Tourists in Hong Kong are flocking to the 300-year-old village of Kuk Po, whose decaying mansions and reed fields offer a respite from the city’s famously frenetic pace. The seaside village was once home to Hakka people from southern China but was mostly abandoned in recent decades, even as gleaming high-rises sprang up in nearby…
Four thousand people are expected to visit a once-abandoned 300-year-old hakka village near the Hong Kong border with mainland China for a festival this weekend and next, as the city taps countryside resources for tourist attractions. Stephen Tang Man-Bun, the head of the Countryside Conservation Office, which organised the event at Kuk Po village, said…
Four thousand people are expected to visit a once-abandoned 300-year-old hakka village near the Hong Kong border with mainland China for a festival this weekend and next, as the city taps countryside resources for tourist attractions. Stephen Tang Man-Bun, the head of the Countryside Conservation Office, which organised the event at Kuk Po village, said…