Tai O
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/SIGHTSEEING, HONG KONG/ Updated : Feb 3, 2017, 13:27 IST
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Just two short hours out of the city, Tai O is a whole other world as compared to the frenetic pace of the city. The last remaining fishing village on stilts, it offers visitors the long-forgotten charm and modesty of a time gone … Read more
Just two short hours out of the city, Tai O is a whole other world as compared to the frenetic pace of the city. The last remaining fishing village on stilts, it offers visitors the long-forgotten charm and modesty of a time gone by. Small huts perched above the water on stilts, vendors selling dried seafood (picture a sheet of scallops spread out to dry) and warm, friendly locals – that’s reason enough to make the journey. The water below the settlement is home to Hong Kong’s fabled pink dolphins, so do book a dolphin tour while you’re there. Read less

Just two short hours out of Hing Kong, Tai O is a whole other world as compared to the frenetic pace of the city. The last remaining fishing village on stilts, it offers visitors the long-forgotten charm and modesty of a time gone by. Small huts perched above the water on stilts, vendors selling dried seafood (picture a sheet of scallops spread out to dry) and warm, friendly locals – that’s reason enough to make the journey. The water below the settlement is home to Hong Kong’s fabled pink dolphins, so do book a dolphin tour while you’re there.
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