Hong Kong authorities are evaluating granting Grade 2 historic status to a popular seawall area in Kennedy Town. The New Praya location has seen a significant increase in visitors, particularly from mainland China, drawn to its picturesque views. The Antiquities and Monuments Office submitted a memorandum initiating the consideration process. This potential designation aims to recognize the cultural and historical importance of the seawall. The Antiquities Advisory Board will further discuss and assess the proposal. A Grade 2 listing signifies the site is of special merit and warrants preservation efforts. This move reflects a growing emphasis on preserving Hong Kong’s heritage amidst changing landscapes and tourism patterns.