Hong Kong version of Cat Island: Tai O

Tai O, known as the "Venice of Hong Kong", not only has beautiful attractions, but also hiking trails, delicious food, and even souvenirs. It is very suitable for everyone to take a light trip. How to get there: After arriving at Tung Chung Station, you can take the No. 11 Lantau Bus to Tai O. It is recommended to queue at the terminus, otherwise there will be no seats. Take the ferry at Tuen Mun Pier, the whole journey takes about 1 hour and the fare is 27 yuan. The following are the must-see attractions in my opinion: Cat petting🐈 Maybe because there are few people and the sun is shining, many stray cats come out to bask in the sun🌞. Most importantly, most cats love to act like a spoiled child, are not afraid of strangers, and like to be touched and patted on the butt. It is a must-see for cat lovers. It is recommended to bring some cat food. Tai O Stilt House Area🏠 Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, come to the traditional water village. The stilt houses on the water are a unique landscape that you must not miss. You must check it out. Tiger Mountain🏞 The route is of beginner difficulty. Starting from Tai O Shaolin Temple, you can easily reach the top in less than half an hour by following the road signs. You can enjoy the endless sea view accompanied by the sunset. You can also enjoy the scenery of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge and the Pearl River Estuary along the way. There are long red railings on both sides of the top of Tiger Mountain. From a distance, it looks more like an endless red bridge. It is definitely a must-visit place when visiting Tai O. Tai O Heritage Hotel🏢 Formerly the old Tai O Police Station, it has a history of 116 years and is rated as a Grade II historic building. It’s a pity that the restaurant and hotel were closed on that day due to the visit of confirmed patients, otherwise this British-style white cottage would definitely be the first choice for check-in. #Outlying Islands Good Places #Outskirts Good Places #Local Travel #Tai O #Hong Kong Good Places #Winter Travel #Sunset #Sunset Check-in Spot #Sunset Check-in