Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir Masonry Bridge — Attraction in Hong Kong

This is one of the oldest reservoirs, which consists of several parts & many historical building & construction. A lot of visitors go there to enjoy the country side, in particular during holidays or Sunday. There're also many tourists spots telling stories about the reservoir.

In the wet season ( April to September ), the reservoir always release rainwater out of it from the top of the dam where it looks like a huge white curtain hanging from dam. Quite nice.

It's quite easy to get there. We took the mini-bus from Causeway Bay & at about 10 minute , went off near the petrol station. Our journey ...

There are 4 masonry bridge crossings at Tai Tam Tuk Reservoir all on the west side of the lake. From north to south, the first three are a bit difficult to view. However, the trail bends hard to the east on both sides of the last bridge, providing very good views on both sides. Seems these bridges were built in 1907 and are a fine representation of masonry. They are well worth having a look-see during visits to the Tai Tam Waterworks...

Tai Tam Tuk reservoir circular walk is mostly flat and shaded walk with beautiful views of the group of 4 reservoirs in the Tai Tam area. We took a cab directly to the South entrance, where in addition to the taxi stand, there are toilets and vending machines. There are a few masonry bridges along the way that connect the entire reservoir system and also make for a great backdrop...