A new landmark in Hong Kong! Zhongshan Park Seaside Promenade Red Boat Wind and Rain Pavilion

There is a new hot spot in Hong Kong! The Red-headed Boat Pavilion on the Zhongshan Park Seaside Promenade was officially unveiled on May 23, 2025. 📚📚📚📚📚📚📚 The red-headed ship originated in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Guangdong government required that the bows of ocean-going merchant ships be painted red for the convenience of management, hence the name. Chaoshan is an important birthplace of red-head boats. In the past, a large number of Chaoshan people took red-head boats to Hong Kong, using the Hong Kong Island Triangle Pier as an important base to engage in re-export trade and shipping industry, laying the foundation for Hong Kong's early economic development. Many Chaozhou people also traveled to Southeast Asia to make a living, and started businesses in foreign countries with the red-headed boat spirit of "hard work, sharing the same boat, and integrity". The red-headed boat has become a symbol of the Chaozhou people and a link for economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. ✨️✨️Highlights Unique shape: The Red-headed Boat Pavilion is 18.19 meters long and 3.89 meters wide. It is shaped like a red-headed boat and is equipped with a pavilion with exquisite supporting facilities. It is full of historical charm during the day and complements the seaside night view at night. ⏳️⌛️Cultural significance: Here you can feel the century-old spirit of Chaozhou merchants and understand the struggles of Chaozhou ancestors. It is very attractive to history and culture lovers and ordinary tourists. Surrounding scenery: Located on the seaside promenade, close to the sea view, you can enjoy the sea breeze, the sea view, and take photos with the Red Head Boat Wind and Rain Pavilion. It is comfortable and photogenic. 📸📸Check-in and photo taking suggestions Photo time: Sunset is recommended, as the soft light creates a more atmospheric scene. It has a unique flavor when the lights are turned on at night, and night view lovers should not miss it. 🚉🚉How to get there: Subway: Take the MTR to Sheung Wan Station, exit from Exit A2 and walk for about 10 - 15 minutes. Hurry up and make an appointment with your friends to check in at the new landmark! #Sheung Wan Good Places #Western Market #Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park #Hong Kong Travel Guide #Hong Kong Check-in Good Places #Night Hong Kong #Hong Kong Life