Did you know a haven exists within Sai Kung East Country Park? It’s called Tan Ka Wan. Tan Ka Wan is more than just a name. It represents a collection of smaller villages: Tse Uk, Lau Uk, Lam Uk, and Mo Uk. These villages huddle near the coast of Long Harbour, a quiet retreat. Tan Ka Wan, along with nearby Ko Lau Wan, is like an island. It’s surrounded by the park, creating a unique, secluded atmosphere. A natural stream meanders through Tan Ka Wan, flowing from the south towards Long Harbour. At the coast, estuarine mangrove creates a vibrant ecosystem. Tan Ka Wan in 2014 was described as sparsely populated, with some abandoned houses. Yet, amidst this quietude, history whispers. St. Peter’s Chapel, built in 1873, stands as a testament to Tan Ka Wan’s enduring spirit. This chapel is one of Sai Kung Peninsula’s historic churches. It offers a glimpse into the past. Another significant landmark is the Ling Oi Tan Ka Wan Centre. This drug rehabilitation center, managed by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong, has been operating since 1984. It embodies the spirit of compassion and healing within Tan Ka Wan. Tan Ka Wan, a place of quiet resilience. It’s where history and nature intertwine, creating a truly unique destination.
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