Hong Kong's off-the-beaten-path check-in spot 🌊, crossing through New Zealand's fishing port｜

For those of us who often stroll around Hong Kong, the area we visit the most is usually Central and Western District. Compared to other areas, the pace is much slower, but it's also easy to forget about. · West Ring Swimming Pool, also known as West Ring Zhongsheng Swimming Pool, is the most popular IG check-in spot in the West Ring area. The wooden bridge on the swimming pool extends over the sponge. At sunset, with the tide rising and falling and the waves on the sea surface, it is a good subject for photography. Many couples also come here to take wedding photos. · ✨Tips: 1. It is said that my older brother used to swim here when he was a child. If you come on weekends, you have to queue up, ranging from half an hour to four hours. Therefore, there are not many people here, and it is not recommended to come on weekends. 2. If you go there now, the weather is hot and there are more mosquitoes, so you can wear mosquito repellent spray. · At the Western District Swimming Shed, you can abandon all your preconceptions about Hong Kong and feel as if you are at a fishing port in New Zealand, blowing in the gentle sea breeze and throwing all your troubles into the sea. · ｜West Ring Swimming Shed｜ 📍Coordinates: 404 Austin Road, Mid-Levels, Central and Western District, Hong Kong. 🗺️Route recommendation: Take the MTR Island Line and exit at Kennedy Town Station, Exit C. Use map navigation to reach Sai Wan Swimming Shed, which is within walking distance (about 20 minutes). It is recommended to take minibus route 58 for convenience.