There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard (two entrances)
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels)
4. From Austin Road on the northern periphery
5. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal, with service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This route also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, but is not easy to follow and one should ask for directions to Kowloon Park.
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There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard (two entrances)
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels)
4. From Austin Road on the northern periphery
5. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal, with service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This route also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route but is not easy to find follow and one should ask for directions to Kowloon Park.
There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
Boulevard (two entrances)
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels)
4. From Austin Road on the northern periphery
5. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal, with service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask for directions to Kowloon Park.
There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels).
hotels)
4. From Austin Road on the northern periphery
5. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal, with service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask for directions to Kowloon Park.
There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels).
4. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal, with service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask fro deirctisn for directions to Kowloon Park.
There are several entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels).
4. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal Terminal, with sevice service to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask fro deirctisn to Kowloon Park.
There are several enrtay entry points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road bext next to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels).
4. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal with sevice to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask fro deirctisn to Kowloon Park.
There are several enrtay points:
1. From Nathan Road next to MTR (underground/subway) Exit A1
2. From Nathan Road bext to Park Lane Shoppers' Boulevard
3. From Haiphong Road (convenient for the YMCA, Peninsula and other hotels).
4. Via a pedestrian overpass from Hong Kong China City (China Ferry Terminal with sevice to Macau, Zhuhai etc). This also allows access from the Ocean Terminal and Gateway shopping centres, though the route is not easy to find and one should ask fro deirctisn to Kowloon Park.