Where does North Point belong?

North Point is a famous scenic spot in Hong Kong’s cultural landscape.

Going eastward from Victoria Park Road in North Point is North Point. As the name suggests, it is the northernmost tip of Hong Kong Island. Compared with the bustling Causeway Bay, North Point has no catchy scenic spots, no brand-name shopping malls or skyscrapers. It is called the common people's street in Hong Kong.

North Point is just the deepest point into Hong Kong. Visitors can take the subway and experience the ancient style of Hong Kong. When the tram travels from Crucian Bay Station in the east to Tin Hau Station in the west, you will find messy civilian residences on the north side of your sight, while high-rise apartments are neatly arranged on the south side against the mountain.

Is there a ferry to Hong Kong? {And the North Point Ferry Pier in Kowloon City is located on the Eastern District Corridor along the northern coast. In this area, you can overlook the runway on the south side of Kai Tak Airport, so it is common to see photographers with telescopes.

At the junction of Causeway Road and Tin Hau Temple Road is the Tin Hau Temple, which is built on the granite steps slightly higher than the tram road. The Tin Hau Temple, built in the Qing Dynasty, is set against the backdrop of modern high-rise buildings, showing the simplicity and elegance inherited from ancient times to the present.