Tai Wai Village

this is where you can also start your hike to Lion Rock.. or Amah rock.. awesome place to go and have fun, you can rent a bike to go around shatin and straight to tai Po or ma on Shan..

Tai Wai is located to the north of Lion Rock in Hong Kong and to the south of Shatin. There is water from Tsuen Wan Shing Mun Reservoir flowing through it. There is also a pond called Lower Shing Mun Reservoir. It is located in the deep valley of Tai Wai and has beautiful scenery. A tower was built at the water mouth, named Weibin City. It is magnificent and worth a visit.

People who are familiar with Hong Kong should be familiar with Tai Wai's shredded chicken. It is a very popular delicacy! The shredded chicken tastes great, and you can choose the spiciness according to your preference. There are 9 kinds of spiciness to choose from. But it feels a bit strong, and it is a little greasy at the end. But overall it is still great. Recommended!

Take the MTR to Tai Wai Village Station and walk along Chik Fook Street to Tai Wai Village, a walled village built in the early years of the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is the oldest and largest village in Shatin District. It is indeed a village with a historical charm. Every street and every household is closely connected. It looks messy but not messy, and it is clean. The outermost part of the village is the market, and from here on out is the modern one.

Tai Wai belongs to Shatin District. Apart from the more famous Che Kung Temple, there are not many attractions. People usually take the train to Tai Wai Station and transfer to the Ma Railway to Wu Kai Sha. It is rare to walk in this area. After the opening of the Shatin-Central Link, this area will become even busier.

A very famous walled village in Hong Kong. It is large in scale, with many elderly people staying behind and simple customs and practices. It has the most popular Che Kung Temple, many new tall buildings, and many preserved historical sites. The transportation is quite convenient and you can get there by minibus or MTR. There are also many good street snacks. You can walk around slowly and feel a different Hong Kong.