Yuen's Mansion — Local services in Hong Kong

Yuen’s Mansion belongs to the Yuen family who were latecomers who first settled in Mui Wo in the 1920s. The Mansion was built in the 1920s–1940s by Yuen Wah-chiu (袁華照). A native of Zengcheng in Guangdong province(廣東增城), Yuen Wah-chiu moved some of his family members to Mui Wo in the 1920s. At the time, the Yuen family raised livestock and grew rice and vegetables in a self-sufficient way, and sold the surplus in Cheung Chau. In the 1940s, Yuen Wah-chiu moved his whole family including wives, sons and 80 followers to Mui Wo for permanent settlement. Yuen’s Mansion, which consists two watchtowers, a residential block and ancillary buildings, is a rare example of a comprehensive medium size old rural residential building...

A cute little fort in Mui Wo. It's government owned area and closed for public. BUT. It's nice, so if you're in the area,...

Old rundown stone building that you can only look at from a distance. Only the walk to the area was...