Over three hundred years ago, the Chan family arrived in Yim Tin Tsai Village, and along with the missionaries, Catholicism also entered this island. Villagers became Catholics and they established a church and a school on this island.

In 2004, with the support of the church, St. Joseph’s Chapel was successfully restored, injecting new vitality into Yim Tin Tsai. This demonstrates the importance of Catholicism to Yim Tin Tsai.

There are different artworks in Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival that echo the Catholic culture of Yim Tin Tsai. The guided tour will lead participants to explore the traces left by Catholicism in Yim Tin Tsai, and experience together the Catholic culture of this island.

Attractions:
1. Artwork “Homeward Voyage”
2. Artwork “Stone and Shrine Circle”
3. St. Joseph’s Chapel
4. Artwork “The Glazed Island”
5. Former Residence of Saint Joseph Freinademetz, SVD
6. Artwork ”🤲”
7. Artwork “Through the Years to Touch You”

Remarks:
– Please bring along a cable headset (3.5 mm audio cable) to connect with audio guide equipment. If you don’t have one, you can borrow a sterilised headset on the day of the event.
– Visit to St. Joseph’s Chapel will be subject to its opening hours.
– When entering St. Joseph’s Chapel, please follow the rules and regulations of the Chapel.

About Kaifong Tour 

Founded in 2016, Kaifong Tour is a social enterprise dedicated to promoting meaningful connections and engagement in Hong Kong’s local communities. It designs and organises tours, which takes place at the heart of communities as “the scene of action”. Through community building, education, sustainable tourism and other community projects, Kaifong Tour aims to create a people-oriented and sustainable environment for our communities to develop.