Centennial Hakka monuments of intangible cultural heritage🪭

#Hong Kong Local Tour Sam Tung Uk Museum is the former site of Sam Tung Uk Village, a well-preserved Hakka walled village. It is a statutory monument and museum in Tsuen Wan West, Hong Kong. It is a branch of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum and was managed by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office in June 2016. Sam Tung Uk Village was founded in 1786 by a Hakka family named Chen and has a history of over 200 years. In the 1970s, due to the construction of the Tsuen Wan MTR station, the village was relocated elsewhere. In 1987, the government renovated the three houses into a museum and officially opened it to the public. The Sam Tung Uk Museum covers an area of ​​about 2,000 square meters, and the layout of the building is symmetrical on the left and right; there are a front hall, a middle hall, a ancestral hall and four independent rooms in the middle. The exhibition room has an educational exhibition called "Talking about the Past", allowing visitors to touch some of the exhibits and experience the Hakka rural culture and life. Address: 2 Guwu Lane, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (closed on Tuesdays, the first and second days of the Lunar New Year) Free admission #Hong Kong good places #Indoor good places #Rainy good places #Museum #Museum recommendation #Intangible Cultural Heritage #Cultural Tour #Cultural Heritage #Cultural Exhibition #Cultural Tour #Hakka Culture #Hong Kong Day Tour #Half Day Tour #Tsuen Wan #Tsuen Wan good places #Intangible Cultural Heritage Office #100 ways to travel