ArticleManagerHong Kong’s Western Ring Bell Swimming Booth is located at Dolly Road and Mosing Ridge in the western area of Hong Kong Island, and can be reached by a few narrow flights of stairs. Swimming sheds were built in the 60s and 70s, because public swimming pools were not popular at that time, so there were many swimming sheds built on the beach to facilitate bathers to change clothes and store. In recent years, the West Ring has become a popular place for outdoor hikers and photography fans in addition to early swimmers. Landscapes such as old wooden bridges, lighthouses, winding staircases and sunset scenery attract many couples to play and take wedding photos. The picture shows a couple taking a photo in the West Ring swimming shed on August 4.
On August 4, people waiting to take photos in the swimming booth lined up the narrow staircase aisle. Hong Kong’s Western Ring Bell Swimming Booth is located at Dolly Road and Mosing Ridge in the western area of Hong Kong Island, and can be reached by a few narrow flights of stairs.
The Bell Swimming Shed in Hong Kong’s West Estate was built in the 60s and 70s, and the swimming studio is lined with rocks and high winds and waves. The picture shows the West Ring swimming shed on August 4.
On the afternoon of August 4, outside the Xihuan swimming shed, a large number of tourists came to take photos in the queue. The swimming studio was built in the 60s and 70s. In recent years, the West Ring has become a popular place for outdoor hikers and photography fans in addition to early swimmers.
Hong Kong’s West Wan Swimming Shed Green Tin Huts are decades old. Simple changing rooms are provided for bathers in the area, but are only available to members of the West Wan Neighbourhood Club.
This summer, Hong Kong’s popular place – West Ring Swimming Shed has become a photo spot for tourists visiting Hong Kong. The picture shows a tourist taking a photo on the wooden bridge of the West Ring Swimming Shed on August 4. Photo by China News Agency reporter Hong Shaokui