Pah She Street and Xinxing Street Review

Changzhou Island is shaped like dumbbells, with a narrow flat land in the middle and a wide north and south. It is the narrow waist when you leave the pier, which is the center of Changzhou Island. Along the coast is a concentrated area of shops and restaurants, a narrow street full of dried seafood and salted fish and many gourmet shops. Beishe Street and Xinxing Street are cultural landscapes. The traditional culture and customs here will make everyone who comes here feel the most simple and traditional side of Hong Kong style.

These two streets are actually connected together. The ferry terminal comes out, the left is Beishe Street, and the right is Xinxing Street, which is a must for tourists. Most of the streets are restaurants, and people in the shops will take the initiative to chat, hoping to attract people to eat.

Cheung Chau is commonly known as the back garden of Hong Kong citizens. Every weekend and holiday, not only the ferry will increase prices, but also always overcrowded. In addition to eating cheap and delicious seafood, it is also a good place to hike outdoors. Walking through the seafood street, you can see the quiet environment and sparsely populated paths. It is very suitable for exercise and walking. It is close to the beach, there are more jungles, the ecology is good, and there are a lot of mosquitoes. Don't wear short sleeves and pay attention to mosquito repellent.

Today, the two streets will retain the left one - the old Japanese traces 😛 narrow - the street can be reached to the terrace - the old building  small shop , and some new buildings can be rebuilt on the left! There are many types of shops and changes. Some traditional industries, such as seafood shops and bakeries, are reserved. Beishe Street and Xinxing Street are also many young shops.  For example, coffee shops, cultural and creative shops ✌🏻 New and old blend, making the two streets more distinctive.

Accompany the two old places to revisit! Beidi Square in front of Beidi Temple on Beishe Street! Witness the history in life 💪🏻

Very interesting place, worth a visit