Tsing Yi Promenade

　　  Tsing Yi Promenade (Tsing Yi Promenade) is a seaside promenade in Hong Kong, located on Tsing Yi Island in the New Territories and managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong.

　　  Stretching along the eastern coast of Tsing Yi Island, Tsing Yi Promenade starts from Tsui Yee Garden, passes by Tsing Yi Pier, Tsing Yi Town, Harmony Place, and extends to Tsing Yi Northeast Park via Cheung Fat Estate, with a total length of over 2,000 metres and covering an area of 6.6 hectares. It has gated access points connecting to Tsing Yi Sports Ground and private residential estates — Harmony Place and Grand Promenade (the section opposite Harmony Place closes at midnight). Above the park are a road bridge and a railway bridge, known as the Tsing Yi North Bridge and the Lai King Viaduct respectively.

　　  Facilities and Features

　　  Facing Rambler Channel and Tsuen Wan, Tsing Yi Promenade is planted with a variety of vegetation, making it a great spot for residents of Tsing Yi District to exercise and relax. In fact, locals come here daily for jogging, dancing, and even practising fitness exercises such as Tai Chi.

　　  The park also features fitness equipment, allowing visitors to work out beyond just running. Moreover, there are multiple children’s playgrounds where kids can enjoy themselves in this seaside park. Another highlight of Tsing Yi Promenade is its viewing platform, which offers visitors a better vantage point to take in the views of Tsuen Wan and Sham Tseng across the water.

　　  Transportation Guide

　　  Location: North side of Ngan Ying Chau Street, Kwai Tsing District, Hong Kong

　　  How to get there: Take New Territories minibuses 308A, 308M, or 310M