Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre @ Sam Tung Uk Museum

The Three Houses Museum is a legal monument and museum located in West Lau Kok, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. The Three Houses is a Hakka village with a history of more than 200 years. It was listed as a legal monument in 1981. In 1987, it was renovated into the Three Houses Museum and officially opened to the public. In 2016, the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Center was established to enhance public awareness and understanding of intangible cultural heritage through a variety of educational and promotional activities, including holdings, lectures, seminars, heir demonstrations and workshops. There is a display room on the left and right after entering the main entrance, which plays videos all the way, has benches for visitors to watch, and small games for children to play. Officially walking into the three houses, there are many exhibition halls and many things to see, such as displaying Cantonese opera dolls, tools for making traditional lanterns, some introductions have videos, the lantern area is also prepared with some paper printed with lantern patterns, children can take back to make a lantern. I think this is definitely a good place for parents and children. Parents should interact with their children and get to know Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage together #Tsun Wan #Family Places #Three Houses Museum