Hong Kong's Hidden Water Village: Poetic Moments in Tai O Fishing Village

Summer swirls around, with fishing boats crisscrossing against the backdrop of mountains and sea. Afternoon on a long bench, listening to the conversation between the waves and the wind. Recommended photo spots: Overlooking from the Blue Tsui Chung Bridge, the fishing village life is in full view. Tai O Heritage Hotel with its white walls and tiled roofs, encapsulates the serenity of times past. From the Tiger Hill viewing platform, you might catch a glimpse of the playful pink dolphins. The street murals paint the stories and dreams of the fishing village. Exclusive local delicacies: Hand-held fresh fruit popsicles, pineapple, watermelon, mango, offer a refreshing relief. The fluffy texture of the egg puffs and silky scrambled eggs, love at first bite. Tai O's shrimp paste flavored shrimp cake and squid fried rice make the taste buds dance. The must-try mango glutinous rice dumplings and the thirst-quenching roselle tea. Convenient transportation: Direct access by bus from Tung Chung or by ferry from Central and then bus. Tips: Before taking the bus, remember to prepare motion sickness medicine. Taking a speedboat out to sea in search of dolphins may yield unexpected discoveries. Bring a telephoto lens, every corner of Tai O is worth capturing. This Mother's Day, bring your mother to this time-forgotten water village. Every step in Tai O is poetry, every scene a painting. Let the soul find solace in this tranquility, sharing this serene beauty with your mother.