Tan Ka Wan

Tan Ka Wan (Chinese: 蛋家灣) is a village of in the Sai Kung North area of Tai Po District, Hong Kong.

Geography

Tan Ka Wan comprises several smaller villages: Tse Uk (謝屋), Lau Uk (劉屋), Lam Uk (林屋) and Mo Uk (巫屋).[1] The village cluster is mainly concentrated near the coast of Long Harbour.[1]

Together with Ko Lau Wan, Tan Ka Wan forms an enclave within Sai Kung East Country Park.[2]

A natural stream in Tan Ka Wan flows from south to north towards Long Harbour. Estuarine mangrove can be found at the coastal area.[1]

Features

In 2014, the village was described as "sparsely populated with abandoned houses in dilapidated condition".[1]

St. Peter's Chapel (聖伯多祿小堂) in Tan Ka Wan was built in 1873.[3] It is one of the historic churches of Sai Kung Peninsula.[4]

A drug rehabilitation centre, the Ling Oi Tan Ka Wan Centre, managed by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong is situated in Tan Ka Wan.[1] The rehabilitation centre in Tan Ka Wan started in 1984.[5]

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References
  1. "TPB Paper No. 9613. Draft Ko Lau Wan Outline Zoning Plan" (PDF). Town Planning Board. 2 May 2014.
  2. "Country Park Enclaves" (PDF). Environmental Protection Department. 10 August 2010.
  3. St. Peter's Chapel entry at catholic.org.hk
  4. Heaver, Stuart (27 February 2016). "The abandoned churches of Sai Kung: how Italian missionaries established Hakka congregations in Hong Kong". South China Morning Post.
  5. Ling Oi Centre - About Us


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