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Tai O
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No.9 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Hong KongOpening hours of Tai O
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ExcellentI bought the Tai O Pass package, which has very convenient transportation. I got off at Tung Chung MTR Station and walked to the cable car station in a few minutes. I followed the instructions to go to the lobby to exchange the tickets, which included a cable car ticket, a bus ticket, a yacht ticket, 2 $10 snack tickets, and a $50 food voucher from Tai O Heritage Hotel. The standard carriage was enough. The scenery was very good. After passing several hills, you can see the Hong Kong airport. It took 20 minutes. Before getting on the cable car, the staff took a group photo for each family. When we arrived at the station, the set cost 260, which was a rip-off. I definitely didn't want to use it. I used the food voucher to eat at Honeymoon Kee at Ngong Ping Market, but I can only use 3 vouchers at a time. The bills were settled separately. There were several entertainment activities such as watching the Three Kingdoms, which were charged separately. It seemed to be 80 per person for each activity. I decided not to go. I bought two lucky cats at the lucky cat shop, and then went to climb the Tian Tan Buddha. It was not very high, with steps. The visit inside was average, and there was no way back. I went back down the mountain by the same route and went to the bus terminal to take bus No. 21. When I was queuing to get on the bus, the staff checked my ticket and exchanged it for a bus pass for bus No. 21. I would use it to check my ticket when I returned. I asked her what time she would be back at the latest. The staff did not speak Mandarin, so I could not understand her at all. After 10 minutes, we arrived at Tai O Fishing Village. The station said that the last bus No. 21 was at 17:45. We arrived at around 17:20, but the staff said that there was no bus at 45 minutes. The last bus had already left, so we had to buy a new ticket and take bus No. 11 back to the cable car station. The bus ticket and the return ticket for the cable car were all wasted. It was annoying. There is nothing much to see in Tai O Fishing Village, except for the dried seafood made by the villagers themselves. You can go to the sea to watch dolphins by yacht, but the wind is strong on the sea, and it is very shaky when you stop to look at the boat, which makes you feel sick. We told the boatman to take the boat to Tai O Heritage Hotel for dinner, but we got off halfway. After 16:00, there was only afternoon tea, fried rice, hamburgers, chicken wings, etc. The 50 yuan coupon had to be paid separately, and the average cost per person was almost 100 after the discount. After eating, we had to walk back to the fishing village to take a bus, which was about 2 kilometers, so it was not cost-effective.
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Tai O is a well-known local fishing village. There are many high-footed huts built on the water. The dense huts, criss-crossing waterways and bridges constitute the appearance of Tai O today. You can take a sampan dinghy to shuttle in the waterway, admire the shacks up close, and taste local specialties.
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Travel Itinerary for Lantau Island - This One Article is EnoughIf you are going to Lantau Island, you should definitely visit Tai O. After all, the cost-effectiveness of Tai O Fishing Village is very high. For fifty dollars, you can go out to sea for an hour, and if you're lucky, you might see dolphins. My experience was: 1. Take the cable car up to Lantau Island, 2. First visit Po Lin Monastery, watch the documentary about the construction of the Big Buddha, eat Po Lin Monastery's desserts, and take countless photos of lotus flowers, 3. Then climb the Big Buddha and visit the facilities inside the Big Buddha. Walk to the Heart Sutra Stele, 4. Then return to the foot of the Big Buddha, take bus No. 21 to Tai O, stroll around the fishing village, and take a speedboat to try your luck at seeing dolphins. 5. After that, take bus No. 21 back to the foot of the Big Buddha, and then take the Ngong Ping cable car down the mountain. Special Note: There is a free tourist office at Ngong Ping Station that takes visitors to see the local plants of Hong Kong Island and the Heart Sutra Stele. The guides there organize walking tours to the Heart Sutra Stele every one or two hours. The 2 PM tour is in English, and the other tours are in Cantonese. I originally wanted to join the 2 PM English tour. However, the guide was worried that if I returned at 3 PM, I wouldn't be able to make it back to take the cable car (because the bus from Tai O to Ngong Ping ends early), so they suggested I join an earlier Cantonese tour. This made my later schedule a bit rushed. So, I suggest you arrive at Ngong Ping earlier. The bus schedule from Ngong Ping to Tai O and back is clearly shown in the photos I took. Refer to the times in the photos for your planning! Important things need to be said three times! This schedule is accurate! I personally asked the bus driver. Don't doubt it! Previously, whether I asked the guide at the Heart Sutra Stele or the entire tourist service center at Ngong Ping Station, none of the staff knew the accurate information, and they even gave me the wrong time for the last bus from Tai O to Ngong Ping. Don't trust them! Just look at the photos I took. Of course, at that time, because I bought a round-trip cable car ticket, I felt it would be a pity not to take the cable car down the mountain. After all, the scenery along the way is super amazing, but the weather on Hong Kong Island often changes suddenly in summer. When I returned, there was strong wind and heavy rain, and I almost had to take the bus down the mountain. Even after the rain stopped, the windows of the cable car fogged up, and I couldn't see anything outside. So, I think it's better to buy a one-way cable car ticket up the mountain. Then, after having fun in Tai O, take the bus directly back to Hong Kong Island from Tai O.IinaLaineLOVE46
