NINA PARK
THE LARGEST COLLECTION OF
WOOD FOSSILS AMONG URBAN PARKS IN ASIA
NINA PARK OPENING HOURS
Outdoor Park Area: 10:00 - 22:00 (Daily)
Experience Centre: 10:00 - 18:00 (Tuesday - Sunday)
*Opening hours are subject to change
"EXTINCTION．RESILIENCE" EXHIBITION
A SNEAK PEEK OF NINA PARK'S MUSEUM-GRADE FOSSILISED DRYOBALANOXYLON AT HONG KONG SCIENCE MUSEUM
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Events
Experience the best of entertainment and cultural exchange at Nina Park through our diverse events and collaborative exhibitions.
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Guided Tours
Unleash your curiosity and journey through time with our guided tours at Nina Park, where you can interactively explore wood fossils from the captivating Pliocene Epoch.
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The Story of wood fossils
Most of the wood fossils at Nina Park were formed in
Indonesia and dated back to the Pliocene Epoch 2.6 to 5.3 million years ago
The appearance of
wood fossils varies greatly
Rapid burial by volcanic ash isolated the trees from
oxygen and caused a series of chemical reactions
VISIT NINA PARK
to touch and learn more about our wood fossil collection
About Wood Fossils
Our Wood Fossil 6 Life Milestones
Nina Rock
Shape like a heart for millions of years, this wood fossil serves as an eternal symbol of love, mirroring the enduring nature of the love in your own heart. It is also representing our park, resonating with our Chinese name.
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Victory Rock
Visitors can mark their achievements with a remarkable wood fossil shaped like the symbol of victory, be it a momentous accomplishment or a small personal triumph.
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Anniversary Rock
The highlight of every anniversary is always the arrival of a celebratory cake. Imagine three tree trunk fossils stacked together, resembling an exquisite three-tiered cake. This rock formation serves as an ideal prop for capturing memorable photographs.
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Graduation Rock
A wood fossil resembling a scroll symbolises the momentous occasion of graduation and the transition into adulthood, marking the first steps we take into the wider world.
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Promise Rock
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Union Rock
Shaped like an open hand that invites people to gather, the Union Fossil serves as a unifying force.
(Union rock is currently displaying at the Palaeontology Gallery in the Hong Kong Science Museum.)
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PARK FEATURES
Experience Beyond Imagination at Nina Park
We invite you to come and explore this interactive journey!
Getting Here
TSUEN WAN TOWN HALL
YEUNG UK ROAD MARKET
NINA MALL 2
TSUEN WAN WEST
RAILWAY STATION BUS
TERMINUS
MTR TSUEN WAN WEST
STATION
NINA TOWER BUS
TERMINUS
NINA HOTEL
NINA MALL 1
TSUEN WAN PARK
TSUEN WAN
FERRY PIER
TSUEN WAN
SPORTS CENTRE
Address
8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan
MTR
Tsuen Wan West Station: Exit C3 (6-minute walk)
Tsuen Wan Station: Exit B1 (14-minute walk)
BUS
Nina Tower Bus Terminus (1-minute walk)
278X, 33A, 48P, 51, 53, 73X, A31
Tsuen Wan West Station Public Transport Interchange (8-minute walk)
234A/234B, 273C, 273P, 290/290A, 31, 34, 36, 39A, 43, 43B, 43X
Yeung Uk Road Market (1-minute walk)
41M, 41P, 42M, 49X, 930A
Taxi/Coaches (1-minute walk)
Outside the lobby of Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West, there is a designated area for pick-up and drop-off. Upon arrival, you can instruct your driver to proceed to Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West and then walk to Nina Park.
Hourly Parking
Nina Mall 1 and Nina Mall 2 offer a limited number of EV charging stations and approximately 400 parking spaces, making it convenient for visitors who drive.
