Health Education Exhibition and Resources Centre

The health education exhibition and information center is mainly for children to conduct health promotion. The colors of the entire exhibition room are colorful, and the content is also convenient for children to read. The entire exhibition hall covers an area of more than 1,100 square meters, and there is an outdoor hygiene education garden of 400 square meters, thousands of publications and books, and a lecture hall that can accommodate 60 people.

Exit A1 of MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station is the Health Education Exhibition and Information Center. You can see it without entering the Kowloon Park. It is a red brick building with a history of more than 100 years. Admission is free. There are a lot of introductions about healthy food and public health, and many of them are interactive games for families, all of which are basic knowledge of life. There is also a publicity vehicle in the exhibition area. This is a mobile education vehicle in the exhibition center. It will go to various places in Hong Kong for public health promotion.

This exhibition center is next to the Kowloon Mosque, at the entrance of the Kowloon Park Garden. Two-story building, the ground floor is the introduction of the Food and Environmental Hygiene Department. In addition, it introduces some perishable foods, genetically modified foods, food safety plans, and food additives. The introduction forms are all made in cartoons, and more are to do some basic introductions to the children. It should be that the school will organize the children to visit.

It is at the entrance of Kowloon Park next to the mosque and admission is free. It mainly displays various common sense of hygiene and analysis of common sense of various concerns. It is very educational and suitable for bringing children to visit.

A free exhibition, popular science, and information center in Kowloon Park, which contains detailed information on healthy and hygienic diets. It also allows us to intuitively see how health comes from through simulation scenarios, as well as some physical fitness measurements. Activity participation.