Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence🪖

【A Must-Visit for History Buffs! Discover Stories of War and Coastal Defense in One Place🪖】 Recently visited the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence, and after its renovation, it’s truly worth exploring! Originally the Lei Yue Mun Military Fort, it has now become the only museum in Hong Kong dedicated to showcasing the history of war and coastal defense. You can also see numerous military relics, making it a haven for history enthusiasts! 📍 How to Get There? Address: 175 Tung Hei Road, Shau Kei Wan (next to Lei Yue Mun Park) Transport: Take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan Station, Exit B2, then either take a taxi or walk for about 15 minutes. 🌟 Two Must-See Highlights 1️⃣ War Exhibition Hall - A complete record of the Battle of Hong Kong, along with artifacts from the Japanese occupation period. - Interactive screens recreating details of the 1941 battle. - Rare wartime letters and military supplies on display. 2️⃣ Century-Old Coastal Defense History - Covers everything from Ming and Qing dynasty forts to British military fortifications. - Outdoor exhibition area featuring authentic forts, tunnels, and ammunition depots. - A 360-degree observation deck offering stunning views of the eastern entrance to Victoria Harbour. 📸 Instagram-Worthy Spots ✔️ Lei Yue Mun Military Tunnel (cool and mysterious!) ✔️ Giant coastal defense cannons from WWII ✔️ Seaside observation deck overlooking naval routes ℹ️ Practical Information ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Closed on Tuesdays) 🎫 Admission: Free! (Special exhibitions excluded) 💡 Tips: Wear comfortable shoes for walking trails, as some paths are steep. The exhibits and settings here are incredibly immersive, especially the stories of Hong Kong’s resistance during wartime. Highly recommend visiting to experience it firsthand! 🙌🏻