Lei Yue Mun Park and Resort (Architectural History and Culture ed.)

#Greater Bay Area Accommodation #Family Good Places #Resorts #Greater Bay Area Resorts #Historical and Cultural Heritage #Hong Kong’s Historical and Cultural Heritage #World War II Architecture Hello everyone! Have you ever thought that you can live in continental-style architecture in the Greater Bay Area? Or live in a World War II military facility building If you like history and culture, stay at Lei Yue Mun Park and Resort! The following is a detailed introduction to the history of Lei Yue Mun Resort Lei Yue Mun Park was formerly Lei Yue Mun Barracks. The entire barracks included Lei Yue Mun forts and forts built along the coast of Lei Yue Mun to the north of the barracks. The barracks were captured during the Japanese invasion of Hong Kong The army decided to reduce the size of the Pacific Fleet, and the military camp no longer regarded the barracks as a defense center, only used as a drill ground. The London side decided to cut overseas military spending, and the military department agreed to further cut military land. In the mid-1980s, due to the construction of the third phase of the Eastern Corridor to extend the highway to Chai Wan, southeast of the barracks, the barracks was divided into two parts, north and south, by the Eastern Corridor. In the resort, there is also an armored vehicle, which was used during the Japanese War of Resistance, and is currently placed here as a historical memorial. Among them are also 1936 buildings, for World War II architecture You can stay in the Greater Bay Area of ​​Hong Kong and enjoy the continental architecture. If you have more friends who want to know the history and culture of Hong Kong can be found on the government website  Thank you all for your appreciation