Tsang Tai Uk Review

The Tsang House is located next to the southern end of Bo Kang Tung in Shatin, New Territories, Hong Kong. It is adjacent to the Sierra Leone Tunnel. It is one of the best preserved villages in the area. The village was built during the Qingdao Light Year and was revered as a "Tsang House" for the escapees during the Second World War.

A Zengda House with a history of more than 100 years, located close to Dayuan Station, still retains the characteristics of a hundred years ago. Except for the addition of air conditioning, nothing has changed.

It is very convenient to go to Sha Tin Zeng House. It takes about 7 minutes to walk to Sha Tin Wai Station on the Tuen Ma Line. Come here to experience a little tranquility in the downtown area. It seems to take people back to 100 years ago, full of characteristic roofs, high thresholds, the layout of the entire house, everything is a reason worth going.

Take a double-decker bus back to Sha Tin at the airport and see a stop called "Zeng Dawu". Come down and find that it is only a few hundred meters away from the Hong Kong Cultural Museum and Chegong Temple. During the "World War II", Zeng Dawu lived in 500 Chinese refugees. Today, watchtowers, gun holes and ear-shaped bunkers are still visible.

Walk along the riverside of New Town Plaza in Sha Tin, about 10-15 minutes. Only a row of old and renovated old houses is seen, nothing special. If you look at it, it is a bit unworthy.