I discovered a stunning mountain and sea trail in Hong Kong for a super niche day tripI've been to Hong Kong so many times, and I'm sharing a photogenic and niche day trip route with everyone❗️ ✅ Highlights 🌸 Take a glass carriage to overlook the mountains and sea (P10) 🌸 Authentic Ngong Ping Market (P7) 🌸 34-meter-high Tian Tan Buddha (P6) 🌸 Breathtaking mountain and sea trail (P1) 🌸 "Venice of the Orient" Tai O Fishing Village, also known as Hong Kong's "Cat Island," with many cats in the streets and alleys (P8) ✅ Route ❶ Morning Ngong Ping Cable Car Station (next to 🚇 Tung Chung Station) → Take the Ngong Ping Cable Car (25 minutes) → Ngong Ping Market → Tian Tan Buddha → Po Lin Monastery ❷ Afternoon Take Bus 21 to Tai O Fishing Village → Stroll around Tai O Fishing Village → Visit Tiger Hill Viewing Point → Take Bus 21 back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back 🌟 Refer to our itinerary schedule: 10:00: Ngong Ping Cable Car Station 10:25: Arrive at Ngong Ping Market by cable car, check in at the market, Tian Tan Buddha, and Po Lin Monastery 12:00: Have lunch at the market 13:20: Take Bus 21 from Ngong Ping Market to Tai O Fishing Village (departs every hour at 20 minutes past the hour) 13:30: Visit Tai O Fishing Village 15:30: Visit Tiger Hill Viewing Point 16:45: Take Bus 21 from Tai O Fishing Village back to Ngong Ping and take the cable car back ✅ Itinerary tips ✔️ Time arrangement: The cable car is open from 10:00–18:00. It is recommended to arrive at the cable car station between 10:00 and 11:30 to start the trip. ✔️ Time arrangement: The last bus from Tai O Fishing Village to Ngong Ping is at 16:45. Remember to return before then. ✅ How to get to the starting point, Ngong Ping Cable Car Station ✔️ If you are coming from Shenzhen or Zhuhai, China HK Travel has a direct bus ✔️ If you are coming from Hong Kong city, take the subway directly to Tung Chung Station ✔️ Take Exit B from Tung Chung Station and walk 200m ✅ Camera positions P1, 3, 4, 11: Tiger Hill Viewing Point P2: Tai O Heritage Hotel, you can have afternoon tea by the sea P5, 10, 18: Ngong Ping Cable Car P6, 7, 13, 14, 15, 16: Ngong Ping Market P13: Tai O Fishing Village P9: South Road, Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong The following is a Hong Kong travel guide compiled based on the latest information in 2025, covering pre-trip preparations, transportation, accommodation, attractions, food, and practical tips to help you plan your trip efficiently: --- ### **I. Pre-trip preparations** 1. **Documents and endorsements** - Mainland tourists need to apply for the "Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents" and a valid endorsement (G endorsement for individual travel, L endorsement for group travel). Currently, it supports applying in different places, which takes about 7–15 working days and costs CNY 80. - When entering the country, you need to go through the self-service channel, prepare your fingerprint and facial recognition, and fill in the "Customs Passenger Fingertip Service" QR code in advance. 2. **Currency and payment** - Most shopping malls and chain stores support Alipay/WeChat Pay, but it is recommended to exchange a small amount of HKD (HKD 500–1,000 per person) for street snacks, Star Ferry, and other scenarios. The exchange rate at the port is poor, so prioritize making an appointment to exchange at a mainland bank. 3. **Communication and electronic equipment** - SIM card: It is recommended to buy a "MySIM" card after arriving in Hong Kong (HKD 33/month for 50G), which is more cost-effective than international roaming. - Conversion plug: Hong Kong uses British three-pin sockets, so you need to bring a converter or USB charging cable. 4. **Luggage suggestions** - Lightweight backpack, sunscreen, parasol (Hong Kong is hot and humid in summer), and sneakers (high daily walking volume). Hotels do not provide toothpaste and toothbrushes, so you need to bring your own. --- ### **II. Transportation** 1. **Airport to city** - **Airport Express**: Direct to Central in 24 minutes, fare is about HKD 115, suitable for tourists with limited time. - **Bus/Taxi**: A-line buses cover major areas and are affordable; taxi fares are higher (red/blue/green cars correspond to different areas). 2. **City transportation** - **Subway**: Covers the entire city. It is recommended to use Alipay "Travel" to scan the code or purchase an Octopus card (HKD 150 including deposit, refundable). - **Featured transportation**: Star Ferry (HKD 4), Ding Ding Tram (HKD 2.3) are suitable for experiencing the city's charm. - **Transportation ticket options**: - **One-day pass** (HKD 65): Suitable for frequent subway rides within 24 hours, but Airport Express and Lo Wu Station are not available. - **Airport Express Tourist Pass** (HKD 250–350): Includes one-way/round-trip Airport Express and 3-day subway pass. --- ### **III. Accommodation recommendations** - **Luxury hotels**: Tsim Sha Tsui (Peninsula Hotel), Central (Mandarin Oriental), etc., are adjacent to shopping areas and attractions. - **Budget hotels**: Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei are cost-effective, and "Hong Kong Mong Kok Vejune Hotel" is recommended. - **Avoidance tips**: Avoid choosing Chungking Mansions and unlicensed hostels, especially for female tourists. --- ### **IV. Must-see attractions and itinerary suggestions** 1. **Classic route (5 days and 4 nights)** - **Day 1**: Victoria Harbour night view + Star Ferry + Peak Tram (best for night view). - **Day 2**: Disneyland (fireworks show is a must-see) or Ocean Park (animal show + amusement facilities). - **Day 3**: Mong Kok street snacks + Tsim Sha Tsui shopping (Harbour City, K11). - **Day 4**: Cheung Chau Island (seafood + beach) or Lamma Island hike. - **Day 5**: Central historical district (PMQ) + Lan Kwai Fong nightlife. 