzi is a pivotal figure in Taiwan's art scene, with a style that straddles the line between abstract painting and calligraphy. Her dynamic works and unique lines can be seen in the inscriptions at Taipei Station and the Kingstone Bookstore. From 2003 to 2010, she produced 100 pieces of calligraphy in running and cursive script, forming the 'Silent Etude' series. Zhang Hanqian based his work on this series, mapping out the energy flow of ink through algorithms, based on Dong's strokes and the use of negative space, proposing multiple ways to appreciate calligraphy and to experience its spiritual world. 【Info】 Dong Yangzi, Zhang Hanqian 'Ink Pulse' Date: From now until September 24 Time: 7-9pm Location: West Kowloon Cultural District M+ Facade Tickets: Free

During a break from a conference in Hong Kong, I roamed around the city and found a place where you can leisurely spend an afternoon. · 📍West Kowloon Cultural District Not only does this area have the M+ Museum and the Hong Kong Palace Museum, but it also offers a broad view of the entire Hong Kong Island skyline. The key is that it's not crowded, so you don't have to squeeze through people like on the Avenue of Stars. There's also a large grassy area by the sea where you can comfortably picnic in the sun. . 📍Central Market The Central Market was an unexpected find during this city exploration. It used to be a historic vegetable market, but now it has been transformed and reintroduced to the public in a brand new way. There are many cute shops, and the stairs inside are really photogenic. -

🔹🔹🔹Follow Yuyu's food journey in Hong Kong ❤️❤️ P1: The overpass at the intersection of Des Voeux Road West and Western Street near Sai Ying Pun (🚆Near Sai Ying Pun B3 exit) P2: Wan Chai Church Kindergarten Long Ladder❤️ P3: Western Street, Li Xian Meeting Hall Slope (🚆Sai Ying Pun B2 exit) P4: Eastern Street in Sai Ying Pun (🚆Sai Ying Pun B2 exit) P5: Sai Ying Pun Main Street (🚆Sai Ying Pun B2 exit) P6: Kennedy Town (🚆Kennedy Town B exit basketball court) P7-P10: Monster Building Tai Koo Station B exit) 💠 P11: Central Market (🚆Exit near Ifc direction) P12: Central Graffiti Wall (🚆Central C exit, located at Fineprint) P13: Sham Shui Po Nam Cheong Pawnshop (🚆Sham Shui Po A2 exit) P14: Yuen Long Light Rail (🚆Yuen Long B exit, forward on the overpass) P15-P16: West Kowloon Cultural District Waterfront (🔹Outside M+ Museum) P17-P18: M+ Museum second floor corridor/spiral staircase

1. West Kowloon Cultural District I feel like I'm becoming a wild spokesperson for the West Kowloon Cultural District. "Basically, if any friends are coming to Hong Kong, I always recommend coming here. If you like to chill, you can come for a picnic and sunbathe. If you like art and culture, you can go to M+ or the Palace Museum. If you like romantic and artistic things, you can come and watch the sunset feast at Orange Beach. This is still my favorite oasis in this city, full of vitality and slow enjoyment." West Kowloon Cultural District 2. Discovery Bay In a seaside town on a Hong Kong outlying island with a strong European flavor, one can only reach this low-density wealthy area by boat or dedicated bus. There are also European-style clock towers, white glass churches, beaches, mountains and grasslands, making it a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle and reach this secluded utopia on a weekend. Discovery Bay 3. Mawan The scenery of Mawan may not be as stunning as other islands, but my first impression of Mawan was too good. Walking on the lush avenue, crossing the fairy tale park through the tropical rainforest, and lazy people under the sun, I also feel the way of life here. Ma Wan Park 4. Nanlang Mountain If you ask me to recommend a hiking route with a difficulty rating of 1 star and a scenery rating of 5 stars, Nangang Mountain would be my first choice. At the beginning of the trail, you can already see the invincible sea and the Ocean Park. When you reach the summit and arrive at a helipad, you can have a 270-degree panoramic view of the sea and various outlying islands, with an extremely broad field of vision. Nanlang Mountain 5. Putai Island and Chek Chue Peng Chau Island is a southern outlying island of Hong Kong, where you can enjoy the boundless Pacific Ocean and take photos that make you feel like you're at the end of the world. To get to Peng Chau Island, you can take a ferry from Stanley Pier, so it is recommended to visit both places together. Putai Island Dawan Beach 6·Pingzhou A relatively unknown and quiet island with colorful houses, a trendy spot for taking photos and coffee shops. You can slowly walk along the seaside. Pingzhou 7. Cheung Chau If you can find a sunny day on a regular day, I believe you will fall in love with Chang. Enjoy a cold beer on the beach in summer. Sit for two hours with sunglasses on, watching the sea and listening to the waves crashing on the shore. The salty sea breeze blows on your face. This is where you should spend your summer days. Changzhou Island 8. Airport maintenance area Since high school, I have loved coming to this place to watch the sunset. Only here can you see the picture of airplanes taking off and the sunset in the same frame up close. It is far from the city center and can only be reached by bus, so there are relatively fewer people here. 9. Tai Ping Mountain Peak Before, my impression of the mountaintop was limited to the cable car and the Peak Tower. But if you enjoy hiking, you can take a stroll on the Peak Circle Walk or the Hong Kong Trail on the mountaintop. Watching the sunset from the West High Hill is also a great experience. Tai Ping Shan Summit Hong Kong, China

