Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter Review

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter (Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter) is a typhoon shelter in Hong Kong between Wong Chuk Hang, Aberdeen and Appazhou North. It can be subdivided into two parts of Aberdeen West Typhoon Shelter and Aberdeen South Typhoon Shelter, which is separated by the Appazhou Bridge and the Aberdeen Strait Bridge. Aberdeen is a traditional fishing village, and Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter has always been a haven for local fishermen, visitors can taste the squalls and take a tour of the harbour. Aberdeen typhoon shelters also have street crossings, interspersed between Aberdeen and Apk Yu Chau, which is a good way to visit typhoon shelters.

A good wind shelter, the scenery is pleasant, the boats keep coming in and out, so happy! It is not difficult to find ancient fishing boats parked next to expensive yachts in the wind shelter. The scene is very proud, but the layout is wonderful! At sunrise and dusk, the scenery is so proud!

On the eve of the departure of Treasure Seafood, it was a memorable experience to take a tour of Aberdeen's Typhoon Shelter. I can't see the treasure again in the future. It's a pity.

Nice & wonderful view at here. Hope you will enjoy too!

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter has a history of 100 years, representing the growth of Hong Kong, from the small seaport to the commercial, tourism, cultural zone of today!