Po Toi O is located about 15 minutes from Tseung Kwan O new town, along the eastern coasts of Hong Kong. It is known for its seafood, and many local tours stop here for a nice meal.

Accompanying Music : http://www.quickdump.com/files/278413005.html

Po Toi O is surrounded by mountains and is quite a serene fishing village.

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Dried fish and seafood items for sale ...

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You won't find skyscrapers here!

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Delicious fried fresh squid :

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Big shrimp!

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Now to show where the food came from ... Hong Kongers love fresh food. Many seafood restaurants let patrons pick what they want to eat from the tanks directly first.

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Great photos, remind me of the time I went out there for a day trip.

I imagine that living in those houses on the water would be quite uncomfortable, and especially cold and miserable when in winter.

I always wondered how they get sewerage out there, or does it all go into the water?

lovely. brings back memories.

STOP THIS hkskyline, you are making me hungry!!!