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#discoverchina Causeway Bay, the actual bay—not just the shopping district—is a lesser-known but historically significant part of Hong Kong. Back in the day, it was a real waterfront area, but land reclamation has reshaped it dramatically. Now, what’s left of the bay is mostly the typhoon shelter, where you’ll see traditional fishing boats alongside modern yachts. It’s a cool spot to check out if you want a break from the chaos of the shopping streets. At night, the skyline reflections on the water add a nice touch. Locals still gather here for boat-dwelling seafood restaurants, fishing, or just relaxing by the water. It’s a mix of old-meets-new Hong Kong, offering a peaceful contrast to the city’s hustle.