Macau Offbeat| Coloane Ka Ho Village, a secret place to see the sea with colorful houses

| Coloane Ka Ho Village, a secret place to see the sea with colorful houses. Macau Offbeat| Coloane Ka Ho Village, a secret place to see the sea with colorful houses. 😜 The leprosy hospital that once scared countless people has transformed into a secret check-in spot. Before the reclamation and construction of the Huan Shan Road, it seemed like an isolated island, which could only be reached by ferry and then a small sampan. In 1963, Father Hu Zi Yi renamed this place as "Ka Ho Village" to eliminate people's discrimination against leprosy. 👉 Ka Ho Village is the only remaining site of a leprosy hospital in Macau. The brick houses have been renovated and revitalized, where you can take photos and learn about the historical stories of the past. It officially opened in early November 2021 after renovation, so hurry up and go before too many people know about it! 🙆 Dressing Suggestions Ka Ho is very colorful, with a creamy color. If you wear light-colored clothes, you will be overshadowed by the buildings, so you must be more vibrant than the buildings. I chose a colorful sweater jacket with a simple black and white lining. ✌️ Practical Information 🎫Ticket: Free admission ⛳Address: Coloane Ka Ho Village, Macau Opening hours: 10:30-17:00, closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Tour time: 1-1.5 hours 🚃Transportation: Get off at the "Ka Ho Rehabilitation Hospital" station on bus 21A Warm Tips 1 Don't make loud noises, there is a rehabilitation hospital nearby, some patients will walk around the village, be careful not to take pictures of them 2 The only bus arrives at 6 pm at the latest, if you are not driving, it is best to leave before dusk, after all, the road is very dark and remote 3 There are many mosquitoes in the suburbs, I wore shorts and got several big bites! 4 The place to see the sea is very windy, pay attention to keep warm and do not climb over the protective net to the rocks outside, it is very dangerous! Do not go on rainy days, the rocks are slippery and there are many electric nets!