Sam Tung Uk Museum: Learn about Hakka culture and Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage

#HongKongIn-depthTour Sam Tung Uk Museum is located in Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. It is a Hakka walled village with a history of over 200 years and was declared a statutory monument in 1981. The museum's architectural layout is symmetrical like a chessboard, with a front hall, middle hall and ancestral hall in the center and independent living rooms on both sides, showcasing the characteristics of a traditional Hakka village. A half-day tour is recommended to start from the museum's exhibition hall to learn about Tsuen Wan's history and Hakka culture, and appreciate ancient furniture, handicrafts and farm tools. You can then join a guided tour to explore the architectural features of the village and the lifestyle of its residents. In addition, the museum houses the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre, which allows visitors to experience traditional skills such as dim sum making, mahjong manufacturing, wedding customs and flower card crafts through exhibitions and workshops. In addition, the museum also regularly holds workshops, such as lion head making demonstrations and dim sum making experiences, allowing visitors to participate in traditional skills firsthand.