2. **Niche experience** - **Sai Wan Swimming Shed**: Holy place for sunset photography. - **Shek O Village**: Colorful huts and beaches, the filming location of "King of Comedy." - **Temple Street Night Market**: Affordable night market, feel the atmosphere of Hong Kong movies. --- ### **V. Food recommendations** - **Must-eat in tea restaurants**: Silk stocking milk tea, pineapple bun, wonton noodles (recommended "Mak's Noodle"). - **Street snacks**: Curry fish balls, egg waffles, bowl pudding (Mong Kok Fa Yuen Street). - **Seafood and roasted meat**: Typhoon shelter fried crab (Lei Yue Mun), Yung Kee Restaurant roast goose. - **Dessert shop**: Yee Shun Dairy Company (double-layered milk custard), Kai Kai Dessert (sesame paste). --- ### **VI. Shopping guide** 1. **Cosmetics**: Sasa, Bonjour (pay attention to the expiration date), counters (Times Square, Causeway Bay). 2. **Luxury goods**: Harbour City (most complete brands), Citygate Outlets (outlet discounts). 3. **Jewelry watches**: Nathan Road "Golden Mile" (Chow Sang Sang, Chow Tai Fook), Emperor Watch & Jewellery (Rolex agent). 4. **Trendy brands and sneakers**: Mong Kok Sneaker Street, THE FOREST shopping mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. --- ### **VII. Practical tips** - **No smoking and fines**: Smoking is prohibited in public places, and eating and drinking in the subway will be fined HKD 2,000. - **Customs restrictions**: Duty-free for alcohol within 1 liter, cigarettes within 19, and milk powder within 1.8 kg. - **Safety tips**: Take care of your belongings and avoid walking alone in remote areas at night. --- The above guide integrates core information such as transportation, attractions, and food. The specific itinerary can be adjusted according to personal interests.AHV. Zeb 3252559
You can always trust the relaxing atmosphere of Tai O, Hong Kong.In the bustling city of Hong Kong, if you want to find a quiet corner to spend a pleasant Christmas and experience a different culture and history, then Tai O is a must-see. 📍Located in the southeast of Hong Kong, Tai O Fishing Village is like a paradise. Walking into it is like entering another world. Every corner is a unique sea view and a strong fishing village atmosphere. There is a quiet coastline, colorful fishing boats, and the salty sea breeze that never disappears. The simple life of the old fishermen makes this place more simple and natural. 🏡 Walking into Tai O Heritage Hotel is like stepping into a time tunnel. This is a hotel with a history of 122 years. It was formerly the old police station in Tai O. Every corner of the hotel reveals a strong historical and cultural heritage. The preserved report room, guard tower, etc. are all witnesses of the long history of this building. 🛏The layout of the room is also extremely warm and comfortable. The perfect combination of modern facilities and retro decoration allows people to enjoy modern conveniences while also feeling the precipitation of history. The Tai O Lookout restaurant on the first floor of the hotel has a glass roof design with a full sense of atmosphere. Next to the restaurant is the rooftop guard tower preserved from the old police station. The food in the restaurant is also not to be missed. It uses fresh local ingredients from Tai O. While tasting the food, you can feel the unique charm of Tai O. The hotel restaurant will also launch a holiday limited set menu during Christmas, when there will be authentic local food and holiday special food in Tai O: Christmas semi-buffet lunch, dinner, and Christmas afternoon tea: abalone and fish maw chicken roll with roasted chestnuts + baked sweet potatoes and seasonal vegetables with gold ba li sauce, pan-fried grouper with herb lobster with Provencal stew + Italian tomato sauce, rich and delicious.Jameson Brennan52
Local Hong Kongers' Secret Outlying Islands Guide Unlocking Movie Filming LocationsPopular spots in Hong Kong are overcrowded? Don’t worry! We've summarized the top ten outlying islands of Hong Kong, including familiar movie filming locations like Cheung Chau, Sai Kung, Tai O, Stanley, and Lamma Island, as well as lesser-known islands such as Tap Mun, Shek O, Green Egg Island, Peng Chau, and Mui Wo, to let you experience the true slow life of Hong Kong. Top Ten Outlying Islands of Hong Kong 🚢 Lamma Island: Famous as the hometown of actor Chow Yun-fat, you can hike and enjoy sea views📸, feast on celebrity-style seafood, and stay at a super chill resort. 🌅 Cheung Chau: Filming location of the movie "McDull, The Alumni," watch the sunset while taking the ferry back at dusk—this feeling is truly healing⛱. 🚤 Tai O Fishing Village: Known as the "Venice of Hong Kong," the DIY workshops are super fun, and you can also visit Disneyland nearby🎡. 🌊 Sai Kung: Known as the "Back Garden of Hong Kong"🌊, there are fresh seafood shops by the pier, tourists can take boat trips out to sea, and outdoor enthusiasts can choose from many activities like snorkeling and kayaking. 