Hong Kong Science Park

　　Hong Kong Science Park (abbreviated as HKSP) is situated in Pak Shek Kok, Tai Po District, New Territories, Hong Kong, along the shores of Tolo Harbour and adjacent to the Pak Shek Kok Promenade. It is also close to The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

　　According to Hong Kong’s administrative divisions, the southeastern part of the Science Park falls within Sha Tin District. In terms of location significance, it lies between the boundary of mainland China and the urban areas of Hong Kong. Similar to Cyberport, the park adopts a low-density, university-campus-like layout and serves as a research hub focused on high technology and applied sciences (including electronics, biotechnology, green technology, precision engineering, information technology, and telecommunications). It officially commenced operations on May 7, 2001, under the management of the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation.

　　The first phase of Hong Kong Science Park consists of two parts: the Core Building and the Shared Facilities & Technology Support Building. Phase II of the Science Park covers an area of 77,320 square metres with a total gross floor area of 105,000 square metres. It comprises a total of 10 buildings, including 2 energy buildings, 2 laboratory buildings located in the campus area, 4 research and development office buildings in the core area that provide laboratory facilities, and 2 research and development office buildings in the enterprise area. The facilities of Phase III (landmark building: The Golden Egg) held their groundbreaking ceremony on December 15, 2011. With a construction cost of HK$4.9 billion, it can accommodate 150 technology companies and is expected to be completed in phases from the end of 2013 to 2016.

　　Transportation Guide

　　Address: Pak Shek Kok, Tai Po District, Hong Kong

　　Transport options: Take KMB buses 272K, 272S, or 43P to get there