If you look for the most special and famous landmark in the park, the answer must be the "Charles K. Kao Auditorium", nicknamed the "Golden Egg". This building is actually a conference center for various meetings and events. It is also named in tribute to Professor Charles K. Kao, father of optical fiber, which shows praise for his achievements in the research and development of optical fiber technology bringing about revolutionary changes to modern communication technology. Although it mainly serves innovation and technology companies, the Science Park has diversified shops and restaurants. With the inside green scenery and the sea view of adjacent Tolo Harbour, the Park has become a good choice for holiday leisure.

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Recommendation Index：			Suggested Length of Stay: Approx 1.5 hours

Located next to the Science Park, Pak Shek Kok Promenade is about 2 kilometers along the seafront, providing pedestrian pathways as well as cycling pathways for visitors to enjoy the view of Tolo Harbour and mountain views from Ma On Shan to Pat Sin Leng. It is wide and open, together with the panoramic view of Tolo Harbour, it is the perfect place to escape from the bustling and annoying city life and simply chill out and enjoy lovely sea breeze.

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Recommendation Index：			Suggested Length of Stay: Approx 30 mins

Tips: Continue heading in the direction of Tai Po Pak on the Pak Shek Kok Promenade will take you to Tai Po Waterfront Park in about 1.5 to 2 hours by walk. It is a very comfortable walk along the way, with scenic waterfront view and sea breeze. It has a relatively flat surface, also making it ideal for wheelchair users. It is highly recommended for those who are confident with their strength, as there are toilets for wheelchair users at both ends of the Promenade.