Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail

Lung Yeuk Tau Heritage Trail is located in Fanling, New Territories, and is one of Hong Kong's most representative cultural trails showcasing clan village traditions. It highlights over 500 years of history and architectural styles of the prominent local Lee clan. The trail features several well-preserved historical sites, including Lo Wai, the Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall, the Tin Hau Temple, and multiple walled villages, many of which are classified as Grade I or Grade II historic buildings. Lo Wai, a typical walled village, is equipped with defensive walls and remnants of a cannon platform, reflecting how villagers once defended against external threats. Spanning approximately 2.6 kilometers, the trail is comfortable for walking and ideal for families and history enthusiasts to explore each site leisurely. Moreover, the trail is relatively quiet, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the rich historical and cultural heritage of Hong Kong. For those interested in learning about Hong Kong's local development, clan systems, and traditional architecture, Lung Yeuk Tau offers a perfect blend of education and exploration.