1600 Pandas World Tour in Hong Kong

In the last weeks 1600 pandas invaded Hong Kong. They are part of the 1600 panda world tour, that was launched in 2008 by the WWF. There are only 1600 pandas left in the wild, which is why French artist Paulo Grangeon made exactly that number of pandas from paper mache. His pandas have been on quite a tour already, there were exhibitions in France, the Netherlands, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Taiwan. Between June 9th and July 17th the cute animals can be found at various locations in Hong Kong. They already “visited” 10 important landmarks like the Clock Tower, the Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront, the Big Buddha, Ocean Park, they rode the famous Star Ferry and the Hong Kong tram and lots more. Currently they can be found at PMQ in an exhibition.

Aren’t these pictures amazing? They can all be found on the 1600 panda Facebook site.

1600 Pandas on the streets of Hong Kong

1600 Pandas arriving in Hong Kong with Cathay Pacific – a Hong Kong based airline

1600 Pandas at the Clock Tower in Tsim Sha Tsui

1600 Pandas at the Tsim Sha Tsui harbourfront

1600 Pandas taking the famous Star Ferry

1600 Pandas inside Star Ferry

1600 Pandas taking the Hong Kong tram

1600 Pandas in front of the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

1600 Pandas at the Tian Tan Buddha

1600 Pandas climbing up the stairs to the Big Buddha

1600 Pandas at Mai Po Nature Reserve

1600 Pandas with a real panda at Ocean Park Hong Kong

1600 Pandas World Tour in Hong Kong

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