The first stage of the Big Buddha renovation – the refurbishment of the Buddha's body has been completed. The upper part of the scaffolding has been demolished. The second stage of the Big Buddha renovation is expected to complete in mid of 2022. Po Lin Monastery and the Big Buddha remain open Details
14/10 : 09:00 - 18:30
Tai O Fishing Village
Tai O is the oldest fishing village and one of the most popular attractions in Hong Kong. Make this rustic fishing village your starting point to explore the water world of Lantau.
Tai O is more than a culturally enriching attraction. It is now a hot spot for eco-tourism. Since the opening of Ngong Ping Cable Car, Tai O has become more accessible. It is only a 15-minute drive away from Ngong Ping Village.
Tai O Boat Excursion
In addition to handmade dried seafood and local specialties, the main street of Tai O is also the home to an iron footbridge renovated from the former ferry raft. Go on one of the boats parked under the iron footbridge and embark on your 20-minute boat ride. As your ride takes you around the waterways of the fishing village, you can appreciate the iconic stilt houses of Tai O, the “General’s Rock”, and Tai O Heritage Hotel (former Tai O police station) up close. You may even get a glimpse of Chinese White Dolphins if you are lucky!
Dragon Boat Water Parade
During the Dragon Boat Festival, villagers would place statues of deities from local temples on small boats and parade through the waterways. The ritual was inscribed on China's third national list of intangible cultural heritage in 2011.
Join the 360 Lantau Culture and Heritage Insight Tour or 360 Lantau Sunset Tour for a special boat ride that tours the waterways of Tai O and observe stilt houses up close. Professional guides will also bring you into and exclusive visit to the stilt houses, where you can experience life as a fisherman. If you enjoy travelling at your own pace, the 360 Fun Pass will provide you with the transport convenience to visit every corner of Lantau.
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Address
Tai O, Lantau |
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How to get there
From Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal (Exit B of Tung Chung MTR station), take a 25-minute cable car ride to Ngong Ping. The Ngong Ping bus terminus is about 5 minutes on foot from Ngong Ping Village. Take New Lantao Bus 21 to reach Tai O bus terminus. The travelling is approximately 20 mins. |