🏝 Green Egg Island: Depart from Lover’s Bay, snorkel in the glass-clear sea to see fish; beginners are advised to join a professional kayaking tour with a coach for full guidance and safety🚣♀. ⛪ Stanley: Colorful houses and exotic restaurants are great for strolling, the signature dish Min Yee’s divine beef brisket noodles🍜 impress many visitors, and Stanley Beach is less crowded with clear water, perfect for zoning out and watching the sunset. 🏖 Shek O: A popular movie filming location🎞! Colorful cottages and Japanese-style beaches make every shot a masterpiece; enjoy stunning sea views while hiking Dragon’s Back⛰, spend the whole day playing in the water and taking photos—you won’t want to leave. ⛺ Tap Mun: Known online as Hong Kong’s "Little Switzerland"! Limited ferry service⚠ requires advance planning, a one-hour island hike is easy on the legs. ⛱ Mui Wo: A hidden and super healing small island! The seaside restaurant at the pier is super chill, effectively avoiding crowds🚴♀. 🎨 Peng Chau: A tiny island in Hong Kong, you can explore it all in an hour on foot; the secret garden at the cowhide factory is great for photos📸, stroll along the seaside promenade and immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere. These treasure islands of Hong Kong all make you want to rush there! Which one do you pick? Come chat in the comments~&Rhetorica
3-Day Hong Kong-Macau Itinerary: A Quick Look at Must-See AttractionsHey friends! Planning a trip to Hong Kong and Macau? Don't miss out on these amazing experiences: Soar over Victoria Harbour on the Peak Skyline Luge, it's a real thrill! Indulge in delicious shark fin soup noodles and pork chop buns! Take a ride on the Macau Light Rapid Transit, the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, and explore the city on the historic Ding Ding tram. The night views are stunning! Save this itinerary now and get ready for an unforgettable Hong Kong-Macau adventure! / 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Wong Tai Sin Temple—Kai Tak Sports Park—Star Ferry Victoria Harbour Tour—Hong Kong Observation Wheel—Victoria Peak Take a Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour and enjoy the beautiful night view. Then, take a ride on the Hong Kong Observation Wheel for a bird's-eye view of Hong Kong Island. Finally, we'll take the historic Peak Tram up to Victoria Peak, where you can not only enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Victoria Harbour but also experience the thrilling Peak Skyline Luge, soaring high above the dazzling cityscape. DAY 2: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car—Ngong Ping Village—Tian Tan Buddha—Tai O Fishing Village—Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Tour—Wynn Macau Music Fountain We'll take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car up Lantau Island for a unique mountain climbing experience. After visiting Ngong Ping Village and the majestic Tian Tan Buddha, we'll head to the charming Tai O Fishing Village. In the evening, we'll tour the spectacular Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge and enjoy the mesmerizing Wynn Macau Music Fountain show. DAY 3: The Venetian Macao—Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao—Chapel of St. Francis Xavier—Ruins of St. Paul's—Mount Fortress—Travessa da Paixão (Love Lane) Experience the ultimate luxury at The Venetian Macao, then head to the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian Macao for a photo op. Next, we'll visit the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier and delve into Macau's rich history and culture. Finally, stroll through the Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress, and Love Lane, soaking up Macau's unique charm. Don't forget to savor the delicious shark fin soup noodles, pork chop buns, and Portuguese egg tarts! / Must-See Attractions: 🏙️ Victoria Peak: The best spot to overlook Hong Kong's stunning nightscape! The newly launched Peak Skyline Luge offers a thrilling ride with breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. Don't miss it! ✨ Victoria Harbour: The jewel of Hong Kong's night view! Take a Star Ferry or stroll along the promenade to enjoy the dazzling lights and shimmering waters. 🌳 Ngong Ping 360: Admire the magnificent scenery of Lantau Island and immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature. 🎡 Hong Kong Observation Wheel: Enjoy a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour from the comfort of a climate-controlled cabin, taking in the beauty of the city skyline. 🏰 The Venetian Macao: Experience the unique charm of Venice, stroll along the romantic cobblestone streets, and enjoy one-stop shopping and dining. / 🧳 Packing List: Are you ready for your Hong Kong-Macau trip with these essentials? 👗 Clothing: The weather in Hong Kong and Macau in March is mild. Pack a few light long-sleeved shirts, short-sleeved T-shirts, jeans, or casual pants. Don't forget to bring a pair of comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking! 🎒 Accessories: Hong Kong and Macau use different power plugs than mainland China, so remember to bring a travel adapter. A portable charger is a must-have to keep your phone fully charged. Also, bring a lightweight backpack for your essentials. 📘 Documents and Money: Your Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau and ID card are essential! Exchange some Hong Kong dollars and Macau patacas in advance, just in case. Of course, credit cards and mobile payments are also widely accepted. 🕶️ Sun Protection: Although the sun isn't too strong in March, sun protection is still important. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay comfortable during outdoor activities. 💊 Medications: It's always a good idea to bring some common medications, such as cold medicine, painkillers, and band-aids, in case of minor ailments. / 🌟Don't forget to like and save this itinerary for a smoother and more enjoyable group tour of Hong Kong and Macau!✨NOELLE KENNEDY4
