Hong Kong｜Central Summer Chronicles — 2025 "Bamboo Hide and Seek - Playful Bamboo Summer"

Recently, I walked past the Central Waterfront and saw some activities and stalls, so I went in to take a look.

Inside, there is a bamboo art park that blends tradition and innovation, created by five groups of architects and artists from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and the United States, together with local experienced bamboo craftsmen. The park is divided into three main themed exhibition areas: Bamboo Scenery, Bamboo Perception, and Yesterday’s "Bamboo Traces," showcasing traditional bamboo craftsmanship to the fullest.

The bamboo shelters can even be built into resting spaces. If you don’t click in to see the pictures, you wouldn’t realize they are bamboo shelters at all. 😆

Besides bamboo art, there are many different stalls, installations, workshops, and some equipment for kids to play with. It’s a great place to bring children to burn off energy on the weekend.

(The weather is extremely hot, really appreciate all the staff’s hard work).

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When you come to the Central Waterfront, you can also visit Tamar Park, the Ferris wheel🎡, and the Wan Chai temporary waterfront garden all in one go. There are many great photo spots. (Especially at sunset🌅, it’s truly an unparalleled beauty🙈)

📍Address: Central Waterfront Event Space, Gate 3 (near Tamar Park)

Exhibition period: May 30 to August 3, 2025 (Don’t miss it! 😊)

🕰️Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 15:00–21:00
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 13:00–21:00

🎫Admission: Free

Transportation:

(Personal route): MTR🚇 "Admiralty Station" Exit A, head towards Tamar Park.

From Tamar Park towards the waterfront, the left side is the Central Waterfront — the direction of the bamboo art park, and the right side is Wan Chai. You can choose which way to go first and then return, no problem.

MTR🚇 "Central Station" Exit A or "Hong Kong Station" Exit A2, walk towards the Central Ferris wheel direction, then walk forward for 5-10 minutes to reach the bamboo art park.

#Oops I didn’t use formal language 🙈

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