Pearl Farm
Hong Kong is a peninsula that boasts abundant marine resources. Tai Po Sea is not only the site of the ancient pearling grounds of Mei Chuan Du, but also a pearl farming hub in that was home to numerous villages. However, the construction of the Plover Cove Reservoir by the Hong Kong government in the 1960s transformed the local environment. Today, we revisit this site, committed to reviving Hong Kong's pearl farming industry, preserving the millennia-old story of the "Pearl of the Orient" and ensuring this unique cultural heritage is passed down to the next generation.
We leverage local fishery and agricultural resources and collaborate with mariculture raft owners, hoping to achieve mutual benefit, helping the pearl farming industry develop and ultimately revitalize Hong Kong's fisheries and agriculture.
How to get there
How to get there:
After passing the industrial estate, continue along Ting Kok Road until you see the Sam Mun Tsai sign. Turn right towards Beverly Hill and continue straight to the end where you will see a seafood restaurant. There is a small path downhill to the left of the restaurant. Follow this path straight down to reach Luen Yik Pier.
Note:
There are very few parking spaces near Lian Yick Pier, but the nearby Dynasty Pearl Restaurant has a private parking lot. It is recommended to take public transportation or taxi to get there.
Transportation:
Minibus 20K
Bus 74K
Map:
Luen Yick Ferry Pier