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Exploring Tai O: Hong Kong's Charming Fishing Village 🇭🇰Nestled on the western coast of Lantau Island, Tai O is a picturesque fishing village that offers a glimpse into Hong Kong's traditional way of life. Known for its stilt houses, vibrant markets, and stunning natural scenery, Tai O is a perfect escape from the bustling city. What to Expect - Stilt Houses: One of Tai O's most iconic features is its stilt houses, built over the tidal waters. As you walk along the waterfront, take in the unique architecture and learn about the village's rich fishing heritage. - Local Markets: Explore the lively markets where you can find an array of fresh seafood, dried fish products, and local snacks. Don’t miss the chance to sample Tai O’s famous shrimp paste and egg waffles! - Scenic Boat Tours: Hop on a boat tour to explore the surrounding mangroves and spot pink dolphins in their natural habitat. The boat ride offers a unique perspective of the village and breathtaking views of the coastline. - Cultural Heritage: Visit the historic temples and learn about Tai O's culture, including the traditions of the Tanka people, who have lived in the area for generations. - Stunning Views: Hike to the nearby Ngong Ping for panoramic views of Lantau Island and the Big Buddha. The trails are suitable for all levels and provide a refreshing escape into nature. A visit to Tai O is not just a journey through a quaint fishing village; it’s an opportunity to experience the rich cultural tapestry of Hong Kong. Whether you’re exploring the markets or enjoying the serene landscapes, Tai O offers a unique and memorable experience away from the city’s hustle and bustle. #報名tripbest7月酒店試睡員 #hongkong #taiovillageJOCELYNC
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Hong Kong’s Charming "Venice of the East"#postandearn Nestled on the western coast of Lantau Island, Tai O is a timeless fishing village that offers a captivating glimpse into Hong Kong’s maritime past. Known as the “Venice of the East” for its network of canals and stilt houses perched above tidal flats, this 300-year-old settlement is a living testament to the city’s traditional coastal culture, far removed from its urban skyscrapers. Tai O’s iconic stilt houses wooden structures built on stilts above the water—are its defining feature. Originally designed by the Tanka people, a community of boat-dwelling fishermen, these homes withstand tidal changes and typhoons, reflecting the village’s harmony with nature. Narrow wooden bridges and winding waterways connect the community, where elderly residents still dry seafood on rooftops and repair fishing nets by hand. The village thrives on its fishing heritage. Visitors can explore bustling markets selling salted fish, shrimp paste, and other delicacies, or take a small boat tour to spot the rare pink Chinese white dolphins in the Pearl River Estuary. Tai O’s rustic charm is complemented by cultural landmarks like the Yeung Hau Temple, a 17th-century shrine dedicated to a Song Dynasty general, and the Tai O Heritage Hotel, a restored colonial-era police station turned boutique lodging. A visit to Tai O feels like stepping into another era. Wander its alleys to discover family-run seafood restaurants, century-old temples, and sunsets that paint the stilt houses gold. Accessible via ferry or bus from Tung Chung, this tranquil enclave reminds travelers of Hong Kong’s enduring connection to the sea—a place where tradition and resilience ripple through every tide.Ram Psd Panta2
6-Day Hong Kong-Macau Tour: Non-Stop Fun for KidsKids, get ready for a sneak peek at the best Hong Kong-Macau family tour, covering Hong Kong Disneyland, Ocean Park, and new internet-famous attractions, as well as Macau's classic landmarks. This guide is guaranteed to be a hit with both you and your little ones! Super comprehensive, practical, and heartwarming! / 🎉Itinerary: D1: Arrive at Hong Kong Airport, transfer to the hotel by private car, settle in, and begin our Hong Kong adventure! 🔅With the first day's arrangements going smoothly, our journey has just begun, and the days ahead are full of excitement and anticipation. D2: West Kowloon Cultural District—Hong Kong Palace Museum—M+—Central—Victoria Peak—Victoria Harbour 🔅We'll journey through Hong Kong's history and culture, hear stories from the past, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. D3: Hong Kong Disneyland—Hong Kong Ocean Park 🔅Experience the magic of Hong Kong Disneyland and the wonders of the ocean at Ocean Park, embracing childlike fun and joy. D4: Ngong Ping 360—Tian Tan Buddha—Tai O—Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge Tour 🔅Immerse yourselves in the rich religious atmosphere, experience the unique charm of Tai O, and marvel at the wonders of human engineering. D5: Ruins of St. Paul's—Rua da Cunha—Coloane—Hac Sa Beach—Eiffel Tower (at Parisian Macao)—The Venetian Macao 🔅Spend a day filled with European charm, as if in a dreamlike kingdom, indulging in romance. D6: Return trip, ✈departing from Macau, marking the end of our wonderful journey. 🔅This was an extraordinary trip filled with laughter and wonder. Now it's time to head home with cherished memories! / Must-See Attractions: 🏰Hong Kong Disneyland: The Frozen world❄️is newly opened, featuring the Frozen Ever After ride and opportunities to meet Anna and Elsa! Don't miss the Disney Paint the Night parade🌠and the Castle of Magical Dreams🏰. 