Creative Education is collaborating with Chinachem Group to promote ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) education. The goal is to develop collaborative educational programs and curricular that meet the needs of students, schools, and universities.

 

Nina Park, a wood fossil park, is situated in Tsuen Wan, next to Nina Tower, NINA MALL and Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West covering nearly 70,000 sq.ft. Nina Park features the largest collection of wood fossils in urban parks across Asia, all by the late Mrs. Nina Wang, Chairwoman of Chinachem Group. Legacy collection aim to inspire local and international visitors through exciting "edutainment" programmes and innovative designs. As Hong Kong's first and only wood fossil park, Nina Park welcomes everyone to join on a journey through of a million lifetimes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Opening in late 2023, Nina Park is a unique new destination for Hong Kong, occupying around 70,000 square feet together with its facilities. Designed to appeal to locals and tourists alike, this remarkable collection of fossilized trees will take visitors on a journey that starts millions of years ago. 

 

It is rare to be able to touch and appreciate rare objects like these, but the design of Nina Park actively encourages interaction and education. A visit to this 'edutainment' park, offers a chance to learn about the special conditions that led to these tree trunks turning to stone, the amazing process of petrification that requires water, the ash from a volcano, and millions of years of patience. 

 

Let's take a sneak peek at what awaits visitors to this first and the only one of a kind Hong Kong attraction.