Everywhere in Tai O are little shanty houses precariously built on stilts with crude ladders leading to small fishing boats.
Updated Oct 19, 2006
Salted dried fish, hang to dry in the hot sun on poles. Traditional method of preserving fish and a reminder that time stands still for Tai O.
Updated Oct 19, 2006
The first thing that you'll see upon entering Tai O is a steel footbridge that has replaced an old rope ferry that was once operated by elderly women .
Updated Oct 19, 2006
Unique place. It has been now the 3rd generation who is doing this. I am not sure what do you call in english but maybe, its like belacan.
Written May 13, 2006
Address: 17A Shek Tsai Po Street, Tai O, Hong Kong
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