Tai O Fishing Port is the earliest fishing village on the island. Since the place is divided into two places by Sanyong, the vertical and horizontal waterways and water sheds have become the unique water town here, so it is known as Hong Kong Venice. Especially the "sheds" built on the water are also a major feature here. More than 2,000 residents, mainly Hakka people. Tai O was a major fishing port and garrison township. Tai O has been a salt-producing area of Hong Kong for more than 100 years. It is still a quiet fishing village. It used to be connected by Heng Shui Ferry and residents shuttled by boat. Tai O City has a lot of temples, set up the emperor temple, from the Ming Dynasty to stabilize the village, the temple placed a 1739 cast bronze bell, the roof is decorated with exquisite ceramic decoration, in addition to the Guandi Temple, there are also Huaxuan and the statue of the god of wealth, Yanghou ancient temple is built to commemorate Yang Hou Wang, after repairs to see more solemn, On the bay opposite the temple there are two stone monuments built in 1902, which were built on the lease of the New Territories when the boundary was surveyed. You can walk along Tai O Road to the 80-year-old Guanyin Temple, which is modeled on the Summer Palace in Beijing. Salted fish and shrimp paste is the most famous aquatic product in Tai O.