9 Days to Hong Kong & Macau
25/10/2011 - 2/11/2011
Noah's Ark, Hong Kong
1 Nov 2011
Entrance to Noah's Ark
Welcome on board to Noah's Ark
Side view of the Ark.
Hei, what's the elephant doing behind my back!
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Tsing Ma Bridge
Sitting under the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
The majestic giraffes
Animals coming out from the Ark after the flood
Tree of knowledge of good and evil behind us
Miniatures Arks from all over the world on display in the Ark Expo
Different size of eggs on display
Ark of the covenant
Table of showbread and the lamp stamd
Golden Mean Plaza
Highest point of Ma Wan Park
Sweet Garden view
Noah's Ark, Hong Kong
1 Nov 2011
Day 8 (1st Nov 2011) Noah's Ark, Hong Kong
About Noah's Ark
The world's only full-sized replica of Noah's Ark at Ma Wan Park is a must-see attraction in Hong Kong for international and local tourists. The distinctive Ark on the Ma Wan waterfront overlooks the Rambler Channel and Tsing Ma Bridge. The attraction also has wholesome activities and shows the unique culture and history of Ma Wan making it a wonderful destination for tourists and families.
Noah's Ark combines entertainment and education in diverse, healthy activities that promote the love of life, family, the Earth and positive values. It offers a wonderful opportunity for parents and children to bond in a comfortable, natural environment. Noah's Resort on the top floor has double / twin rooms and dorms for groups of four to eight. The Ark promises tranquility amid Hong Kong's bustling city life.
For more details refer to its web site:
https://www.noahsark.com.hk/eng/index.jsp
To get to Noah's Ark we walked from Ah Shan Hostel to Grand Century Place in Mongkok to board the direct shuttle to Noah's Ark Entrance Plaza. The bus fare cost HKD22 per person.
Front view of Noah's Ark. The Ark is built according to the dimensions of the biblical Ark mentioned in the Old Testament.
Ark Garden. Visitors can view 67 pairs of life-size animal sculptures up close at the Ark Garden.
Tsing Ma Bridge Hong Kong, linking the Tsing Yi and Ma Wun Island, over the Ma Wun Channel, is the longest span suspension bridge that carrying both road and rail traffic in the world. It is the important bridge that connects Hong Kong Island, international airport and urban districts of Hong Kong.
The story of the great flood is recorded in the history of many ethnic groups in the world
The Last Supper
Opposite the Noah's Ark is the Ma Wan Park. We took a stroll around the park while waiting for the shuttle bus to Grand Century Place
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