Nina Park
Hong Kong’s First and Only Wood Fossil Park
Opened in late 2023, Nina Park is Hong Kong's first and only wood fossil park. Set within a 70,000-square-foot urban oasis in Tsuen Wan, it brings together millions of years of natural history and modern city life, offering visitors the opportunity to explore rare wood and biological fossils and uncover remarkable stories of life from Earth's distant past.
More than a park, Nina Park reimagines urban space as a place for community and connection. Built on the rooftop of the public transport interchange at Nina Mall 1, it has transformed an urban space into a vibrant, freely accessible sanctuary where nature, culture and people come together.
More than a park, Nina Park reimagines urban space as a place for community and connection. Built on the rooftop of the public transport interchange at Nina Mall 1, it has transformed an urban space into a vibrant, freely accessible sanctuary where nature, culture and people come together.
Through guided tours, immersive experiences, edutainment programmes and community initiatives, Nina Park welcomes visitors of all ages to discover the stories of ancient forests, connect with nature and one another, and experience Hong Kong's most unique wood fossil destination.
A Journey Through Time, Nature and Community
Step into Nina Park and experience a journey that connects millions of years of natural history with the present-day urban landscape. Join our thematic guided tours, “From Forest to Fossil” and “Breathe with Trees”, to uncover the fascinating story of fossils and explore the living world of plants from new perspectives.
Throughout the year, Nina Park presents a curated programme of cultural, community and edutainment activities , designed to inspire exploration, foster connections, and engage visitors of all ages. Discover a vibrant destination where nature, culture and community come together, and where every visit offers something new.
Throughout the year, Nina Park presents a curated programme of cultural, community and edutainment activities , designed to inspire exploration, foster connections, and engage visitors of all ages. Discover a vibrant destination where nature, culture and community come together, and where every visit offers something new.
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Learning Through DiscoveryAt Nina Park, learning begins with discovery. Through the Fossil Discovery Programme, kindergarten and primary students are introduced to STEAM learning through guided tours, interactive activities and hands-on exploration. Along the way, they develop curiosity, critical thinking and teamwork while gaining a deeper appreciation of nature and sustainable living.The learning journey continues beyond the park through Fossil Outreach Exhibit that bring the wonders of fossils and natural history directly into schools. For secondary students, the Youth Ambassador Programme nurtures leadership, communication and a spirit of exploration through meaningful engagement with nature, science and sustainability.
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Placemaking for Community and ConnectionNina Park’s Community Placemaking Programme brings together youth groups, NGOs, cultural institutions and wellbeing advocates to co-create impactful community initiatives.Covering themes such as wellbeing, sustainable living and cultural exchange, the programme transforms the park into a dynamic platform for engagement — fostering connection, participation and a more resilient community in line with Chinachem Group’s sustainability vision.
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Where Ancient Forests Come to LifeNina Park Wood Fossil Experience Centre immerses visitors in the story of Earth’s natural history through 16 curated zones set across two levels.Following the footsteps of time, visitors travel from the Jurassic Period to the Pliocene Epoch, uncovering the story of fossil formation and the ever-changing relationship between life and the environment over millions of years. Along the way, the stories of plant evolution, ancient forests and prehistoric ecosystems come vividly to life, revealing glimpses of Earth's distant past through fossil records. Inspiring curiosity and a spirit of exploration, the experience invites visitors to embark on a journey through time and discover the wonders of natural history in the heart of the city.
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Preserving the PlanetAt Nina Park, sustainability is more than a concept—it is an integral part of the experience. Thoughtfully integrated throughout every aspect of the park's design, these environmentally conscious features demonstrate how nature and urban living can coexist in harmony. From a sponge park design that captures and reuses rainwater, to wind catchers that naturally cool the Wood Fossil Experience Centre, and the careful preservation of existing trees that provide shade and shelter for visitors, every detail reflects a deep respect for the environment and the vision of human-nature harmony.
As visitors explore the park, they can discover how these green design solutions effectively conserve resources and create a more liveable urban environment. Through engaging, real-world experiences, Nina Park inspires the public to practice sustainable living in their daily lives and jointly safeguard the future of our planet.
Image: Sponge Park Design
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Inclusive and Easily AccessibleNina Park is designed for everyone. Conveniently connected to Tsuen Wan West MTR Station, this welcoming urban oasis invites visitors of all ages and abilities to discover nature, explore the park and spend meaningful time together.With accessible pathways and ramps throughout, the park provides a comfortable and barrier-free experience for all. From quiet moments on the lawn to shared family adventures, Nina Park offers an inclusive environment where everyone can feel connected to nature, community and one another.
Image: Amphitheatre
Why Fossils? From Private Collection to Public Experience
Rooted in Tsuen Wan, where Chinachem Group has long established its presence, Nina Park reflects the Group's commitment to placemaking and community development. Inspired by the late Mrs. Nina Wang's fascination with wood fossils, the park transforms her remarkable private collection into a shared public experience, fulfilling her vision of making these natural treasures accessible for community appreciation and enjoyment.
More than geological specimens, these fossils are enduring records of Earth's distant past, preserving stories of ancient forests and life from millions of years ago. By opening this collection to the public, Nina Park invites visitors to explore the wonders of natural history, discover the beauty of the natural world, and connect with a legacy that continues to inspire learning, exploration and appreciation across generations.
