Tai O
Hong Kong
This fishing town on the western edge of Lantau Island, Tai O is one of Hong Kong's most recognized traditional fishing villages, built largely along riverbanks and connected by footbridges across its waterways. The name means "large inlet," reflecting where Tai O Creek and Tai O River meet before reaching the South China Sea. The town has a café and restaurant scene that exceeds what its compact size might suggest, and sits within reach of both mountains and the wider region's UNESCO World Heritage sites.
- Population3,300
- Nearest water from center 4.5 km2.8 mi
- Nearest mountain from center 3.3 km2.1 mi
Climate · monthly averages
J
16°60°
45mm1.7in
F
17°63°
60mm2.3in
M
20°67°
85mm3.3in
A
23°73°
125mm5.0in
M
26°78°
225mm8.8in
J
27°81°
325mm12.7in
J
28°82°
260mm10.2in
A
28°82°
320mm12.6in
S
27°80°
205mm8.1in
O
25°76°
70mm2.8in
N
21°70°
40mm1.6in
D
17°63°
40mm1.5in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