It's beautiful and great for photos.

Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter: Location: Located on the sea opposite Victoria Park Road, from Kellett Island in the west to Hing Fat Street in the east. Historical Background: In 1883, the Hong Kong government carried out reclamation work in Causeway Bay and built the first typhoon shelter in Hong Kong. In 1950, the typhoon shelter was filled and Victoria Park was built on the original site. The typhoon shelter was moved to Victoria Park Road. Main Function: It is both a berth for ships and a gathering place for people living on the water. Special Activities: In the summer night, the lights are bright, and tourists can taste seafood and enjoy the night view of the harbor. Cultural Attractions: There is a red triangular Tin Hau Temple ship, which is the only Tin Hau Temple fishing boat floating on the sea in Hong Kong. Surrounding Scenery: Jardine Noonday Gun, Hong Kong Cross-Harbour Tunnel, Causeway Bay Flyover, Excelsior Hotel Hong Kong, etc. Opening Hours: Open all day. Ticket Information: Free. Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter has become a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong with its unique harbor style and rich cultural heritage.