🌊Hong Kong Ocean Park: The park features themed areas like the Amazing Asian Animals🐼, Aqua City💦, and Ocean Wonders🐠. Whether it's exploring the deep sea or getting up close with giant pandas🐼and penguins🐧, it's perfect for kids. 🏞Victoria Peak: Whether it's taking in the stunning views of Hong Kong from the Peak Tower's observation deck🗼or experiencing Monopoly Dreams💰with the kids, it's an unforgettable experience. 🏛Hong Kong Palace Museum: Embark on a journey through Chinese culture and art🎨, admire precious relics from the Palace Museum, and explore exhibitions on the origins of Chinese civilization and Sino-French cultural exchange💫. It's a great destination for families. / 🧥Travel Preparations: Let's talk about essential items for your Hong Kong-Macau trip. First, clothing! In February, the highest temperature in Hong Kong and Macau can reach 18°C (64°F), so pack light long-sleeved shirts and pants. Due to the humid sea breeze, a down jacket, casual shoes, and rain gear are also recommended. 💼Next, accessories: Don't forget sunscreen! Although February in Hong Kong and Macau isn't as hot as summer, the sun can still be strong. Also, since there will be a lot of walking, remember to bring comfortable shoes and a small bag for personal belongings. 📑Finally, important travel documents: Remember your passport and Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau! Make sure your credit card can be used in Hong Kong and Macau, just in case. Don't forget your phone and a power bank to capture those precious travel moments. / Travel broadens the mind and creates lasting memories. After visiting Hong Kong and Macau, remember their unique beauty. I hope my sharing helps you have a wonderful trip.Harper Cook Harper752
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Hong Kong's Venice: A Relaxing Day Trip to Tai OTai O is a must-visit destination for a holiday in Hong Kong. It's very convenient to reach by ferry from Tuen Mun or Tung Chung, taking approximately 30 to 60 minutes and costing around $20 per trip. Upon arrival, it's recommended to start with a hike along the Hung Lam Trail, which is beginner-friendly and easy to walk. The trail can be completed in about 20 to 30 minutes, offering scenic views of the sea, Tai O streets, and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge.Y616
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Escape from Macau to Hong Kong's Tai O Fishing Village!Looking for a weekend getaway from Macau? Head straight to Tai O Fishing Village on Lantau Island, Hong Kong! This hidden gem offers the most tranquil fishing port scenery in the city. For just HK$40, hop on a sightseeing boat and immerse yourself in breathtaking views of sunlit mountains and seas. 🚢 Transportation: Take a ferry from Macau's Taipa or Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal to Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal. Then, transfer to the MTR and get off at Tung Chung Station. Exit from B and take bus No. 11 or minibus No. 21, which will take you through picturesque mountains and bays straight to this secluded fishing village. Once aboard, you'll understand the true meaning of "value for money"! Sunlight spills over the sea, creating a shimmering golden surface. If you're lucky, you might spot white dolphins leaping out of the water. The stilt houses on either side gradually fade into the distance, leaving nothing but endless blue. In this serene mountain-sea setting, all your worries seem to vanish. After disembarking, stroll through Tai O Old Street, savor a bowl of savory fish balls, pick up some shrimp paste as a souvenir, and capture the colorful stilt houses and fluttering fishing flags with your camera. Starting from Macau, you can spend a day soaking in Hong Kong's most humble yet dazzling landscapes, turning them into unforgettable memories!夏天-11
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Deep Dive into Hong Kong’s Outlying Islands: Lantau, Lamma, Cheung Chau 🌴Hong Kong’s outlying islands offer serene escapes from the city buzz. From Lantau’s giant Buddha to Lamma’s seafood feasts and Cheung Chau’s vibrant festivals, this guide has you covered. Save it for an unforgettable adventure 📝! 🌍 Lantau Island | Big Buddha, Tai O Village, Ngong Ping Cable Car 🚶 Suggested Route: Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car ➡️ Ngong Ping Village ➡️ Big Buddha ➡️ Po Lin Monastery ➡️ Tai O Village ➡️ Return by cable car or minibus ✅ Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car (5.7 km, 25 mins) - Hours: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM (9:00 AM–6:30 PM on weekends/holidays). - Vibes: Soar over Lantau’s lush hills, with distant views of the Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge. - Options: - Standard Cabin: HKD 195 one-way/HKD 270 round-trip; opaque floor, great for heights-wary travelers. - Crystal Cabin: HKD 235 one-way/HKD 350 round-trip; transparent floor for thrilling sea-and-mountain views. - Private Cabin: HKD 395 one-way/HKD 520 round-trip; fully transparent, perfect for epic photos. ✅ Ngong Ping Village - Snap pics with graffiti walls and the cable car, then walk 10 minutes to the Wishing Bodhi Tree. - Browse quirky shops and pose with Big Buddha at Ngong Ping Plaza. ✅ Big Buddha & Po Lin Monastery - The 34m bronze Buddha has an exhibition hall inside its base, featured in Infernal Affairs. - Stroll 15 minutes to Po Lin Monastery to light incense and soak in spiritual vibes. ✅ Tai O Village - Take a boat tour (HKD 40/person, all ages) to feel the fishing village’s charm. - Shop for dried seafood (fish, shrimp, scallops) at Tai O Market. 