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Title: "Ocean Park"
About: Travel and Tourism China




No visit to Hong Kong is ever complete without spending a fun-filled day at Ocean Park. One of Southeast Asia’a largest oceanariums and one of the most popular theme parks in the region, Ocean Park tops the itinerary of every visitor in Hong Kong particularly those who are traveling with their children.

Fairground type rides, dolphin shows, scenic cable cars, sea lions, magnificent shopping, great dining and so much more are just a few reasons why Ocean Park remains among the top attractions of Hong Kong.

Ocean Park is divided into two main sections: the Lowland and the Headland which are connected by a 1.5 kilometer cable car system which affords visitors splendid panoramic views of the southern side of Hong Kong’s and the South China Sea.

Don’t Miss:

1. The Lowland Gardens


Home to the park's most adored attractions - the giant pandas An An and Jia Jia. The animals live happily in a 2,000-square-meter enclosure designed to closely resemble the natural habitat of giant pandas in the wild. The project provides an excellent opportunity for the public to learn more about this endangered species, the survival problems they face and how they can be saved from extinction.

2. Marine Land

Here, visitors journey under water at the Atoll Reef to discover more than 250 kinds and 2,000 fish, including an 80-year-old, 1.8-meter-long giant grouper can be seen. The Atoll Reef also boasts the largest number of Giant Napoleon fish to be found in any aquarium in the world. The Shark Aquarium also attracts visitors eager to view these magnificent, if not intimidating predators.

3. Headland Rides

The young and the young at heart can't wait to jump on Ocean Park's Headland Rides. The Dragon is Hong Kong's largest rollercoaster that flips riders at super high speeds through loops, twists and turns for the ride of a lifetime. The Abyss is another thrill ride that never fails to elicit screams and giddy thrills as passengers are slowly taken up before being dropped into a “free fall” that makes the 3 seconds of descent inspire visions of lifetimes passing before your eyes. The Flying Swing lifts the daring as high as seven meters in a gyrating wave-like motion. Adventure Land is another place for high-octane thrills. You can ride down the Raging River in a boat, navigating through swirling and narrow ravines.


Getting there: Join the Ocean Park Citybus Tour at Admiralty MTR Station or from the Star Ferry Pier in Central (HK$209 for adult; HK$105 for children). This tour package includes admission to the park and round trip transportation. Alternatively, one can opt for public transportation. Alight at bus stops after the Aberdeen Tunnel.










 


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