Ting Kau

Ting Kau is a place name in Hong Kong, referring to an area located in the western New Territories. It is situated along Castle Peak Road, between Sham Tseng and Tuen Mun. Historically a rural area, Ting Kau has undergone significant development in recent decades, with residential housing estates now prominent features of the landscape.

Key aspects of Ting Kau include:

• Location: Part of Tsuen Wan District geographically.
• Transportation: Served by major roads like Castle Peak Road, and accessible by public transport including buses and taxis. The area is also known for the Ting Kau Bridge.
• Ting Kau Bridge: A significant suspension bridge forming part of Route 3 and the Hong Kong Strategic Route and Exit Number System. It connects Tsing Yi Island with the mainland New Territories.
• Residential Development: Primarily residential with a mix of low-rise village houses and high-rise apartment complexes.
• Views: Offers panoramic views of the Rambler Channel and Tsing Ma Bridge.