Discover why our wood is petrified
A quiet corner of Tsuen Wan will open soon in 2022 to become home to Hong Kong’s first museum grade fossil garden, an urban parkland designed to connect the city with its geological roots. Nature meets technology in this showcase of wood fossils, one of the largest collections in Asia. These remarkable collection, millions of years old, will be brought to life in an immersive, walk through, edutainment garden; a fascinating destination for curious minds of all ages.
Gathered over many years by Chinachem Group Chairwoman, the late Nina Wang, this collection of petrified Indonesian trees dated from the Pliocene Epoch, a time of major global tectonic activity 2.6 to 5.3 million years ago.
This remarkable collection, innovatively presented, will take visitors on an exciting ‘edutainment’ journey through time.

Exploring beyond your imagination
Visit the resource centre and engage in a hands on learning sessions about this fascinating age millions of years ago. Multimedia displays will guide visitors through arrays of petrified wood fossils, encouraging enquiry and learning. And when you’re looking to relax, you can keep cool and be entertained in the shaded amphitheatre.