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Setting
Indoor & Outdoor
Entry
Free / cheap · HKD
Allow
1-2 hours
Who for
Ages 5–14
Photo credits
Photo: Sam Tung Uk Museum 202007.jpg by Wikipedia user -Wpcpey · CC BY 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP; display crops may vary.
A restored Hakka walled village gives children a tangible setting for exploring older ways of living. The museum also introduces Hong Kong’s living traditions, making the buildings and cultural displays useful starting points for family conversations.
Explore at a quiet pace and let children look for the differences between these village buildings and their own home. Contact staff about movable ramps if needed; there is no visitor parking.
What parents should know
A restored Hakka walled village gives children a tangible setting for exploring older ways of living.
Cost
Admission
General admission is free.
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