A new landmark for Hong Kong travel! Check in at lesser-known tourist destinations

After coming to Hong Kong, I realized that in addition to high-rise buildings, There is also a small fishing village that retains the old style and cultural innovation of Hong Kong 📍Hong Kong Fisherman's Wharf This is a place only locals know. It is also a newly established tourist attraction in Hong Kong. There are many interesting and fun check-in hotspots inside There are also hidden landmarks and a collection of multiple activities and experiences in the area Includes guided sea tours, cultural attractions, and a range of food, drink and entertainment experiences · 🌊Welcome to the morning with a ray of early morning sunshine and a warm breeze. 🌅☀️I was amazed by the beautiful scenery in front of me! Arrive at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf PIER 6 and take a nostalgic sightseeing boat to visit the fishing alley → Taibai Seafood Restaurant → Board the "Sun Family Boat" Maritime Museum → Eat boat noodles on the sampan · 📝 First visit the souvenir shop at PIER 6, Hong Kong Fisherman's Wharf. There are many souvenirs with Hong Kong characteristics, which are very memorable. · 📝Take a 90s nostalgic sightseeing boat to visit the fishing lanes. It feels so good to take pictures while feeling the sea breeze. Listening to the voice navigation introduction (in Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Korean, and Japanese), you can learn more about the history of Aberdeen. · 📝Taibai Seafood Restaurant was once the largest restaurant on the sea in the world! ! The luxurious palace style not only attracted me, but also attracted Stephen Chow, who filmed "The God of Cookery" here. · 📝Go up to the "Sun Family Boat" Maritime Museum, which perfectly presents the place where fishermen lived at that time, as well as traditional fishing gear and living environment history. Because of its unique design, it has now become a popular check-in spot. · 📝Finally, we had the Hong Kong specialty fish soup "Boat Noodles", which not only allowed us to see the cultural history of fishermen visually, but also to taste the delicious food of the fishing alley.