Liu Man Shek Tong: Ancestral Hall, Then School
A Sheung Shui ancestral hall became a modern school in 1932, linking clan memory with changing ideas about education.
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The Five Wais of Lung Yeuk Tau
Lung Yeuk Tau’s five walled villages and six villages form a local network shaped by Tang settlement. AMO’s heritage trail links surviving buildings and records communal customs practiced in the area.
Luk Keng Tidal Flats: A Feeding Ground at Starling Inlet
The mudflats at Luk Keng connect shorebirds and herons to the changing tides of Starling Inlet.
Long Valley: Farmland as Bird Habitat
Long Valley’s wet farmland, ponds and marshes support wildlife alongside farming. The nature park, opened in 2024, combines conservation, eco-friendly agriculture and nature education in a landscape between two rivers.
Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall: The Lineage at the Centre
A sixteenth-century hall in Lung Yeuk Tau preserves ancestral tablets, carved screens and the layered story of the Tang clan.
Kun Lung Wai: Reading a Date in the Gate Tower
An inscribed stone lintel dates Kun Lung Wai’s outer walls to 1744, while the unusual gate tower marks the village entrance.