TungMow

TungMow is a small village located in the northern region of Hong Kong, within the Sha Tin District. Known for its rural character and scenic landscapes, TungMow is part of the Sai Kung North area, historically characterized by traditional villages and agricultural activities.

The village maintains a traditional village structure, with residents engaged primarily in farming and related occupations. Its location provides access to the surrounding countryside, and it serves as a point of interest for visitors seeking to explore rural Hong Kong.

In recent years, TungMow has experienced some development and urbanization, though it retains much of its cultural heritage and village layout. It is near various hiking trails and natural attractions, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

TungMow falls under the jurisdiction of the Hong Kong government’s rural and development policies, aiming to balance preservation with sustainable development. Although it remains relatively quiet and less commercialized compared to other parts of Hong Kong, the village offers insights into traditional rural life in the region.

There are no major commercial centers within TungMow, and amenities are limited, with residents relying on nearby towns for services and shopping. Preservation efforts focus on maintaining the village's cultural heritage, with some initiatives encouraging eco-tourism and community-based tourism to promote sustainable growth while protecting its natural environment.