I visited in the West Kowloon Cultural District (park) during my last trip to Hong Kong, where I caught the sunset at this magnificent spot. Watching the sun dip below Hong Kong's skyline, the sky was painted with beautiful hues of orange and pink. The view of Hong Kong Island across the harbor was breathtaking as the skyscrapers glimmered against the fading light. I found this park to be a serene escape, with lush greenery and modern sculptures creating a tranquil atmosphere. This newly opened parked gives off vibes that reminded me of the Gardens By the Bay in Singapore. The open space was really a strong contrast to the tight and small spaces that Hong Kong is notorious for. This is my favourite park in Hong Kong! - I want to win tickets to visit Hong Kong again as I love exploring the bustling markets of Mong Kok, hiking scenic trails in Hong Kong's country parks (like Dragon's Back), and indulging in mouthwatering dim sum! #winhkflight

I'm going to see my favorites Hebe Tien and 831! Hahahahahahahahaha There will also be artists like David Tao, Lala Hsu, Yoga Lin, William Wei, Eve Ai, Nick Chou, and others. Counting down just over a month Worried that I won't have the stamina to jump for two days 😓 ⭐ Festival Tips 👉 If you're traveling from mainland China to Hong Kong for the festival, make sure to prepare your ID card, Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents, and a Hong Kong visa endorsement in advance (it can be processed in Shenzhen and takes 10-20 days to receive the permit). 👉 Prepare some Hong Kong dollars and set up an overseas data plan. 👉 Pre-register for the health code and save a screenshot on your phone. 👉 Bring a fully charged power bank and an adapter. 👉 Festival fashion can be spicy, sweet and cool, or retro! Choose dark-colored sneakers, canvas shoes, casual pants, sunglasses, etc.! Bright and highly saturated colors are more photogenic. 👉 For makeup, focus on bling-bling glitter and decorative eyelashes, draw your eyeliner, and choose a lipstick with high saturation! Remember to set your makeup well. 👉 There are now special cross-border buses from Shenzhen to Hong Kong, with only 25 people needed for a trip, and there are services during the day and late at night. After the festival, you can return via the Huanggang Port, which is open 24 hours, so there's no worry about not being able to return to Shenzhen late at night. By the way, the Christmas Winter Pilgrimage fireworks show 🎆 in Hong Kong's West Kowloon has started!! I'm being bombarded with this Christmas event every day while in mainland China!! What's more romantic in Hong Kong during Christmas than a giant Christmas tree 🎄 that's 20 meters tall (equivalent to a 6-story building) and a total of 8 exclusive Christmas fireworks shows💕 📍 West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park Waterfront Promenade It's recommended to watch from the viewing platform above the FAM restaurant 📷. Around 18:00, they might start restricting access 🚫. Bring some snacks and come early to snag a good spot～

This Christmas has a special gift🎁 Beautiful Christmas fireworks in West Kowloon, Hong Kong🎆 Watch the brilliant fireworks bloom by the sea in Victoria Harbour Welcome to the romantic Christmas of 2023 in Hong Kong🎄 📍Location: West Kowloon Cultural District Waterfront Promenade 🎆Fireworks Date: 12.23 12.24 12.25 12.26 ⏰Bloom Time: 8:00-8:10pm ⚠️There are a lot of people! Be sure to go early to occupy the best position for shooting

West Kowloon Cultural District is a celebration of creativity and cultural diversity. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking a day of exploration, this district promises an immersive experience at the intersection of tradition and modernity. Nestled along the iconic Victoria Harbour, West Kowloon Cultural District stands as a testament to Hong Kong's vibrant arts and cultural scene. How to Get There: Easily accessible, West Kowloon Cultural District is well-connected by MTR, with the Kowloon Station just a stone's throw away. Alternatively, enjoy a scenic stroll from Tsim Sha Tsui or take a ferry for a picturesque harbor journey. Cultural Landmarks: M+ Pavilion: Immerse yourself in contemporary art at the M+ Pavilion. This architectural gem hosts rotating exhibitions, showcasing cutting-edge works from local and international artists. 🎨🏛️ Xiqu Centre: Experience the rich heritage of Chinese opera at the Xiqu Centre. Marvel at its unique design inspired by traditional Chinese lanterns and delve into the world of Cantonese opera through captivating performances. 🎭🎶 Freestyle Sports Park: For fitness enthusiasts, the Freestyle Sports Park offers a dynamic space for outdoor activities, from skateboarding and BMX biking to parkour. Join in the energy and be part of the active scene. 🛹⛹️ The Art Park: Take a leisurely stroll through the scenic Art Park, surrounded by lush greenery and contemporary sculptures. The park often hosts cultural events, providing a perfect setting for outdoor performances and exhibitions. 🌳🎉 West Kowloon Bamboo Theatre: Embrace traditional Cantonese opera at the West Kowloon Bamboo Theatre, an annual event that brings the community together for captivating performances against the backdrop of bamboo-inspired architecture. 🎭🎍 Dining and Shopping: Indulge in a culinary adventure at the district's diverse range of restaurants and cafes. From fine dining experiences to casual eats, there's something to satisfy every palate. Don't forget to explore the cultural-themed shops for unique souvenirs and local craftsmanship. 🍽️🛍️