Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens

Albany Road, Hong Kong , China - Phone: 852 2530 0154
  • Traveler Rating 4.00
    57 reviews 31 travel blogs 10 photos

    Attraction Type:

    Garden, Zoo

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    29of 190 attractions in Hong Kong

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens

  • 1

    The elevated life in Hong Kong.

    14 photos

    Our visit to Hong Kong wasn't full of highlights like Koh Samui, Singapore or Siem Reap but it was a fitting end to our fantastic holiday through South East Asia. We where winding down and taking in the sights and scenery at a slow and steady pace.

    Our first two nights where at the dubious but well located Kimberley Hotel. It gave us great …

  • 2

    Hanging loose in Honkers

    3 photos

    As usual we have packed in a lot of walking into our city trip. Hong Kong is a bit of a "nancy" city by comparison with mainland China. Everyone waits at the traffic lights till they turn green, no spit-dodgem, English pretty much everywhere - hardly a challenge at all! And staying in a five star hotel to boot - let me tell you I am not …

  • 3

    Wow, Hong Kong is amazing!

    1 photo

    So we arrive in Hong Kong and headed on the free shuttle bus from the airport to the Chungking Mansions in Kowloon– they are a HUGE maze of apartments with the ground floor being like some back streey dodgy market type thing. Anyway got a room faily quick and it was small but clean and best of all it had air con – after all that time in …

  • 4

    Hong Kong BABY!

    193 photos

    Rśtuferšin gekk įfallalaust fyrir sig og var bara nokkuš žęgileg svona mišaš viš žaš sem viš höfš um įšur kynnst. A milli žess sem var sofiš, lesiš og hįmaš ķ sig kķnverskar mini mandarķnur (sem var eini maturinn okkar alla leišina ķ 10klst!) spjöllušum viš viš Rolf, nżja vin okkar og deildum feršasögum okkar į milli. Rolf hafši fundiš markašinn …

  • 5

    Julie meets old friends and enjoys another park

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    It was a very grey day today and looked very much like it would rain but, happily for us, the rain stayed away for the time being.

    We took a taxi into Central and made our way to the IFC builiding. It took us some time to find where we were going, but we eventually found our way to McDonald's where we were meeting our good friend Jocelyn …

Related BlogsHong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens

  • 1

    Exploring Hong Kong

    9 photos

    ... to stretch my legs if not stomach after a meal fit for a lion. I leave the CBD and head to the zoological and botanical gardens where I catch up on some blog writing while hanging out with lemurs, apes and various other monkeys they have.  I ...

  • 2

    Getting our Bearings

    17 photos

    ... so large it was VERY easy to figure out. Once we got to what is called central station we decided to walk to the Hong Kong zoological and botanical gardens as it was free and we figured that would be a good start. There they had monkeys, turtles, tons of ...

  • 3

    An Oasis of Calm amidst the Chaos of Central

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    ... up to the top takes about 15 minutes and finally we're there. Turn left and follow the signs for the Zoological and Botanical Gardens (HKZBG). Approaching it from that direction the first thing you'll see is a huge Orang-utan!! Very ...

  • 4

    Hong Kong: city and beach

    ... world.This took us away from the skyscrapers, and up the hills of the island, into amore quiet area. There we found the zoological and botanical gardens where we sat and watched the monkeysfor a while. Later on we got the peak tram, you guessed it, a ...

  • 5

    Hong Kong Fluey

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    ... After drinking coffees in a fabulous restaurant with amazing views, we took the tram back down and had a walk around the Zoological and Botanical Gardens.  We said our "goodbyes" to George before heading off to take the ferry to Discovery Bay to ...

  • 6

    Hong Kong: First Taste of the Pearl

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    ... down the hill through SoHo and another big expat neighborhood before winding back up the hill at the city's Zoological and Botanical Gardens.  I spent quite a long time in here as they were wonderful gardens set right in the middle ...

  • 7

    Update

    ... stairs all the way down unfortunately, but there were some interesting sights to see on the way down, like the zoological and botanical gardens, which had a lovely jaguar and a talkative parrot that was getting beaten up by another bird. We also got a ...

  • 8

    Hong Kong and it's Hills

    ... . So we headed up another zillion hills (I have thighs of steel after these few days) and went to the Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens. More gardens. But once again these were really pretty and they had a mammal section which had some pretty ...

  • 9

    Hong Kong

    5 photos

    ... It is a 20 minute ride through a section of Hong Kong Island (mainly through Soho). We alighted at the zoological and botanical gardens and saw different species of lemurs, gibbons, orangutans, racoons and tortoises. The fountains in the gardens ...

  • 10

    Happy New Year!... again

    4 photos

    ... (it was free to use). Once at the top of the system Charles and I followed the signs to the historic Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, a little down the hill from the top, accessable by a winding footpath and steps. The gardens are free to ...