I went to Hong Kong's Most Fascinating Abandoned Islands: The Soko Islands.

[@IGMA2062]

Great doc. I have many fond memories of working on Tai A Chau as a volunteer with the boat people

[@feleitks]

Probably the first ad that i’ve enjoyed

[@canalsentir]

Hi from Mexico Great video on the Soko islands and their history!

[@ThomasCoryate]

Nice archive footage, well done for taking the trouble to find that.

[@Tommy-xy1eh]

Wonderful 😮 Mr. Lo Thank you , again ! ❤

[@TheGracehew]

Fascinating history of Hong Kong’s outer islands ~ we’ve visited them before but didn’t know of their colourful past….Thank You!

[@arvinclok]

Really enjoy this documentary - thank you, always wanted to know more on different parts of history in Hong Kong

[@chunholim3168]

多謝！

[@thm145]

Brilliant video.

[@hkg_jojozero0142]

Great video dude

[@andylo1]

Thank you very much!

[@MrCoveney]

Enjoyed your Ma Wan video (I live there). This is great too. So much of Hong Kong that so many people do not see.

[@andylo1]

Thank you. There is indeed a lot that people do not see and many new places I keep discovering. So hopefully I can tell more of these stories in subsequent videos. Thanks again.

[@CP4Z167]

I’m 4 years late but very good video 👍

[@erickmunari3975]

This is great Andy, unexpected educational. Would you have a link to that old documentary? Thank you for posting.

[@andylo1]

Thank you for watching and for enjoying! The old documentary for 1974 is here: www.dailymotion.com/video/x2p426b

[@PapuaKini]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@trevorball3058]

Great film, thank you.

[@loyalchan4648]

Keep doing for you are doing, you are a blessing to me,

[@madelgalve3707]

Thanks for this

[@andylo1]

And thank you for watching!

[@zhx012]

Thank you

[@chunholim3168]

Hk is a tiny place but lots of interesting story

[@dereklam_]

Do a video on Kut-O/ Kat-O / Crooked Islands

[@rubyng16]

Actually the documentary was shooting Tai A Chau.

[@ayumckenzie8825]

𝐇𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐨 𝐒𝐢𝐫 .. 𝐈𝐦 Curios about this Island .. How to get there can you tell me ??

[@andylo1]

Hi Ayu. Best way to get there is to get a public ferry from Central piers to Cheung Chau island. At Cheung Chau island, you can hire a sampan boat to take you there. The sampan boats are all by the pier on the island - you just approach them to negotiate a price. It's a bit like taking a taxi.

[@Apriltanlyka1622]

Hello how much is the fare going to that island? thanks

[@andylo1]

Around HK1,800 to HK2,500 return fare depending on your negotiation skills with the sampan driver

[@impuredeath2]

Thank you