Hong Kong's New Landmark! Zhongshan Park Waterfront Promenade Red-Headed Boat Pavilion

Hong Kong has a new hotspot! The Red-Headed Boat Pavilion at Zhongshan Park Waterfront Promenade officially opened on May 23, 2025. 📚📚📚📚📚📚📚 The red-headed boat originated in the Qing Dynasty when the Guangdong government required ocean-going merchant ships to paint their bows red for easier management, hence the name. Chaoshan is an important birthplace of the red-headed boat. In the past, many Chaoshan people traveled south to Hong Kong on red-headed boats, using the Triangle Pier on Hong Kong Island as a key base to engage in re-export trade and shipping, laying the foundation for Hong Kong’s early economic development. Many Chaoshan people also ventured to Southeast Asia to make a living, embodying the red-headed boat spirit of "hard work, unity, and integrity" to start businesses abroad. The red-headed boat became a symbol of the Chaoshan community and a bridge for economic and cultural exchanges between China and the world. ✨️✨️ Highlights for Check-in Unique Design: The Red-Headed Boat Pavilion is 18.19 meters long and 3.89 meters wide, shaped like a red-headed boat with a wind and rain shelter, exquisitely equipped. It exudes historical charm by day and blends beautifully with the waterfront night view. ⏳️⌛️ Cultural Significance: Here you can feel the century-old spirit of Chaoshan merchants and learn about the struggles of their ancestors, making it highly attractive to history and culture enthusiasts as well as general visitors. Surrounding Scenery: Located on the waterfront promenade near the sea, enjoy the sea breeze and views, and take photos with the Red-Headed Boat Pavilion for a relaxing and picturesque experience. 📸📸 Photo Tips Best Time to Shoot: Recommended at sunset for atmospheric soft lighting; The pavilion is beautifully lit at night, a must-see for nightscape lovers. 🚉🚉 How to Get There: Take the MTR to Sheung Wan Station, exit at A2, and walk about 10-15 minutes. Quick, invite your friends and check in at the new landmark! #SheungWanHotspot #WesternHarbourCity #ZhongshanMemorialPark #HongKongTravelGuide #HongKongCheckInSpots #NightHongKong #HongKongLife