Yim Tin Tsai lies along the sheltered waters of Sai Kung Hoi, a small island whose low hills face the harbour and the Sai Kung Peninsula. Once a Hakka settlement, it preserves the traces of the livelihood that gave it its name: salt was produced here from seawater in carefully arranged pans. Restored salt fields remain a defining feature, while the white St Joseph’s Chapel reflects the Catholic tradition of the island’s Hakka community. Reached by a short boat trip from Sai Kung town, Yim Tin Tsai forms a quiet counterpoint to Hong Kong’s densely built districts. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Yim Tin Tsai relates to the waters and hills of Sai Kung.
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