Hong Kong Shau Kei Wan Photo Gallery
IntroductionShau Kei Wan provided a haven for ships and served as a typhoon shelter for fishermen. Down through the years, the area became a centre for shipbuilding and a number of temples dedicated to popular fisherfolk deities sprang up. After Second World War, Shau Kei Wan developed into a major fish-trading centre. By the 1960s, many multi-storey buildings had been built on reclaimed land and now the area has become a densely populated residential district. Source : Discover Hong Kong |
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Wet Market
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Shau Kei Wan Market
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City Scenes
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Ming Wah Dai Ha
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Aldrich Bay Promenade
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