Meh. It is OK. I wouldn't go back. It may have been a nice little sleepy village 20 years ago, but now it seems as if it is really just a stop for the people coming from Ngong Ping. I guess it is interesting if...More

This is a serene place to see the fishermen at work. There are also many hills surrounding for a good hike with plenty of good air. You can also find many shops selling fresh seafood and dried seafood and many kind of spices. There are...More

I took a trip here after visiting Po Lin / Big Buddha. It was a relatively short bus ride from the Buddha, but once getting off the bus it felt quite derelict. You can get a nice picture or 2 on the main bridge showing...More

Its unique.and pretty easy to get there. First I stopped at the Big Buddha, I took the 23 bus from the primary bus station in Tung Chung. Then after visiting the buddha, it was a short bus ride from the ngong ping village, bus 21....More

Just a short bus ride from the Tian Tan Buddah is the traditional fishing village Tai O. This place is billed as Hong Kong’s only remaining fishing village built over the water and must see place on Lan Tau. As far as I am concerned...More

It take quite a long hour to reach Tai O, and restaurants there is not attractive. And it is pretty interest to see a hotel there which converted from a British police station. Not bad for a British afternoon tea and luckily to you may...More

Traditional fishing village although the days of fishing have long gone with the vast majority now imported. Despite that it has retained its traditional feel especially if you take time to explore a little. The main attraction are the houses built on stilts which give...More