Luk Keng

Submitted by DocMartin on 6 June 2006 - 3:52am
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Luk Keng, in the northeast New Territories, is one of Hong Kong's finest remaining villages - still with much of its traditional character, even though the rice paddies are long abandoned. Explore Wild Hong Kong! presenter Charles Few takes a stroll around.

 

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