Lamma Island
南丫島
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Immerse yourself in the olden days of Hong Kong’s fishing industry on Lamma Island! Learn from firsthand experience at Lamma Fisherfolk’s Village as you’re taught to catch fish, use fishing nets, and weave rope. The various exhibits on this floating museum honor the fishermen and the trade that helped make Hong Kong what it is today! Just a few minutes away, Tin Hau Temple calls for a visit. The religious structure is dedicated to Tin Hau, the Chinese Goddess of the Sea. She is a crucial part of local culture since she is believed to protect seafarers. On the way, you’ll pass a number of Sok Kwu Wan’s renowned seafood restaurants. Follow your gut and feast to your heart’s content!
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