Stanley Blake Pier is absolutely stunning | Teresa Teng's favorite harbor

| Teresa Teng's favorite harbor. It truly deserves to be Teresa Teng's beloved harbor🌊 The little town stories here are numerous and beautiful💕 Tired of touring the city in Hong Kong❓ Come to Hong Kong to see the sea❗❗❗ 🥰The sea at Stanley is really too lovely 👀Standing on Blake Pier looking into the distance Fishermen and local food vendors🐟 Sitting by the sea with straw hats🌴 💙Beneath your feet is the Tiffany blue glassy sea So incredibly beautiful✨ You must visit Blake Pier when you come to Stanley🚢 This place is really photogenic🤳 ✍🏻About Blake Pier✍🏻 👉🏻Blake Pier originally was Pedder Wharf, which was rebuilt into Blake Pier in 1900🎍. The early Blake Pier did not have a roof, and a temporary thatched shelter was added in 1903, but due to wear and tear, a steel canopy was imported from the UK in 1909, making it one of the early buildings in Hong Kong Island to use low-carbon steel structures. 👉🏻It wasn't until the opening of Queen's Pier in 1925 that Blake Pier gradually faded from the historical stage. 👉🏻Although Blake Pier was demolished in 1965, its roof was subsequently transferred to the open-air amphitheater in Morse Park🎈, and in 2006, the roof of Blake Pier was moved again next to the Murray House in Stanley, reinstalled on a newly built pier in the original style of Blake Pier🛶, named Stanley Blake Pier. 👉🏻Therefore, the Blake Pier we see now is not entirely the same as the one from the past. 🤳Photo Tips for Blake Pier🤳 👁️Blake Pier is square and precise 🌵Each window can be used to take neat symmetrical photos But be careful❗❗❗ The railings here are not very high Be careful not to fall into the sea🌊 🤳Photo Spots🤳 💚Take a portrait at the entrance of the pier's end, you can choose to shoot from behind🙈 💚The seats on both sides are very atmospheric, and it looks great to shoot from the back😘 💚You can also take some beautiful shots by the railings, wearing sunglasses and Thai pants😎 💚There are stairs on the left side of the entrance that lead down to the sea, there are no railings here, so be extra careful when taking photos🤔 The background here is simple and generous🌞 Facing the boundless sea🌊 Back against the Mediterranean-style buildings of Stanley🌵 The water is clear and transparent🏖️ It's really too photogenic💦 ✔Address: Stanley Peninsula, Southern District, Hong Kong Island ✔Transportation Tips: Take bus 6, 6X, 260 to Stanley Plaza station ✔Suggested travel companions: Couples, friends, families with children, family ✔Suggested travel seasons: Spring Festival, autumn, winter