🌷 Tips: - Check weather forecasts—clear skies make cable car views magical. - Book tickets online for discounts and carry some HKD cash for small purchases. --- 🏝️ Lamma Island | Hiking & Seafood ✅ Getting There - From: Central Pier 4 to Sok Kwu Wan or Yung Shue Wan (30 mins). - Fares: Sok Kwu Wan HKD 27.5, Yung Shue Wan HKD 22.1 (pay with Octopus). - Ferry Frequency: Every 30–60 mins. ✅ Hiking Route (1–1.5 hours) Sok Kwu Wan Pier ➡️ Fisherfolk’s Village ➡️ Kamikaze Caves ➡️ Hung Shing Yeh Beach ➡️ Windmill Hill Lookout ➡️ Yung Shue Wan (Pier) ✅ Prep Checklist - Hong Kong-Macau Pass, Octopus card, roaming data, mosquito repellent, sunhat, comfy hiking shoes. ✅ Must-Visit Spots 1️⃣ Sok Kwu Wan: A tranquil fishing village with a historic Tin Hau Temple and seafood street—dining by the sea is unbeatable! Catch the Tin Hau Festival or dragon boat races if you’re lucky. 2️⃣ Fisherfolk’s Village (HKD 80/person): Walk on floating fish farms, meet starfish and crabs, feed fish, tour vintage boats, or try dragon boat rowing for a taste of old Hong Kong. 3️⃣ Hung Shing Yeh Beach: Crystal-clear waters and fine sands, ideal for swimming. Offers restrooms, changing rooms, a snack bar, and a boardwalk. 4️⃣ Yung Shue Wan: Stroll Yung Shue Wan Main Street, lined with seafood restaurants, craft shops, bookstores, and cafés, for a laid-back island vibe. 🦐 Food & Souvenirs - Book seafood restaurants in Sok Kwu Wan a day ahead for free ferry pickups from Hong Kong piers, saving on fares. - Try local treats like Kin Hing Granny’s Tofu Pudding, shrimp crisps, shrimp paste, or rice cookies—great as gifts. 🚴 Cheung Chau Island | Cycling & Bun Festival ✅ Getting There - From: Central Pier 5 to Cheung Chau (slow ferry 55–60 mins, fast ferry 35–40 mins). - Ferry Frequency: Every 30 mins; last return at 11:00 PM. - Payment: Octopus or Alipay at gates. - Luggage: Store bags at IFC Mall (1/F near Minyao St., per-item fee). ✅ Cycling Loop - Bike Rental: HKD 40/3 hours + HKD 150 deposit at food stalls right of the pier. - Route (10 km, ~2 hours): Sun Yat-sen Memorial ➡️ Chung Shan Park Rd. ➡️ Sham Keng Bridge ➡️ (clockwise loop) ➡️ Ocean Dragon Lion Dragon Boat Park ➡️ Shan Shui Yacht Pier ➡️ Yacht Base ➡️ Riverside Bikeway ➡️ Chik Kan Bridge ➡️ Julong Bay St. ➡️ Julong Bay St. 1 (sunset spot) ➡️ Whampoa Military Park ➡️ Anxin St. ➡️ Sham Keng Pier ➡️ Golden Peak House ➡️ Back to start. - ⚠️ Tip: Follow the island’s coast; at Chik Kan Bridge (linking University City), detour via Jinzhou South Rd. - 🌇 Sunset: Ride to Julong Bay Rd.’s bend for open river views, with CBD skyscrapers and bridge traffic across the water as the sun dips. - Nearby: Post-ride, visit Urban Agricultural Park for family fun—its big lawn has paid kid-friendly activities. Hong Kong’s islands are your ticket to nature, culture, and fun! Share your fave island in the comments! Search 🔍 Hong Kong Local Guide for more insider tips. #HongKongIslands #LantauIsland #CheungChauLocalGuides_HK1
6-Day Hong Kong & Macau Tour: Detailed Itinerary for a Perfect TripFirst time in Hong Kong and Macau? Check out this carefully planned 6-day itinerary to make the most of your trip! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Explore the best of Hong Kong and Macau 🌆 Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong 🛬 - Airport transfer 🚖 - Hotel check-in 🏨 Arrive in Hong Kong and enjoy a convenient airport transfer to your hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference. Day 2: West Kowloon Cultural District 🎭 - Hong Kong Palace Museum 🏯 - M+ Museum 🎨 - Central 🏙️ - Victoria Peak 🗻 - Victoria Harbour 🌉 Explore the city's rich culture and art, and enjoy the stunning night view of Victoria Harbour. Day 3: Hong Kong Disneyland 🎠 - Ocean Park Hong Kong 🐬 Experience the magic of Disney and get up close with marine life. Day 4: Ngong Ping 360 🚡 - Tian Tan Buddha 🙏 - Tai O 🛶 - Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Tour 🌉 Discover Buddhist culture, visit a traditional fishing village, and take a boat tour of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Day 5: Ruins of St. Paul's 🕍 - Rua do Cunha 🍽️ - Coloane Island 🏖️ - Hac Sa Beach 🌊 - The Parisian Macao 🗼 - The Venetian Macao 🏰 Explore Macau's historical sites, enjoy local cuisine, and relax at a resort. Day 6: Depart from Macau 🛫 End your Hong Kong and Macau adventure and head to Macau Airport for your flight home. 🌟 -------- Travel Tips: 🎁 Compare prices before buying souvenirs to avoid overpaying. ✈️ Check airport transportation in advance to avoid last-minute stress. 📸 If popular spots are crowded, try different angles or visit in the morning. 💡 Respect local customs and avoid taking photos or videos without permission. 🍽️ Try local snacks, but be mindful of food hygiene. 💳 Ask about return and exchange policies when shopping, and keep your receipts. -------- 🎉 Have a great time in Hong Kong and Macau, and make unforgettable memories! 🎉Sophia8 Garcia - Sophie5
