The Peak Tower - Miniature Building Blocks

The Peak Tower is a characteristic building in Hong Kong. It is located on Taiping Mountain on Hong Kong Island and is also the terminus of the Peak Tram. It is located at 396 meters above sea level instead of the highest point of the mountain, overlooking the scenery of both sides of Victoria Harbour, and is one of the main tourist attractions in Hong Kong. The design concept of The Tower is a fusion of bowls and salute, presenting a unique architectural appearance that has become the protagonist of millions of postcards around the world. Among the currencies in circulation in Hong Kong issued in 2003, the HK$20 banknotes issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Bank of China Hong Kong also have the appearance of the Peak Tower on the back. The predecessor of the Lingxiao Pavilion is actually the "Old Linting Pavilion" which has become a historical term. The origin of the name of Laoting Pavilion is unknown, but there are several legends. For example, there is a saying that tourists climbed the sightseeing pavilion on the top of Taiping Mountain very hard, just to see the scenery, which is a very stupid behavior, because "old The word "lining" has a stupid meaning in Cantonese colloquialism. Today's High Heaven Pavilion is the fourth-generation building at this location. Although it has been renamed The Tower after the renovation, some older Hong Kong residents still refer to the Tower as the Old Lin Pavilion. The appearance of the Lingxiao Pavilion presented by this product refers to the previous generation of the Lingxiao Pavilion before the renovation in 2005, which is more distinctive and memorable.