Colorful at the Hong Kong Flower Show (China) in 2024

An exhibition space at the exhibition

Victoria Park has been transformed into a sea of ​​flowers these days, attracting a large number of locals and tourists to enjoy and take photos. With the theme of green development, sustainability and environmental protection, this year's flower exhibition has cleverly combined Eastern and Western cultures to impress and attract viewers.

An exhibition space at the exhibition

The flower exhibition is divided into Eastern and Western cultural areas, including Eastern legends such as “Arabian Mythology”, “Journey to the West” and Western fairy tales such as “The Wizard of Oz”, “Jack and the Pea”… In addition, the exhibition also displays many creative projects by Hong Kong government agencies, using flowers as a medium to bring new vitality to the urban landscape.

Image of Ocean Park recreated at the exhibition

The rich flowers form colorful waterfalls, like real rainbows hanging in the sky. Visitors can admire these sculptures made from plants up close and take pictures. Fresh flowers combined with grass and trees create elephants walking leisurely, lovely bears or mushroom-shaped houses, boys holding pearls…, making each visitor feel like they are entering a fairy world.

Students present their work

During the exhibition, the organizers will also hold a series of activities combining education and entertainment, including drawing competitions for students, photography competitions, plant exhibition competitions, music and entertainment performances, flower shows, green activity workshops, guided tours, entertainment and sports, parent-child activities and games.

The Hong Kong Flower Show is an annual event organised by the Leisure and Cultural Services Bureau, attracting more than 200 local, mainland Chinese and overseas gardening groups each year. Organisers estimate that 700,000 people will attend the 2024 flower show.

TH (according to Tin Tuc newspaper)

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