Immerse Yourself In Hong Kong's Charms At This New Exhibition At Pavilion Bukit Jalil
Admission is free, btw. ;)
By Celine Low — 04 Mar 2024, 11:35 AM
The 'Immersive Hong Kong' exhibition is now at Pavilion Bukit Jalil, offering you the chance to experience the multifaceted appeal of the bustling island city
The exhibition previously made stops in other Southeast Asian countries such as Jakarta and Bangkok.
Organised by The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Information Services Department, the exhibition runs from 3 to 10 March, featuring themes centred around what Hong Kong offers as a business, leisure, and work destination.
Admission to the exhibition is free for all visitors
From interactive art projections to naked-eye 3D displays, the exhibition invites you to immerse yourself in different visuals representing the city.
It's divided into five thematic zones, namely Financial Bridgehead, I&T Brain Bank, Blossoming Creativity, Diversity and Greenery, and Buzzing Sports Action.
There's even a cool, Instagrammable corner featuring the vibrant and colourful skyline, illustrated by Hong Kong artist Messy Desk.
To encourage more people to visit Hong Kong, the exhibition is hosting an exciting game where you can win a trip to the cosmopolitan city
Participation to join the interactive game, 'Snap a Cool Shot @ Immersive Hong Kong' is completely free!
All you have to do is:
- Post a photo or video of your experience at the exhibition with the hashtag #ImmersiveHK_KL.
- Follow Brand Hong Kong's Instagram page.
- Set your profile page to public.
Join by 11 March at 2pm and you might be one of the 400 people to win an economy class round-trip air ticket from Kuala Lumpur to Hong Kong.
The 'Immersive Hong Kong' exhibition just concluded its showcase in Bangkok last October. Check out what the exhibition has to offer here:
Operating hours
- 11am to 9pm (Monday - Friday)
- 10am to 10pm (Saturday - Sunday)
Venue
Centre Court, Level 2, Pavilion Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
More information on the exhibition here.
