
Fighting to protect Hong Kong's past —
Boat tours become a major source of income at Tai O The boat tour includes visiting a stilt house and catching a glimpse of white dolphins in the bay.

Tourists walk down Tai O's main street, where locals operates seafood stores and souvenir shops.

Visitors are drawn to the Venice-like village with homes largely built on stilts.

A local fisherman uses home-knitted nets after the government banned trawling.

At the northeast tip of the village, a local man takes a nap.

Before tourists poured in, the only local job for men was temporary construction work.

Tourists cross the newly built footbridge next to a wooden framed event center.


