Noah's Ark

Hongkong



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Type
Amusement Parks
Price
$$$$ Moderately Priced
Local tip
Guests can opt to stay overnight at the hotel located on the top floor of the ark.

With the objective of promoting education and interest to Creationism, as well as love and harmony, the Noah’s Ark was built. This unique attraction is a part of the Ma Wan Park located on Ma Wan Island.

A number of Christian organizations funded and manage Noah’s Ark, which is why the attractions here revolve around the themes of nature, art, love, and Christianity. Although this is given, you’d still be surprised that the park’s centerpiece is the world’s only full-size replica of Noah’s Ark. The impressive 4-storey Ark is built under the Tsing Ma Bridge, giving you a full view of the bridge and the locale. Inside the Ark, are life-sized 67 pairs of sculptures of exotic animals, birds, and other creatures, along with multimedia presentations and interactive exhibits, significantly re-telling the story of Noah’s Ark.

Completing the Creationism experience of the park are the following sections:

Noah’s Adventureland - features a complex of more than 20 rope courses of different levels of difficulty, and situated on a waterfront overlooking Tsing Ma Bridge

Ark Garden - features sculptures of endangered animals, trivia about select animals, a pretense of waterfalls and ponds

Ark Expo - features multimedia presentation of the history of the Park, collections of the world’s ark models, and a 4D Theatre showing the Amazing Power of Nature and Challenges we are facing

Treasureland - a science museum featuring interactive exhibits of the human body, and nature

Ark Life Education House - features learning through play, interactive activities encourage participants to reflect on their experiences and unveil the gifts of the present in the process

Ark Special - houses artifacts such as antique bibles and cultural photographs that are all related to religiosity, as well as 6 zones featuring the stories in the bible

Within the premises is a restaurant named Harvest Restaurant where guests can rest after a full day appreciation of life.

Travel Information:

Operating hours: 10:00am-6:00pm daily but closed every FIRST and THIRD WEDNESDAY of the month except during Public Holidays.

Tickets*: HK$130 - one day pass for adults

HK$100 - one day pass for children 3-11 years old, seniors 65 and above and holders of Registration Card for People with Disabilities

*Note that only a small number of tickets are available at the park daily. Visitors are advised to reserve a ticket through their website before arriving at the park.

How to get there: Ride a Ferry from Central Ferry Pier 2. (Ferries run every 30 minutes from 6:30am-11:30pm) Fare costs HK$8 for adults and HK$ for children below 12 years old.

Check Noah’s Ark website (http://www.noahsark.com.hk/eng/) for ticket reservation and complete transportation schedule.

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