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I bought the Tai O Pass package, which has very convenient transportation. I got off at Tung Chung MTR Station and walked to the cable car station in a few minutes. I followed the instructions to go to the lobby to exchange the tickets, which included a cable car ticket, a bus ticket, a yacht ticket, 2 $10 snack tickets, and a $50 food voucher from Tai O Heritage Hotel. The standard carriage was enough. The scenery was very good. After passing several hills, you can see the Hong Kong airport. It took 20 minutes. Before getting on the cable car, the staff took a group photo for each family. When we arrived at the station, the set cost 260, which was a rip-off. I definitely didn't want to use it. I used the food voucher to eat at Honeymoon Kee at Ngong Ping Market, but I can only use 3 vouchers at a time. The bills were settled separately. There were several entertainment activities such as watching the Three Kingdoms, which were charged separately. It seemed to be 80 per person for each activity. I decided not to go. I bought two lucky cats at the lucky cat shop, and then went to climb the Tian Tan Buddha. It was not very high, with steps. The visit inside was average, and there was no way back. I went back down the mountain by the same route and went to the bus terminal to take bus No. 21. When I was queuing to get on the bus, the staff checked my ticket and exchanged it for a bus pass for bus No. 21. I would use it to check my ticket when I returned. I asked her what time she would be back at the latest. The staff did not speak Mandarin, so I could not understand her at all. After 10 minutes, we arrived at Tai O Fishing Village. The station said that the last bus No. 21 was at 17:45. We arrived at around 17:20, but the staff said that there was no bus at 45 minutes. The last bus had already left, so we had to buy a new ticket and take bus No. 11 back to the cable car station. The bus ticket and the return ticket for the cable car were all wasted. It was annoying. There is nothing much to see in Tai O Fishing Village, except for the dried seafood made by the villagers themselves. You can go to the sea to watch dolphins by yacht, but the wind is strong on the sea, and it is very shaky when you stop to look at the boat, which makes you feel sick. We told the boatman to take the boat to Tai O Heritage Hotel for dinner, but we got off halfway. After 16:00, there was only afternoon tea, fried rice, hamburgers, chicken wings, etc. The 50 yuan coupon had to be paid separately, and the average cost per person was almost 100 after the discount. After eating, we had to walk back to the fishing village to take a bus, which was about 2 kilometers, so it was not cost-effective.
I wanted to visit an outlying island with few people, so I took the Ngong Ping 360 cable car and then changed to a bus to Tai O. The transportation was quite convenient, but the waiting time for the bus was a bit long and the bus was not frequent. Tai O is a small fishing village with water houses and a small road. The scenery is quite nice.
It was a wonderful family trip. The picturesque Lantau Island was breathtaking. The children were very excited to ride the Crystal Cable Car for the first time, and the adults also felt that the trip was worthwhile. It's a pity that we didn't go up to see the Big Buddha. I'll come back next time.
Look at the natural scenery of Hong Kong fishing village. There is a delicious hand-made charcoal-fired eggs shop with a long queue, but it tastes good and deserves a long queue. There are also many seafood, special fishing village scenery, natural and simple life, and convenient transportation. Metro takes to Tung Chung Station, bus No. 11 takes to the terminal, and there is also a host of East people near Tung Chung Station. Yicheng, a little like Autress, can come and find something by the way.
From Tung Chung to Da'ao, take Bus No. 11, frequent flights, tail train to midnight, there is no need to limit time. The local scenery is very unique, you can also see dolphins by boat. I went to sea at 4:00 that day, and saw many dolphins, pink, very cute, unfortunately, I was too slow to take photos. There are many famous local snacks, such as eggs, Shanshui tofu flowers, etc. Yongan Street has many special shops, many products are made by the shop itself, very special. I went to a shop to buy some aromatherapy and hand soap, the shop's hand soap is very special, the shape is Hong Kong scenery, it is said that their owners have designed according to the Hong Kong scenery. I used their hand soap is not sensitive, the skin will not dry, my children used it is also good, he used hand soap. Eczema did not recur after that.
Compared with Lamma Island, Tai'ao does have fewer tourists and is more a choice for local people to hike in Hong Kong... Convenient transportation, we live near Honghong, take the subway to Dongyicheng, and then there is a direct bus to Da'ao at the bus stop. The impression is that there is a 20-30 minute train, which is very convenient. The first impression of arriving at Da'ao is that it is really a small fishing village. I like it very much. Local Grandpa and Grandpa can't understand Mandarin, aha ha ha, our poor Cantonese is also to fill the scene! The famous eggs are delicious. Let's take a look at the scenery. We really didn't eat anything because the seafood restaurant didn't open. We went to Lianxianglou. It was delicious. Generally speaking, I like this place very much. The island is very small, and I can finish it very soon. It's a real fishing village. If you don't pursue too much, you can relax. If you like to be busy, this place may not be suitable. Warm Tip: Because Da'ao is not like many other islands as a holiday resort, so if you want to eat a variety of recommended delicious seafood restaurants, the best weekend, we arrived on weekdays, did not eat fresh seafood, little sadness... Another thing is to bring a good Hong Kong dollar. Here is no credit card, Alipay and so on. Cash is the safest!
Tung Chung MTR Station transfers to Line 11 Bus for direct access to Da'ao. The journey is a little far, about 40 minutes and many Bay roads. Carsick people should be prepared. But it's still worth visiting. There are also many shops, restaurants and snacks that buy dried seafood. Among them, the huge cuttlefish (HK$50 per serving) and the huge eggs are delicious. Others include eggs, roast squid and so on, which can be eaten along the way.